was ready and unfortunately both young ladies were stolen from and that's just unfortunate that john carlos is willing to do that well some people say that that's the stakes of the final in the u.s. open. that that's one of the biggest tragedies here is that the pilot had the responsibility to deescalate the situation serena williams had the responsibility of acting more like a sportsman there is wrong on all sides and they only asako she is a victim of a lot of this right here but what about the idea of sexism in sports in general do women get treated differently differently or is this just serenus way of trying to justify this particular match. i've not seen you do so when we have different i think there is a different means of women's sport. sure it's not going to blow. basketball or even cities even. main cities it means seniors are like two different sports because there's so much of a difference between how did many play how do women play so if there's a difference in new sports they may be different in how those sports are regulated but i sack of nails for in a second meeting and ear

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able to see all those things as a continuum and to be able to see, for example, tommy smith and john carlos and what they did in 1968 and colin kaepernick, for example, today is being part of the same continuum. >> that is doctor harry edwards who helped create the exhibit. he believes in the very near future colin kaepernick will be compared with athletes like mohammed ali. >>> a lawsuit has been brought back to life claiming the national football league recklessly gave painkillers to players. 10 retired players filed a lawsuit back in 2014 and the case was dismissed. now the appeals court has allowed them to revive that lawsuit because they argued the nfl violated their collective bargaining agreement and federal laws that regard painkillers. the three judges in the appeals court will now decide how that case should proceed. >>> 49ers quarterback richard sherman is warning that an nfl lockout is coming. sherman says he expects a lockout similar to the one in 2011 that lasted four months. no games were lost. one of the big push is on the players side will be for guaranteed contracts. the n

commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1968 mexico city olympics where former spartans, tommy smith and john carlos were aspirin stripped of their medals for -- were stripped of their medals for their powerful human rights protests on the podium. >> if you were willing as kap says to take a stand for something even if it means losing everything, the american people have shown a persistent, not just capability, but commitment to changing. >> now that collection is on loan from sports sociologist dr. harry edwards who you saw there. he served as a consultant to the 49ers, warriors and several other teams. >>> actor burt reynolds who was a top movie draw for many, many years has died at the age of 82. audiences enjoyed his authentic personality and self-mocking charm and on the set he often insisted on doing his own stunts. cbs reporter meg oliver looks back at his career. >> reporter: with his athletic physique and sly smile, burt reynolds was one of the biggest movie stars of the '70s and early '80s. he first rose to fame in tv westerns after an injury ended his college football career. but it was h

olympians tommie smith and john carlos raised black gloved fists during a medal ceremony at the nine hundred sixty eight olympics in mexico it's been fifty years since that protest but the issues smith and call us were protesting against black poverty and racial injustice continue to flex many in the united states and carlos says people must continue what he and smith started doing the right thing is not an easy thing to do for me or anyone else asked with their fifty years on the podium with one. another go insupportably well fifty here is a post of being the we three changed to make it better without the help of you all right that is all your support for now more later. all right alas it for me daryn jordan for the news my colleague elizabeth problems up next with more of the day's news stage and also what button up. travel often. by tranquil hutus and purple forests and they provide long. looks of owning. cities. on sundry incentives. in the middle of everything. is that so. why icons landmarks. valleys and scotland's. made pleasant gloveless. tokenism to. it's the places you've t

throughout you are nevertheless the image on ritalin is the one of tommie smith and john carlos raised black glove fists drawing the world's attention to the black panther struggle against discrimination and repression in the united states. one hundred sixty eight was a year or of catastrophe. and it was unrelieved. this is the year martin luther king was assassinated bobby kennedy was assassinated you have vietnam getting uglier and more gruesome by the day and it's a year of bad faith see year of lies but it's a year of. you know the void open and i have some very sad news for all of you martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight. the. hollowness in his voice and the collective intake of breath from the crowd. martin luther king. dedicated his life. to love and to justice between fellow human beings. he died in the course of that effort. you know there's a song bio's span he recorded it the day martin luther king was shot in chicago he just went into a little makeshift studio and he said i've got a song i want to sing this want to record he's making up these days going along.

