we have john bennett, white house correspondent for roll call joining us. good morning. guest: thanks for having me. , the the white house initial request will be in the neighborhood of $6 billion. members of congress are expected to approve that weekly. do you have -- quickly. do you have a sense of what they expect the total price tag to be? guest: last night the white house office of management and budget sent out a letter, and what they are asking for is $7.85 billion immediately. most of that is for fema to replenish the disaster relief fund. some good reporting from my colleagues, fema is burning through their disaster might have a stunning rate. --money added stunning- disaster money at a stunning rate. the white house is expecting a longer resolution on spending. they also want to $.7 billion in cr. their official and unofficial ask in the neighborhood of $14.5 billion coming in the next week or so. these things are always tricky. i think the initial $7.8, i think the white house will get that. we have not heard much so far. the key thing to look for is to go bac

john bennett, excellent as always.in the late kick—off in the championship. two goals in three minutes saw norwich take the lead with this perfectly placed free kick from james madison. but they weren't ahead for long after liam moore ended the canaries chances of going all month without conceding a goal with this header. elsewhere in the championship today aston villa's beat bottom club bolton 1—0. second placed wolves thrashed burton albion 4—0. cardiff and derby finished goalless while hull city thrashed birmingham 6—1. there were also wins for bristol city, barnsley and nottingham forest. the games at middlesbrough and preston both ended in draws. it was the third qualifying round of the fa cup today with non—league clubs getting closer to a tie against league opposition. the lancashire derby between ashton athletic and chorley was screened live on the bbc sport website today and it was a cracker from nick haughton with just seven minutes to go that sent chorley through. the national league north side now progress

and as our football reporter john bennett explains, their results this season only part of the reason

host: john bennett is the w >> the trump administration sent a request for a hurricane harvey aid. president trump is spending the day in louisiana and texas assessing the damage and meeting with the texas congressional delegation. we will have president trump on his visit there which we expect to bring you over the next hour or so here on c-span. president trump sending this tweet as he was leaving for texas and louisiana, it reads -- >> here's more as congress returns next week from its recess. >> congress returns from august recess on september 5. over the next hour, we will discuss four key issues that the house and senate plan to take up this fall, including federal spending, raising the debt ceiling, and rewriting the tax code, as well as continuing work on health care legislation. we will take a look back at some of the past hearings and talk with a reporter to get an update on the fall congressional agenda. funding for the federal government expires on september 30, so congress must pass a federal spending bill to keep the government open and avoid a shutdown. the house pas

our football reporter, john bennett, has more. barcelona and lionel messi, superb this evening.rilliant performance. lionel messi got things under wayjust performance. lionel messi got things under way just before half—time, scoring for the first time in his career againstjan scoring for the first time in his career against jan bufon. barcelona, doing superb. a big win for paris saint—germain. 5—0 at celtic. mpabbe, cavani and neymar. there was an own goal in there as well. another team playing them off the park were chelsea. 6—0 against qarabag. no mercy. pedro on the scoresheet. many others also finding the back of the net. manchester united, they got a good win as well against basel. 3—0. marcus rashford on the scoresheet. his first ever champions league goal in his champions league goal in his champions league goal in his champions league debut. manchester united. paul pogba had an injury, possibly hamstring. he could be out for some weeks. that is worrying for manchester united on a good night for them. so, asjohn had said, there was a good win for manchester united on thei

and as our football reporter john bennett explains, their results this season only part of the reasons departure. there was a defeat in the champions league last night, and that was the final straw. it was notjust that they lost, but the way they lost. the performance in the second half was poor and that sums up their performance lately. if you look at the results, the bundesliga has not lost too badly. the biggest problem was unrest behind—the—scenes. ancellotti had fallen out with senior players. normally management is strength of in recent weeks we have seen people giving interviews when they did not necessarily admit that they fell out with him but hinted at problems behind—the—scenes. another problem was that he followed pep guardiola and you could not get more of a contrast in styles between pep guardiola guardiola and ancellotti. it is to be that incidents were only assessed on the football field. not any longer. if it is missed on the field it will be spotted by somebody else. having been on trial in the number of matches including an international friendly between france and

their three nil win at home against last season's runners up, juventus. 0ur football reporter, john bennettng. a brilliant performance.

