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leagues saturday catcher bruce maxwell became the first major league baseball player to kneel during the american anthem. and other famous athletes like basketball star lebron james have also been speaking out because this guy we've. put in charge has to try to divide us once again the nature of the protests arm precedented and will continue save the athletes until the u.s. overcomes the racial divisions they say persist kimberly how good al jazeera washington counsels and. been her mother back home after a dressing the u.n. general assembly about the gulf crisis. reports and only show support him received upon his return to ground welcome for the emir of qatar shake to be been hammered fanny surrounded by hundreds of people soon as his plane landed at the airport. and other waterfront indo has city center his people came out in the thousands to welcome a leader they have rallied around since the gulf crisis began a few months ago he drove along doha's famous carney his motorcade stopped several times along the way to greet those who have come to welcome him back. what you saw was a national festival a nation united behind its leader i feel sad about what our nei

leagues saturday catcher bruce maxwell became the first major league baseball player to kneel during the american anthem. and other famous athletes like basketball star le bron james have also been speaking out because this guy we've. put in charge has to try to divide us once again the nature of the protests arm precedented and will continue say the athletes until the u.s. overcomes the racial divisions they say persist kimberly how could al-jazeera washington it's been six days since a seven point one earthquake devastated mexico city and the surrounding regions killing more than three hundred people rescue efforts continue for those believed to be still trapped alive under the rubble but thousands more mexicans are without a home al jazeera is hiding joe castro is there. with government estimates of more than a thousand buildings seriously damaged by tuesday's quake in mexico city it's the lucky ones who still have a home. and his wife and daughter escaped only with their lives. when we would about to eat then that for all roles like this then because that there was this talk we couldn't get out again to for all rows and it'll open the family is now among the t

leagues saturday catcher bruce maxwell became the first major league baseball player to kneel during the american anthem. and other famous athletes like basketball star le bron james have also been speaking out because this guy we've. put in charge has to try to divide us once again the nature of the protests arm precedented and will continue say the athletes until the u.s. overcomes the racial divisions they say persist kimberly how good al-jazeera washington. this is al jazeera these are the top stories german chancellor i'm going to marco has won a fourth term in office in the country's general election but she's admitted there will be tough negotiations before she can forge a new coalition the conservative party has suffered its worst result in her twelve years in power and follows a surge in support for the far right a f d party when that's really the most annoying of course we are facing a huge task they after entering parliament will carry out a profound acis because we want to win back the voters of the air by solving problems and listening to their lorries and sometimes that fares. through politics . u.s. president donald trump has signed off on new trave

leagues saturday catcher bruce maxwell became the first major league baseball player to kneel during the american anthem. and other famous athletes like basketball star le bron james have also been speaking out because this guy we've. put in charge has to try to divide us once again the nature of the protests arm precedented and will continue save the athletes until the u.s. overcomes the racial divisions they say persist kimberly hell kid al-jazeera washington. it's been a month since hurricane harvey devastated parts of southern texas a place called port arthur was particularly hard hit port arthur is home to the biggest oil refinery in the u.s. and people there are worried about the possibility of toxic contamination and she have returns. when we arrived to meet community activist hilton kelly important arthur texas he was unloading a truck full of supplies donated by nearby houston's sikh community care and good. just called a. place it's estimated that between three and five thousand residents of this town have been displaced three quarters of the houses were inundated with water lining its streets like so many neighborhoods across southern texas piles of wat

maxwell said he plans to continue the protest. (james even after organizers cancelled "berkeley free speech week".. conservative commentator milo yiannopoulos still came to campus for a brief speech yesterday. kron four's spencer blake was there as it happened. as promised, milo as promised, milo yiannopoulos arrived at sproul plaza to address an audience sunday at noon. protesters who didn't want him to share his message showed up, too, linking arms at one point to make a human barricade."thank you. how are you all? very disappointing protester turnout today."both campus police and berkeley p-d clearly had a tight grip on things, with preparations that must have taken hours - barricades preventing entry into the plaza except through one narrow pathand a metal detector.with the long lines, hundreds of people waiting to get in didn't get to hear yiannopoulos.this video is from his facebook page.at one point he led his group of supporters in the national anthem.(singing: "gave proof through the night that our flag was still there")trump su

here is bruce maxwell as well of the okay landakland as, kneelin the nags ap tional anthem. and nba superstar lebron james weighed in, here's what he had to say. >> it's basically at a point where i'm kind of just a little frustrated. obviously we all know what happened with charlottesville and the divide that that caused. and now it's hit more home for me now because he's now using sports as the platform to try to divide us. for him to try to use this platform to divide us even more, it's not something that i can stand for and not something that i can be quiet about. >> the outrage is not isolated to members of the nfl, but worth diving into just what the president's comments are really saying, who they actually target and why so many people from many different corners are upset by them. want to bring in our panel, david korn, david ziran and want to thank you for being here. you've seen the reaction. we're not even through the full day of kickoffs yet. and we've really had to keep our notes peeled and accurate because we're watching to see what the reaction would be from every single kickoff. and so far