look at john carlos stanton hits the 266th home run for the yankees.we are showing you this. the fan threw it back and hit stanton. he got a salute from stanton, because he's in the visitors home field and so he should not the keep that ball, although that would not be a bad one to get signed because it's a record-setting ball. giants and dodgers, watching this one. l.a. jumps out to a 5-2 lead, and then the giants scored five off of kershaw. and now we are tied at five. with no on and two out in the ninth, the dodger send seven men to the plate and score four runs. ouch. dodgers win 10-6 and clinch the second wildcard. they could still win the nl west, so a lot to be decided tomorrow in the final day of the regular season. >> maybe, just maybe the dodgers are getting tired arms out there. kershaw -- >> yeah, they don't always typically do well in the post season even when they make it deep. >> yeah. thank you very much. >>> that's it for tonight. i am eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow at 5:00 a.m., and thank you for joining us. we will see you

john carlos for. the earth. each human kind just a few thousand years to learn how to live on it we then found ways to tame it and ultimately to subjugate it in the process we've left indelible traces of our activities this it's unbelievable what we've done to the planet in such a short amount of time there's more than. our domination of the earth has had dramatic consequences human activity is altering the earth's ecosystems and impacting the climate. tens of thousands of species are threatened with extinction eventually humankind itself may be on the endangered list. yet we steadfastly ignore the warning signs as if climate change really fiction one big question is why there will societies aren't acting more rapidly to counter some of the. changes are breaking in the earth rapid climate change. societies have been threatened by climate change before. some found solutions. others come up sed. the challenge we face today is the same as in the past can we adapt. will climate change force us to reevaluate our way

edwards played a key role in the protest salute taken by san jose state athletes tommie smith and john carlos at the 1968 olympics. then, as now, the sacrifices of such athletes should not be forgotten says edwards.dr. harry edwards "....people will come to understand, just as they did with ali and smith and carlos, you dont take a stand unless you care about your country..."the power of protest, on the 5th floor of the king library, open to the public on friday.in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (catherine) actor burt reynolds died today from cardiac arrest -- at age 82. his acting career spans more than 50 years -- with roles ranging from southern heartthrob to tough guy to comedy. stephanie elam looks back at some of the highlights. burt reynolds was one of the top box office draws in the seventies and eighties.but the big screen was not where he set out to be.no... the handsome, charismatic michigan born actor wanted to be a football star.reynolds attended florida state university on a football scholarship.but an injury derailed his athletic career and put him on the path to hollywood sta

including the story of edwards' role in the the protest by san jose state track stars tommie smith and john carlosmpics. edwards compared colin kaepernick to rosa parks saying his legacy will be sacrifice for human rights and for his country.dr. harry edwards/political activist "...will he play football again, he might, but that is irrelevant, the die has been cast, the power of protest has been made manifest, he will take his place among other icons of western civilization, not because of what he did on the field but because of what he did in terms of human rights at great sacrifice...." the power of protest exhibit opens to the public on friday. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news kron4newsfladeboe kron4news (ken)new tonight at ten: donald trump jr says he quote fixed the nike ad featuring colin kaepernick. here is the instagram post.. it is his father's face in a black and white photo with the words "believe in something. even if it means sacrificing everything." that is the same quote used in the ad kapernick posted in the actual nike advertisment. trump jr. captioned the photo with "there, fix

someone comes away with being able to see all those things in a continuum and to see tommy smith and john carlosey did in 1968 and colin kaepernick, for example, today being part of the same continuum. >> this was grand zero for a movement that touched the world. >> the american people have pert capability but commitment to changing. a nation that was founded on an idea. and that persists. >> edwards says the fourth wave is testing the national resolve. former 49ers signal caller colin kaepernick started a movement to highlight social injustice by taking a knee during the national anthem, fueled by social media which spread by taking a stand by kneeling around the globe. the goal, according to this sociologist s to tap into america's ability to self-analyze and change. >> it still comes down to a fundamental faith in this nation, otherwise they would have got the gold medals and tried to parliament whatever they could. kaepernick would have just taken his check. >> with four waves nearly complete, edwards says a fifth is soon to land. the push by female athletes spearheads for greater equity and