and, we arere joined by john bennett. good morning, john. >> good morning. >> the white house has said the initial request might be $6 billion, and members of commerce -- members of congress are expected to approve that quickly. >> last night, the white house office of management and budget sent up a letter, which is the first step to a formal request. seven .8 5ing for billion dollars immediate -- $7.85 billion immediately. burningk, fema is through their disaster money at a stunning rate. i think that shows the level of damage on the ground, in texas and louisiana. and then, the white house is also expecting a continuing resolution, while they work on a longer-term spending bill. to congress,e said if you do have to do a cr, we want $6.7 billion in that. so that brings the total of what to $14.55asked for, billion. that would come in the next few weeks, maybe the next month or so. of getting this, these things are always tricky. i think the initial $7.85 billion, i think the white house will get that. we have not heard t

my job is to throw out the ceremonial softball and then will go to john bennett, caitlyn mcneil, mr. pattaya, john dizzy, dimitri is commissioner bolen, george condon intern mckelvey. there are people who look at the deal that was done on a fiscal deal that was done last week as a sign that president trump is the first independent president to hold that office, and not focused in terms of loyalty on either party. is that an assessment you'd agree with? how does it affect your job is legislative director? >> i think the president first and foremost, rather than party affiliation of what he can do best for the american people and fulfill promises made on the campaign trail. i think the deal he struck last week enabled us to focus on tax reform. the president has made getting jobs back in our economy and number one priority and tax reform is what we think is necessary to get the economy growing again. i confess i find some of the coverage interesting. as i mentioned in my opening remarks, we've been needing bipartisan bubble number for tax reform. the president has thought to get coopera

. >> my job is to throw out the ceremonial softball and then we will go to john bennett and caitlin mcneil. john gizzi, dimitri, george condon and tara mckelvey. that should get us going. there are people who look to the deal that was done -- the fiscal deal that was done last week that is a sign that president trump is the first independent president to hold that office. neither -- not focused in terms of loyalty on either party. is that an assessment you agree with? how does it affect your job is legislative director? marc: i think the president first and foremost rather than party affiliation looks to what you can do best for the american people. to fulfill the promises he made on the campaign trail. i think the deal he struck last week enabled us to focus on tax reform. i think the president has made getting jobs back to our economy the number one priority and tax reform is what we think is necessary to get the economy growing again. i do find some of the coverage interesting. i mentioned in my opening remarks we have been meeting on tax reform. the president has fought for cooperation

racial bias kron 4 news watched the live news conference with bay area civil right attorney john burris, who bennettjust hired.sot john burris/bennett' s attorney 57-104i don't need and will not have to prove this was racially motivated; what's more important to me is was his constitutional rights violated.burris says the crux of the case concerns was there any reason to stop bennett in the first placesotcertainly michael has been very concerned he was stopped without a basis for doing it, he didn't do anything, he was running away like everybody else was for his life and he got singled out and put on the ground and some very threatening statements were made to him by a police officer with a gun to the back of his neck threatening to blow his head off if he moved, these are serious allegations and he was frightened and scare because of it.standup dan kerman/oaklan d 148-158ultimately a claim could be filed against the city of las vegas and then a lawsuit, but attorney burris says the first step is to collect as much evidence, video or otherwise as possible. in oakland, dan kerman kron 4 news.159/std

it turns out there was no actual casino shooting, and now bennett says officers actions were racially motivated.sot john burris/bennett's attorney 30-40 michael has a tremendous sense of social justice and this heightens his concerns around those issues which colin kaepernick has raised about how african americans are treated by police.bay area civil rights attorney john burris is now representing bennett. kron 4 was with burris as he watched a live news conference where las vegas law enforcement officials denied bennett's accusations.sot kevin mcmahill/ clark county undersheriff 55-59i see no evidence that race played a role in this incident.during the news conference police admitted the arresting officer did not activate his body camera, but authorities are gathering other footage, and police have asked bennett to give a statement to internal affairs officers investigating the incident. attorney burris says his focus is not on whether this was racially motivated, but whether bennett's constitutional rights were violatedsotthe allegations we made we stand by those he was stopped without justification,

