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syndergaard made a return from a 2020 tommy john surgery was considered one of the best pitchers in baseball with the mets. he bounced around since. angels and phillies last year and now he heads to the dodgers. reminder, week 15 and the fantasy football playoffs kicks off tonight in seattle. we've got a thursday night football game between the seahawks and the san francisco 49ers. >>> time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist angie lastman for the forecast. i can report for new washington, it is a cold unpleasant rain. >> yes. and that is going to be what you'll deal with here throughout the morning hours before we'll transition to some rainy conditions and other places but some freezing rain and ice accumulations in others. let's talk about the big picture. you can see how massive this storm system is and we are not done with it just yet. it's going to continue the trek to the east. bringing us icy conditions for the northeast and the mid-atlantic. blustery conditions and blizzard conditions for parts of the midwest and northern plains. a tornado watch in effect for parts of the

in the 1968 mexico city olympics the american track athletes john carlos and tommy schmidt famously stooded in a black power salute. muhammad ali made history when at the prime of his career he took a principle stand against fighting in vietnam saying famously he had no problem with the vietcong. they were not oppressing blacks in america. and collin kaepernick taking a knee in 2016 to protest police brutality. or the turkish american former center who spoke out against china's treatment of the uighur s. the vast market of basketball fans. many of those actions had serious consequences. shutout of olympic events until 2016 for violating the international olympic committee's rule. mew mamd ali was convicted of draft dodging and at his prime banned from boxing for three years. colin kaepernick was criticized by many from donald trump to ruth bader ginsburg. the controversy basically destroyed kaepernick's football career. and all these athletes were cautioned at some point by someone to keep sports out of politics. again, what we fail to see in these cautions is how political sports already

in the 1968 mexico city olympics the american track athletes john carlos and tommy schmidt famously stoodck power salute. muhammad ali made history when at the prime of his career he took a principle stand against fighting in vietnam saying famously he had no problem with the vietcong. they were not oppressing blacks in america. and collin kaepernick taking a knee. many of those actions had serious consequences. shutout of olympic events since 2016 for violating the international olympic committee's rule. and muhammad ali at his athletic prime banned from boxing for three years. colin kaepernick was criticized by many. the controversy basically destroyed kaepernick's football career. and all these athletes were cautioned by some people to keep out of politics. the fact players play under their national flag and anthem is itself political. the decision to award world cup, olympics, and other hosting rights by country is a political process full of lobbying and allegations of bribery. and we also fail to see that as a venue for protests, peaceful protests, sports offers a rare opportunity t

verlander who's 39 came back from tommy john surgery to go 18 and four last season.teams have moved into the quarterfinals with wins today after being out to games with an ankle injury. neymar return for brazil and his country's game against south korea wasn't close. brazil already in front one, nothing in the 13th minute when neymar lined up for a penalty kick gave it the old dozy dough before hitting the south korea net. that's the marks 76 goal for brazil, just one behind the legendary paillade. still to nothing in the 20th minute that was charleston putting on a ball handling clinic with the defender on him going off his head, giving the ball up. getting it back. put brazil in front three. nothing when you put that kind of play together something to dance about 4 to 1, the final brazil moves into the quarter finals for a quick turnaround on friday against croatia, and here's our creation got there after being tied 11 with japan after regulation and two overtimes. it was decided by the dreaded penalty kicks my yoshida. he just go to pull even but he's turned away

singer john legend victim of attempted auto theft. the tommy says is a slap in the face to many crime victims who have not received this type of attention from the d a let alone justice in their cases. you have somebody john legend has given him money was given george gascon money. john legend who's had fund-raisers for george gascon on john legend is friends with george gascon on. >> and now you're going to add your way to find a of the filings before before they be improving, presented to a d a. >> and it sure looks like that you're trying to get in favor favoritism. legend has just supported guess gone on the campaign trail. but online tweeting after gas comms election. >> our new da just announced some major reforms on his first day, proud to have supported his election. this is the kind of change we voted for and the kind of change we need to bring our system closer to true justice. strong statements from the celebrity that have fallen flat with prosecutors who handled some of the most horrific cases like those involving child torture and