leagues saturday catcher bruce maxwell became the first major league baseball player to kneel during the american anthem. and other famous athletes like basketball star le bron james have also been speaking out because this guy that we've. put in charge has taught us try to divide us once again the nature of the protests arm precedented and will continue save the athletes until the u.s. overcomes the racial divisions they say persist kimberly hell kid al jazeera washington well a short time ago president trump defended his criticism of the players on their protests he says his objection has nothing to do with race. we have a great country we have great people representing our country in fact we are told. they can be good but we are back and getting. back to american flag or the and that's not big. that's nothing to do with race i've never said anything about right this is nothing to do with race anything else has to do with respect for our country and respect from. a let's bring in iran candy he's the founding director of the anti-racist research and policy center at american university's hayes in washington d.c. thank you very much indeed for your time so the pre

leagues saturday catcher bruce maxwell became the first major league baseball player to kneel during the american anthem. and other famous athletes like basketball star le bron james have also been speaking out because this guy. put in charge has to try to divide us once again the nature of the protests arm precedented and will continue save the athletes until the u.s. overcomes the racial divisions they say persist kimberly how could al-jazeera washington well for more on both of these a battle from president trump i'm joined by a political reporter for news website think progress thanks very much for joining us on al jazeera let's go to the n.f.l. question to start with he has really gone up against dissolved players much loved sports players in the u.s. and their overseas fighting but with a very visual display of going against him how can this work for him and indeed is already backfiring. i don't think this can work for him i do think that this will backfire the movement for social justice in sports has a long history in the united states but it has definitely picked up steam since the president started to make the comments that he has made about you know cal

leagues saturday catcher bruce maxwell became the first major league baseball player to kneel during the american anthem. and other famous athletes like basketball star le bron james have also been speaking out because this guy we've. put in charge has to try to divide us once again the nature of the protests arm precedented and will continue save the athletes until the u.s. overcomes the racial divisions they say persist kimberly how could al-jazeera washington if i'm candy is founding director of the anti-racist research and policy center in american university he says chum's comments appear to be exactly about race we've seen the way he will sponsor these players calling these players s.o.b.'s but then when we compare the way he responded to those people defending confederate monuments he classify those people as quote i think people are scratching their head because either americans have the right to protest or americans don't either we all have the right to protest you know these players have the right to protest against racism just like people have the right to go to protest for confederate monuments or none of us do you can't you know the president can't pi

james. we are seeing sports stars going head-to-head with world politics. >> i know the protests are spreading. talk about a first we saw in major league baseball. >> bruce maxwell of the oakland a's kneeled with his hand over his heart before his game last night. here he is commenting on that after the game. i'll kneeling for the people who don't have a voice. this goes beyond the black community. this scope beyond the hispanic community because right now we are having an indifference and racial divide in all types of people. >> we will keep our eye on reacttions from the sports world as they come into us, specifically today. the nfl games, who will protest and how many will protest, and how will they protest peacefully racial injustice in the nfl games? the first one at 9:30 playing in london in the nfl. >> coy wire, thank you very much. joining me is cnn politics reporter stephen collinson and of the chicago sun times, lynn sweet. steven, let me start with you. i want to read the president's first statement of the day via twitter. let me scroll up here. he says the following. this sounds to me like the president of the united states is calling for a boycott o

maxwell. tyrone may keithroy marcellus maynard robert j. mayo kathy nancy mazza edward mazzella, jr. jennifer lynn mazzotta kaaria mbaya jameslary brian mcaleese patricia ann mcaneney colin robert mcarthur john kevin mcavoy kenneth m. mcbrayer brendan mccabe micheal mccabe thomas mccann justin mccarthy kevin m. mccarthy michael mccarthy and my brother firefighter paul keating. we miss you every day. we are very proud of you. until we meet again. >> and my father. not a day goes by that we don't think about you. they may you wait -- the way he made his beautiful drawings on coffee shop napkins in at making up silly songs in the car. we know we are watching over us every day. we love you. .. all you ha have to do is call on him. he valued education and he valued his life and it's a great loss to our family today. what i can say today is that i don't live my life in complacency. i look at every day as a day to do something new and different in my life so that my brother's life and all of the people who lost their lives on this day will not be in vain. i stand in love and unity and solidarity that this will make a change for the