to get some more insight on this we have john bennett, white house correspondent for "cq roll call."? good morning john. the white house has said the initial request will be somewhere in the neighborhood of $6 billion, and numbers of congress are expected to approve that pretty quickly. you have any sense of the total price tag? >>

racial bias kron 4 news watched the live news conference with bay area civil right attorney john burris, who bennett has just hired.sot john burris/bennett' s attorney 57-104i don't need and will not have to prove this was racially motivated; what's more important to me is was his constitutional rights violated.burris says the crux of the case concerns was there any reason to stop bennett in the first placesotcertainly michael has been very concerned he was stopped without a basis for doing it, he didn't do anything, he was running away like everybody else was for his life and he got singled out and put on the ground and some very threatening statements were made to him by a police officer with a gun to the back of his neck threatening to blow his head off if he moved, these are serious allegations and he was frightened and scare because of it.standup dan kerman/oaklan d 148-158ultimately a claim could be filed against the city of las vegas and then a lawsuit, but attorney burris says the first step is to collect as much evidence, video or otherwise as possible. in oakland, dan kerman kron 4 news.15

bennett's attorney says they have been asking for in video for quite some time. las vegas investigators say the new video exonerates their officers. but attorney john burris here says not the case. you're looking at police body cam video that las vegas investigators say proved police did what they were trained to do when they detained the seattle seahawks player michael bennett oud a casino last month. >> i'd like to start by saying that while i'm responding because of the allegations of mr. bennett i'm not here tos disparage him. as often in the case there are two sides to the story. >> the video shows the crowd at a hotel casino night ground hit the ground at the sound of what they thought were gunshots. taking off running bennett included. but the sheriff says the actions standard out from the rest as aer ran through a row of slot machines then jumped a metal rail outside. the sheriff says he was running with purpose. >> they were all running with purpose. the fact is everybody was afraid. when you are running and you are afraid you are clearly running with a purpose. and the purpose was to get out of there. exactly what my knowledge was doing.

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. >> bennett hired attorney john burris. >> in many ways he's an advocate for what happens to other peoplebut he didn't expect it to happen to him. all he could think about was how other people have been killed for making the wrong move, misbefore thing his conduct and he's fright -- misinterpreting his conduct and he's frightened by that. >> a statement released tonight, nfl commissioner roger goodell said, "we will support michael and all nfl players in promoting mutual respect between law enforcement and the communities they loyally serve and fair and equal treatment under the law." mean while las vegas police say if they believe they find out their officers did something wrong, they will be punished for what happened. >>> tonight the city of oakland is telling the golden state warriors to pay up. the city said the team still owes them more than 800,000 buck for this year's championship parade -- gulf of bucks -- gulf of mexico for this year's championship parade. warriors were supposed to take for the parade by august 18th. the warriors say the bill somehow tripled in cost from early e

bennett retained civil rights attorney john burris to investigate and explore legal options against las vegas police. >> this was particularly appalling to him because in many ways, he is an advocate for what happens to other people but he didn't expect it to happen to him. and all he could think about was how other people have been killed for making the wrong move, misinterpreting his conduct and he is frightened by that. >> reporter: right now, it's unclear whether a lawsuit is going to be filed. allen martin, kpix 5. >>> in a statement, nfl commissioner roger goodell said, quote, we will support michael and all nfl players in promoting mutual respect between law enforcement and the commieloyally serve and fair and equal treatment under the law. the las vegas police department said it's investigating the incident. ♪[ music ] >>> it is 4:56. a bill that would protect not only daca recipients but all illegal immigrants in california is in front of law enforcement in sacramento today what it could mean up next. >> reporter: hurricane irma is still pointed directly at south florida and it