edwards played a key role in the protest salute taken by san jose state athletes tommie smith and john carloss of such athletes should not be forgotten says edwards.dr. harry edwards "....people will come to understand, just as they did with ali and smith and carlos, you dont take a stand unless you care about your country..."the power of protest, on the 5th floor of the king library, open to the public on friday.in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the family of an unarmed black man -- shot by sacramento police in sacramento -- is suing the city for millions. ( darya ) plus... oakland airport now has new technology... that could help you get through security lines faster. major hot sot on nb 101 at old middlefield overturn accident blocks several lanes a noticeable boost in temperatures today especially for inland areas and the east and south bay with high temperatures well into the upper 80's if not the 90's. sunshine can be expected earlier than yesterday with diminished marine layer and onshore flow. along the coast temperatures will peak sl

including the story of edwards' role in the the protest by san jose state track stars tommie smith and john carlose 1968 olympics. edwards compared colin kaepernick to rosa parks saying his legacy will be sacrifice for human rights and for his country.dr. harry edwards/political activist "...will he play football again, he might, but that is irrelevant, the die has been cast, the power of protest has been made manifest, he will take his place among other icons of western civilization, not because of what he did on the field but because of what he did in terms of human rights at great sacrifice...." the power of protest exhibit opens to the public on friday. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news kron4newsfladeboe kron4news kron4news (grant) still ahead... a bus driver áácaught on camera denying service to a man because he was black... the lengths the man went to... confronting the bus driver. it was a slow start to thursday night football.. but the falcons and the eagles again coming down to the final possession...nfl is back.. we have a look at the action next in sports!### ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you

tommy smyth and john carlos won gold and bronze medals at the 1968 olympics in mexico.hey became more famous for that, raising their fists in a black power protest on the podium. they were sent back to the u.s. immediately afterward. the pair risked everything to bring worldwide attention to the defining issue of their time. smith and carlos will receive the tower award at a gala in october. they have been recognized with a statue of their likeness installed on the campus. >>> taking a look at the roads this morning. one new issue eastbound 80 before the bay bridge before you get to treasure island. a new collision. this just in in the last few minutes. this is the counter commute direction. it is just before you get to treasure island. it sounds like the left lane is blocked. we are getting more information from chp. if you're leaving san francisco, then you will see some delays. normally that is pretty light for you. and the bay bridge metering lights are on traveling westbound side. that happened a little bit later than average at 5:38 this morning. we'll look at res

tommy smith and john carlos won gold and bronze metals respectively at the 1968 olympics in mexico butists in a black power protest. they were sent back to the united states afterwards. the pair risked everything to bring worldwide attention to the defining issue of their time. they'll receive a tower award at a gala in october. they were already recognized with a statue of their likeness installed on the campus in 2005. >>> it seems to be happening to retail stores one after another, robberies and thefts are on the rise in some communities. but in san leandro, the police department is offering business owners tips on how not to be the next victim. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the story. >> if you are a victim of a crime, forget about staying calm. >> reporter: with a rash of robberies and thefts, business owners in san leandro are working with local police to make sure they know how to keep themselves and their employees safe. >> this is a national program. it's actually an international program that we've adopted to offer to our businesses, to attempt to get them to conduct

able to see all of those things that are kind of a continuum and to be able to see tommy smith and john carlos 1968 and colin kaepernick, for example today as being part of the same continuum. >> there is dr. harry edwards who helped create the exhibit. he believes in the near future that colin kaepernick become paired with athletes like mohammed ali. >>> this is the second in the controversial urban shield program and things are a little bit different. we have more coming up. >>> senior citizens left for dead at senior living facilities during wildfires. we tell you what the state is doing after staffers abandoned people during the deadly north bay wildfires. >>> 7 a.m. on a friday. no buttered lace. thank you for joining us