. ♪ ♪ >>> seattle seahawks michael bennett hayes hired john burris, this comes less than two weeks afternett was handcuffed by police in las vegas. police though say bennett isn't telling the whole story. rob roth spoke with burris and joins us now. >> michael bennett says he was targeted last month, held at gunpoint and handcuffed because he is african american. police wrapped up a press convention, some that incident was captured on cell phone video. >> this is tragic situation for me, i hate to be up here at this moment. >> tmz released this video showing seattle sea hucks michael bennett prone on the ground being handcuffed by las vegas police. bennett says he was released without charges. >> a lot of people who experienced what i experienced at that point, at that moment and they are not here to live to tell their story. >> bennett tweeted after watching the floyd may weather fight in las vegas, he and i -- a crowd of people started to run. police ordered him to the ground, warned me if i moved he would blow my head off. i was released without any legitimate justification for the of

. >> bennett retained oakland based civil rights attorney john burris to investigate and explore legal options against las vegas police. burris said bennett was sober and unarmed at the time and was not involved in any suspicious activity. >> this is particularly appalling to him because you don't expect it to happen to you. how he could think about was how other people have been killed for making the wrong move, misinterpreting his conduct and he's threatened by that. >> former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick said today, "this violation that happened against my brother michael bennett is disgusting and unjust. i stand with michael and i stand with the people." kaepernick and bennett have both taken stands against social injustice. bennett has sit during the anthem in preseason games this year. it's unclear whether a lawsuit will be filed. las vegas police said if they believe their officers did something wrong, they will be punished for what happened. >>> the san jose giant are apologizing for a failed pr stunt. kpix5's kiet do with the team's tweet and the backlash. >> reporter: b

fight after getting reports of gunfire officers said they detained bennett because he ran instead of getting on the ground as they ordered. johnurris who is representing bennett says he doesn't believe that the video proves this was a lawful detention. >> the issue, though, is his conduct was very similar to everyone else. everybody was very purposefulful they were all trying to get away because they thought in fact there will be gunshots. so michael was running like them trying to get away like everyone else. >> las vegas police also claimed that race was not a factor in this case. burris says the fact that the officers involved were hispanic doesn't mean bennett could not have been racially profiled. >>> the sonoma county sheriff's department is warning the public after a registered sex offender was found hiding in the girls bathroom at a school in santa rosa. deputies say a parent and school staff member found 39- year-old man hiding in the bathroom on tuesday at redwood adventist academy elementary school. he is rested on a misdemeanor charge and then released. in 2006 the suspect was caught exposing himself at an all- gir

. >>> oakland attorney john burres is calling for what happened to michael bennett.was in las vegas when he said an officer held a gun to his head and threatened his life. this happened august 26th after the mayweather boxing match. the demand comes day after the las vegas police union asked the nfl to investigate claiming his account of the encounter was not accurate. he said the claims by the union and police department undermine an objective investigation. >> the department is trying to concoct a story. one to demonize michael bennett to kind of shame him, to humiliate him and throw it all back on him. >> the claims he was singled out and threatened because he was black. he's considering a lawsuit against the department. >>> the nfl season got under way last night wand it the protest. marcus peters sat during the national anthem during last night's season opener. peters protested the national anthem last season in support of former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick. kaepernick remains unsigned leaving some to suggest he's being blackballed for his controversial pr

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bennett says police eventually let him go. this morning he announced he has hired oakland civil rights attorney john burris and is considering allegal options. bennett is already getting some high-profile support. colin kaepernick tweets this. this violation that happened against my brother michael bennett is disgusting and unjust. i stand with michael and i stand with the people. >>> also new at 11:00, democrats in congress are calling on congress to pass a bill to protect daca recipients. just hours ago, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and others called for action. many democrats and some republicans have blasted the president's decision to rescind daca. here's nancy pelosi. >> so this is the first president in modern times in the lives of these dreamers who has been anti-immigration, rejecting the idea that immigration is the lifeblood of our country, the constant reinvig rati vivireinv america, that everyone who comes here makes america more american. >> democrats want a floor vote on the dream act, the bill protecting undocumented immigrants who came to this country as children. as you can guess, it is producing strong reaction

. >> bennett has retained oakland based civil rights attorney john burris to investigate and explore legal options against the las vegas police department. burris said bennett was sober, unarmed and had not been involved in any suspicious activity. >> what was the basis for stopping him? because he clearly had not done anything. so the question is did someone tell the police that the 6' 4 black guy who is bigger than everything else who is running was a 'traitor of some kind? -- perpetrator of some kind? that can't be the case because obviously no crime was committed. >> a few hours ago safety eric reid weighed in after hearing about bennett's ordeal. >> he was singled out by police. i don't know what to say about that. it's not right. i'm praying for his family. i can't imagine how traumatic it would be to have a gun held to your head for no reason at all. it's just unacceptable. >> preed said he feels it's ironic -- reed said he feels it's ironic had happened to again net because bennett sat through the national anthem at every preseason game this year for social injustice. the comm

ktvu's rob roth has the video after speaking with bennett's attorney, bay area civil rights lawyer johnris. >> this is a tragic situation to me. i hate to be up here at this moment. >> reporter: tmz released this video from august 26 showing michael bennett from the seattle seahawks prone on the ground being handcuffed by las vegas police. >> i wasn't doing nothing, man! >> reporter: he said he was released without charges. >> i'm just lucky to be here to speak about it. any moment i could have made the wrong decision or move or felt like i was resisting and doing something wrong and you guys would be --the seahawks with the wearing the patch with number 72 on it. >> reporter: in an open letter he tweeted that after watching the fight in las vegas, he was headed back to his hotel when he and a crowd of people began running after gunshots. in that letter, bennett police ordered him to the ground. he placed his gun near my head and warned me that if i moved he would blow my [ censored ] head off. all i could think of is i'm going to die for no other reason that i'm black and my skin color

there were several eye—catching matches today. 0ur football reporterjohn bennett is with me here to cover all the big talking points. johnerby at the london stadium between west ham and spurs. quite a game. great game to start the day, they were cruising, 3—0 up, totte n ha m , the day, they were cruising, 3—0 up, tottenham, then the sending off of serge aurier and the goal back from javier hernandez and suddenly they we re javier hernandez and suddenly they were under pressure. the london stadium once of course the olympic stadium is a place of happy memories for many but not totte n ha m , happy memories for many but not tottenham, they had lost their only match there ad for 30 minutes were subdued. suddenly they sprang to life. ericsson finding dele alli and inevitably harry kane, 1—0. harry kane is ingrained in the minds of defenders everywhere but he still manages to be a head in minutes. when dele alli could not score four minutes later, guess who could? this free kick them left west ham powerless and they were much observers when serge aurier found ericsson who took a lot out of the equation. 3—0 was too straightf

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bennett... did not turn on his body camera. lombardo says they're still determining whether that will lead to any disciplinary action. (pam) today kron4 (pam) (pam) today kron4 spoke with the nfl star's attorney johnis.. he says the video does ánotá prove the officers' conduct was proper. (pam) according to police -- there is no evidence showing bennett was targeted because of his race. (grant) o-j simpson's lawyer says, the former football star will live in florida after being released from a nevada prison. he could be out of prison as early as sunday. florida's attorney general has already taken action to prevent simpson from serving parole in florida. simpson served nine -years ... of a 33-year sentence for armed robbery. but, of course, it was a different criminal case that simpson is best known for.... his trial for the murders of ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. the san francisco native was found not guilty in the criminal case...but liable in a civil case. simpson's attonrey says, he wants to see his family and "enjoy the simple pleasures" of life... that includes eating seafood and steak, playing golf... and getting a new i-phone. (steve) new details are emerging in