someone comes away with being ab to see all contin to be able to see, for example, tommy smith and john carlosnd what they did in 1968 and colin kaepernick, for example, today as being part of the same continuum. >> doctor harry edwards helped to create exhibit and he believes in the near future colin kaepernick will become -- will be compared to athletes like muhammad ali. >>> 49ers cord back richard sherman warming that an nfl lockout is coming. sherman says he expects a lockout similar to the one in 2011 that lasted four months but no games were lost. one of the big pushes on the players inside will be for guaranteed contracts. the nfl is the only big north american leg that has partial guaranteed deals. the current agreement between owners and players will expire after the 2020 season. >>> the 49ers open up their season on sunday. they had to minnesota to play the vikings t the nfc championship game. the 49ers have a few new pieces at key posit richard sherman at quarte mike mcglinchy who is leading a remade sunday's game is at 10:00 in the morning. you will see it right here on ktvu fox t

that's where former spartans tommy smith and john carlos were stripped of their medals for their powerfulsts on the podium. >> when we talk about the power of protest, we're talking about a power that's inherent in the thuntry. the collection is on from sports sociologist dr. harry edwards lo the dr. martin luther king, jr. library. >>> supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh facing another marathon round of questioning. here's a live look at the hearing room on capitol hill. senators are in their final round of questioning kavanaugh. senator dianne feinstein used her time to ask kavanaugh about a previously confidential e- mail from 2003. in it he said, "i am not sure that all legal scholars refer to roe as the settled law of the land at the supreme court level since court can always overrule its precedent and three current justices on the court would do so." >> this has been viewed as you saying that you don't think roe is settled. >> i'm always concerned with accuracy and i thought that was not quite an accurate description of all legal scholars. >> after a line of questioning by califor

can see all of those things as a continuum and to be able to see my for example, tommy smith and john carlos and what they did in 1968 and colin kaepernick today as being part of the same continuum. >> reporter: -- >> this was ground zero for a movement that touched the road. >> the american people have shown a persistence, not just capability, but commitment to changing. a nation that was founded on an idea. that persists. edwards says the fourth wave is testing the national resolve. former 49ers signal caller colin kaepernick -- colin kaepernick started the movement by taking any during the national anthem. fueled by social media which spread taking a standby kneeling around the globe. the goal according to this sociologist, is to tap into america's ability to self analyze and change. >> it still comes down to a fundamental base in this nation. otherwise, smith and carlos would have just ran and got their gold medals. kaepernick would have just taken his check. >> reporter: with four waves nearly complete edwards says a fifth is soon to land . the pushed by female athletes as spearheads fo

see all those things in kind of a continuum and to be able to see, for example, tommy smith and john carloshat they did in 1968 and colin kaepernick, for example, today as being part of the same continuum. >> this was ground zero for a movement that touched the world. >> the american people have shown a persistent, not just capability but commitment to changing. a nation that was founded on an idea -- and that persists. >> reporter: edwards says the fourth wave is testing the national resolve. former 49er signal caller colin kaepernick started a movement to highlight social injustice by "taking a knee" during the national anthem fueled by social media which spread taking a stand by kneeling around the globe, the goal according to this sociologist is to tap into america's ability to self- analyze and change. >> it still comes down to a fundamental faith in this nation. otherwise, they would have just got their gold medals and come home and tried to parlay them into whatever they could. kaepernick would have just taken his checks. >> reporter: with four waves nearly complete, edwards says a p

tommie smith and john carlos who won the gold and bronze medals, respectfully, and they were part of a larger movement that has been inspired by dr. harry 1960's, tothe late try and have a boycott of the olympics of black athletes, boycotting the olympics, because of the human rights violations happening in the united states against african-americans. everything from police brutality to racial segregation, to violence against blacks. when we think about what eventually happens, some athletes at the olympics decided that if they did win, they were going to stage these protests, is what smith and carlos do they go to the podium without any shoes on, just black socks, they each have a black glove, and they raise the black power symbol. it is interesting because that was a powerful, iconic moment, but they were kicked out at the olympic village, stripped of their medals, vilified in the mainstream by the 1990's, san jose state, where they were athletes, had erected statues in their honor. really, over a quarter of the century, they were denied employment, the access and opportunities tha