bennett was cleared and released. he has since hired oakland based attorney john burris, and is considering filing a federal civil rights lawsuit. >> he was emotionally traumatized by this. but for him, the big issue is standing up to be heard and seen for something that was wrong. >> reporter: bennett does not stand for the national anthem before the game to protest inequality and says he will continue pushing his message. alyssa harrington, "abc7 news." >> thank you. >>> a san jose police are looking for the suspect who shot and killed a man last night in a random attack. police say the victim is in his 30s. he was shot around 9:00 last night near sunset avenue. he died at the hospital. the shooter has not been found. neither has the murder weapon. >>> a crime in the north bay. a man is in a lot of trouble after police say he shot and killed a deer and her fawn that were eating plants on his property. cornell bernard is live with details on this story. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, really troubling story, ama. the chief of police says it's not only cruel but against the law to kill deer in city limits, or most places in

bennett was cleared and released. he has since hired oakland based attorney john burris, and is considering filing a federal civil rights lawsuit. >> he was emotionally traumatized by this. but for him, the big issue is standing up to be heard and seen for something that was wrong. >> reporter: bennett does not stand for the national anthem before the game to protest inequality and says he will continue pushing his message. alyssa harrington, "abc7 news." >> thank you. >>> a san jose police are looking for the suspect who shot and killed a man last night in a random attack. police say the victim is in his 30s. he was shot around 9:00 last night near sunset avenue. he died at the hospital. the shooter has not been found. neither has the murder weapon. >>> a crime in the north bay. a man is in a lot of trouble after police say he shot and killed a deer and her fawn that were eating plants on his property. cornell bernard is live with details on this story. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, really troubling story, ama. the chief of police says it's not only cruel but against the law to kill deer in city limits, or most places in

bennett was released and not charged with any crime. he now has hired prominent oakland bay civil rights attorney john burr roes. the two are considering legal action. collin kaepernick had this treat in response saying he stands with him. the las vegas police department says race was not a factor. they also say the body camera of the officer who detained bennett was not turned on. >>> an east bay neighborhood son edge this morning because rats have taken over. it's so bad that one woman had to temporarily move out of her home. that problem is being felt in north berkeley. one neighbor tells us it become an issue in may when she got mysterious bites all over her body. her dermatologist narrowed that problem to rat bites. >> they take up to two months to die off on their own spot two mochbz going to bed every night and being eaten alive. >> wow. berkeley's environmental health department has been flooded with calls. the wet winter has contributed to the city's rode dent problem. overgrown vegetation gives the rats a place to live and people living -- leaving out that. he food can also draw in those rats. >>> it's

sheriff joe lombardo says officers detained bennett because he was running away from the scene. however...the nfl star's attorney ...johnburris...says that's no excuse. (sot) the active shooter call in the case turned out to be false. authorities say there is no evidence showing bennett was targeted because of his race. they also say body-cam video shows officers did not hold a gun to bennett's head... as they say he claimed. (grant) still ahead, the golden state warriors will be rockin new jersey's this season... however, they come equipped with some new technology. how it let's you track your favorite players - stats... (catherine) and next, a real life version of "home alone." and this was no accident.. where one woman went... without her four young children. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well fitting dentures let in food particles just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more

bennett of their duty today. they cited a loss of confidence in their ability to command. then in august, ten sailors died when the uss john mccain collided with an oil tanker. navy officials will testify about those collisions tomorrow on capitol hill. >>> still ahead tonight at 6:00, burgundy and gold get high marks from the coast following yesterday's win. >> does voting to remove three letters count >>> deciding the new name of jeb stewart high school is now in the hands of the school district. the board agreed to change the name. the issue may be as simple as removing three letters. the community voted over the weekend for new names, and changing the name to just stewart high was the number 1 the second and third were thurgood marshall, and barbara rose johns. right now, school board members are not seeing eye to eye on this issue. >> the community has spoken, let's just honor what they asked for. >> when you look at those totals, what you see is the vast majority of people do want a different name for this school than stewart. >> the superintendent will give his recommendation. on october 26, the board will officiall

john mccain killed ten. the commander of the seventh fleet today fired admiral charles, and jeff bennett, due to a loss of confidence in their ability to command prior to the senate armed service committee will hear testimony in the investigation tomorrow. >> it is absolutely critical that all of our nations stand shoulder to shoulder against what arguably is the number one nontraditional threat facing the international community today, and very approximate to this capital city. only 27 miles north of here, and they are clearly and unambiguously threatening their neighbors, flying missiles over japan, provoking south korea and clearly and ambiguously threatening the united states. >> julie: general mark milley weighing in on north korea, as they confirm to fox news, usb one bombers and fighter jets staged exercises with south korea today prior to defense minister also says north korea is in the "final stages" of developing the icbms. and they remain ready for more tests. thank you david for talking to us. north korea is further isolating itself from the rest of the world by conducting these tests over and over again

bennett was in charge of that destroyer squadron. angry lawmakers directed tough questions of the navy's top officer admiral john richardson asking whynto recent ship collisions during routine operations. he admitted that changes to training my people of the problem. in 2003, the navy closed its surface warfare schoolhouse. >> we thought we could achieve the aim entry and service junior officers with a computer-based approach combined with on-the-job training and we found that that was woefully inadequate. >> jon: >> both destroys or cabf shooting down north korean missiles. the decision to close the hatches, leaving some sailors to drown had left unthinkable psychological wounds within the navy. according to a government watchdog, one-third of all navy warships have expired. ten of the >> jon: what a sad chain of events. senator griffin, thank you. >> julie: knew next hour of speech 11, tough talks from president trump to u.n. general subway today can narrowly about north korea, but about iran as well. what will the israeli leader say when he speaks to the general assembly a little more than an hour from now? plus hurricane maria no

bennett last month. the nfl star claims that las vegas police threatened him and he says it's because he is black. he hired johnris to look into filing a federal lawsuit. but las vegas police have their own version of what happened. ktvu's rob roth spoke with john burris today and has video that shows some of what happened. >> this is a tragic situation to me. i hate to be up here at this moment. >> reporter: tmz released this video from august 26 showing michael bennett from the seattle seahawks prone on the ground being handcuffed by las vegas police. >> i wasn't doing nothing, man! >> reporter: he said he was released without charges.  >> i'm just lucky to be here to speak about it. any moment i could have made the wrong decision or move or felt like i was resisting and doing something wrong and you guys would be -- the seahawks with the wearing the patch with number 72 on it. >> reporter: in an open letterer tweeted that after watching the fight in las vegas, he was headed back to his hotel when he and a crowd of people began running after gunshots. in that letter, bennett police ordered him to the ground

bennett reached out to me. but it wasn't that there was a view, i don't think, and someone should ask john this question. i never actually asked him this question. but i don't think it was gee, we've got this hole we need to fill in the agency on financial intelligence and financial sanctions and let's bring this guy in, he'll fill that hole. i don't think that's what it was. >> thanks. >> my name is freddie whittlow. i'm an administrative assistant here. my question is with regards to threat to russia, you see a very troubling trend in the trump administration of several apoll jifts for russia in particular. everything from kind of a passive oh, shucks, it's just putin, to apologists going all the way back to the election campaign with manafort, bannon, flynn, so on. thankfully should? have been shown the door now. but at what point is this administration going to actually start addressing the russian threat up front? so you see this -- you see statements from mattis, for example, who are completely contrary to the kind of passive nature. at what point, or what is it going to take for the united states

officer safety detained bennett because he ran instead of getting on the ground as order. johnurris who is representing michael bennet said he does not think the video proves this was a lawful detention. >> the issue though is his conduct was very similar to everyone else. everybody was very nervous. they were trying to get away. they thought there had been gunshots. michael was trying to get away like everyone else. >> police say a race was not a factor. burris said the fact that the officers were latina does not mean michael bennet could not have been racially profiled. >>> miracle league north bay is putting the first baseball field and playground for children with disabilities in petaluma. more than 200 volunteers will gather this afternoon to build the playground portion of the park. it is a $2 million project. the nonprofit raised funds for this baseball field and park for the past three years. is the first ever of its kind in northern california. there are more than $50,000 with disabilities that live fewer than 40 miles from that complex. children from neighboring count