edwards played a key role in the protest salute taken by san jose state athletes tommie smith and john carloshletes should not be forgotten says edwards.dr. harry edwards "....people will come to understand, just as they did with ali and smith and carlos, you dont take a stand unless you care about your country..."the power of protest, on the 5th floor of the king library, open to the public on friday.in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news ( will ) happening tomorrow... demolition on the old bay bridge wraps up. this is video of a previous implosion. crews will implode two marine foundations tomorrow... between 11 a-m and 1:30 p-m... so expect delays. the c-h-p will stop traffic at the metering lights on the metering traffic at the will stop the c-h-p will stop traffic at the metering lights on the east side of the bridge. they'll also have a rolling stop on the west side. (will)burt reynolds, star who first strutted on screen more than half a century ago, died thursday.( darya )he died from a heart attack. here's cnn's jeanne moos with his life and legacy. from clean shaven to mustachioed to bea

able to see all of those things that are kind of a continuum and to be able to see tommy smith and john carlos, and what they did in 1968 and colin kaepernick, for example today as being part of the same continuum. >> there is dr. harry edwards who helped create the exhibit. he believes in the near future that colin kaepernick become paired with athletes like mohammed ali. >>> this is the second in the controversial urban shield program and things are a little bit different. we have more coming up. >>> senior citizens left for dead at senior living facilities during wildfires. we tell you what the state is doing after staffers abandoned people during the deadly north bay wildfires. >>> 7 a.m. on a friday. no buttered lace. thank you for joining us i am gasi mikaelian. >> i am dave clark. let's talk about friday whether. steve is here. >> we have a little bit of fun but nothing compared to the last couple of mornings and it will burn off sumer. temperatures for most. there is still pretty thick fog, but the last couple of days, all of the traffic cameras, we could not see anything. today we see

there is a statute for tommy smith and john carlos who 50 years ago raised their fists in mexico citye now for them. okay? at the time it was very unpopular and now this is very unpopular and antagonizing a large portion of the nfl audience. a large portion of americans. but how we'll view it 15, 20, 30 years from now could be completely different. >> bill: as we kick off week one this weekend what are you hearing from the league as to whether they have a handle on this or they have some sense of control? >> they have no handle on it. they tried to institute back in may at the owners' meetings that they would have players stay in the locker room if you didn't want to participate in the anthem rather than kneeling. the players didn't agree to that. now the union and the nfl are trying to get together and they haven't been able to come up with a deal. now the policy is back to being which really isn't a policy. we want you to stand for the anthem but if you don't, okay, well, we won't fine you and there won't be any repercussions. there is no handle by the nfl office. >> bill: it will b

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> buen dÍas, aqui en los Ángeles en un nuevo dÍa, estamos con la familia cas tre john, saludamos con cariÑo a juan carloscia, pero no es verdad se hace en un alivio. solo un juez les puede dar la residencia permanente. ¿quÉ es lo mÁs difÍcil de dejar mÉxico y estar en estados unidos en estos 20 aÑos? ¿quÉ ha sid lo mÁs difÍcil?. >>> la familia. >>> >>> no ver a la familia. >>> llevas 20 aÑos sin ver a la familia. >>> sin ver a mis papÁs. >>> ¿dÓnde estÁn ellos?. >>> en michuacÁn, mÉxico. >>> y los extraÑas, obviamente. >>> ¿hablas con ellos por telÉfono, por internet. y mÁs que como estan en fermos. y todo es. >>> ¿quÉ tienen?. >>> mi papÁ padece del corazÓn y mi mamÁ diabÉtica. >>> y lo mismo para ti ¿cuÁntos aÑos sin verla?. >>> a mi hermana mayor tengo 20 aÑos sin verla. mamÁ estan aquÍ. pero la mayor estÁ alla. >>> sno solo trabajar y salir adelante ¿cÓmo contactaron al abogado? ¿dÓnde lo conocieron y como tuvieron su ayuda?. >>> Ños sacamos confianza y cuando supieron y vinieron a la oficina y por coincidencia trajeron a su hija y ¿cuÁl es la situaciÓn de ustedes y no sabÍan que podÍan aplicar para

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