bennett says an officer held a gun to his head and threatened his life. it happened on august 26th after the mayweather/mcgregor boxing match. attorney johnss had he had done nothing wrong and. his brother is terrified about what might have happened. >> you think what if, you know. two seconds this way, two seconds that way, the whole thing is different. so for me, it's just -- i'm happy to see my brother because there's a chance i couldn't see him. >> this video from tmz sports shows the encounter. police say they thought bennett may have been involved in a shooting. bennett says he was racially profiled. >>> republicans are still reeling this morning over president trump's decision to back the democrats' plan for aid to victims of hurricane harvey and for funding the government. the decision came after the president met with leaders from both parties. america's debt ceiling will be extended for the next three months. republicans had asked for 18. gop leaders gritting their teeth and said they would go along. >> the president agreed with senator schumer and congresswoman pelosi to do a three-month cr and a debt ceiling end of december. t

john burris to file a lawsuit. today the head of the union that represents las vegas police officers asked the nfl to investigate bennett. we will tell you why they are calling for that... and the response from the nfl. we will have that story and more on kron 4 news at six. grant back to you. (vicki) gap says it plans to close roughly 200 "under- performing" gap and banana republic stores. gap owns both brands, along with old navy and athletic wear brand "athleta." gap declined to specify how many of each brands' stores will close or where. sales have declined for both brands in recent years -- as they lost ground to the so-called "fast fashion" retailers like "forever 21". meanwhile, old navy has done relatively well, with sales up five percent last month. the company plans to open up to 270 new old navy and athleta locations in the next three years. (grant) amazon is under fire for reportedly inflating prices as florida braces for hurricane irma...although the company claims it's not their fault. catherine heenan is here with more - including the fact amazon says it's now monitoring its site more closely.. (catherine

bennett and have a dozen others went, uh, no. is a sporting icon. i do not want to be used as part of the hasbro, part of the whitewashing. carlos, thes johnlete in 1968 who stood up and get the black power salute. amy: in meco city. >> at the olympic games very, ry bravely andery controversily. he said, giancarlo says, as far as justice is concerned, you're either in or you're out. he says, well, i am in. that is michael bennet. i thought, yeah. that kind of commitment to the idea that everybody should have justice is laudable. bds when ittics of comes to israel say they're either very close ales of the u.s., saudi arabia, egypt, pakistan to name only a few, who have also waged it reaches violations -- you greet his violations against its own people, minorities, to say nothing of non-us allies, russia and china where people routinely go and perform and have other forms of cultural exchange. is there anything do you think that distinguishes the position of israel and why a bds campaign is more legitimate there than it would be in these other countries? >> we have been asked by palestinian civil society to join them in their struggle agains

chapter an jeff bennett fired amid on going investigations. ten sailors died when the uss johned back in june. she was convicted of treason for leaking government secrets and then her sentence was commuted by president obama. but now, chelsea manning says she did nothing wrong. >> are you an american traitor? >> no. i'm not. and i believe that i did the best i could in my circumstances to make an ethical decision. >> manning making those comments in massachusetts just days after harvard university with drew her fellowship after backlash. served just seven years of her 35-year prison sentence. ainsley. ainsley: thanks, jillian. california lawmakers passing a bill effectively making it a sanctuary state protecting illegal immigrants. >> a very clear message to the trump administration. i think california, we value inclusivity, we value diversity. >> i think it shows we're going to protect our immigrant communities. we're going to make sure that it's clear, that they're safe, that they can work with police and not fear deportation. >> her son dominic was killed by an illegal in ca

bennett. >> margaret l benson. >> dominic jferardy. >> james patrick burger. >> steven howard burger. >> john pbergon. >> daniel david bergstene. >> michael berry. >> william reed. >> timothy d bettorly. >> carolyn mayor buge. >> edward frank baya. >> paul michael bear. >> we will never forget the day america changed forever. hijacked planes slammed into the twin towers. the pentagon at a field near shanksville, pennsylvania. we're moments away for the bells willing to a second plane struck the south tower of the world trade center as we listen to family members with the names of those who are lost one by one. good morning, i'm shannon bream live in "america's newsroom." >> i'm jon scott. there is little question this day changed every one of us. the numbers are ri