about tommie smith and john carlos and the olympic project for human rights.here's so many stories that are a part of the bay area and then athletes have kind of used their platforms to elevate these conversations nationally and across the globe. other stories that exhibit delves into include sexism and equal opportunity told to brandi chastain and female coaches who have been broken the gender barriers and colin kaepernick's protest for social justice. 49ers will be practicing again today, getting ready for saturday afternoon's game against the washington commanders. quarterback brock purdy is throwing the ball and it doesn't seem too limited by last week's rib injury. deeble samuel was also out on the practice field as he recovers from the knee and ankle injuries certainly look forward to that game. on saturday afternoon. thank you again for watching ktvu fox two at noon. we're giving you a lot. look at san francisco airport. it's a busy holiday travel season. there are flight delays and cancelations. so make sure you check your flight before heading to the

the other stories include tommie smith and john carlos, his silent protest on the olympic podium in 1968ication of pro sports team leadership with trailblazer activist and nba legend bill russell, brandi chastain, katie sours in the ongoing fight against sexism and sports and the impact and influence of colin kaepernick. this country stands for freedom, liberty justice for all. and it's not happening for all right now what he did what he represented the chances he took what he laid on the line the message that he really brought to the nation and the focus that he brought to some real issues that needed to be talked about. these are not just questions from the past. but these are questions that were wrestling with now. and so it's important that that the entire exhibition allows us an opportunity to frame and understand. livings comments experience. as part of the long game. the opening of the 49ers long game exhibit coincides with the nfl's inspired change initiative this weekend, which highlights the work of all 32 teams in their commitment to social justice as part of the program, 49er

the other stories include tommie smith and john carlos, his silent protest on the olympic podium in 1968e diversification of pro sports team leadership with trailblazer activist and nba legend bill russell, brandi chastain, katie sours in the ongoing fight against sexism and sport and the impact and influence of colin kaepernick. this country stands for freedom, liberty justice for all. and it's not happening for all right now what he did what he represented the chances he took what he laid on the line the message that he really brought to the nation and the focus that he brought to some real issues that needed to be talked about. these are not just questions from the past. but these are questions that were wrestling with now. and so it's important that that the entire exhibition allows us an opportunity to frame and understand. our livings comments experience, um , as part of the long game, the opening of the 49ers long game exhibit coincides with the nfl's inspire change initiative this weekend, which highlights the work of all 32 teams in their commitment to social justice. as part of

about bill russell being the first post segregation black head coach and the 18 about tommie smith and johnlympic project for human rights. there's so many stories that are a part of the bay area and then athletes have kind of used their platforms to elevate these conversations nationally and across the globe. so, jenny, tell me a little more about the exhibit itself. i'm looking at pictures here, and i know that there are things to read. so when you walk in, is it a combination of photos and also reading to give you the appropriate history. yes it's a multilayered exhibits. certainly behind me. you can see the entrance to the exhibit here. it's an opportunity to read some of the five stories and see some of the photos some of the artifacts that we have that represent the different stories. we also have a video that goes into deeper layers of conversation around these stories. we also have a companion website, which has a lot more detail so that depending on your interest level and what you're interested in learning more about, there's an opportunity to educate yourself. and also, frankly,

the other stories include tommie smith and john carlos, his silent protest on the olympic podium in 1968cation of pro sports team leadership with trailblazer activist and nba legend bill russell, brandi chastain, katie sours in the ongoing fight against sexism and sport and the impact and influence of colin kaepernick. this country stands for freedom, liberty justice for all. and it's not happening for all right now what he did what he represented the chances he took what he laid on the line the message that he really brought to the nation and um, and the focus that he brought to some real issues that needed to be talked about. these are not just questions from the past. but these are questions that were wrestling with now. and so it's important that that the entire exhibition allows us an opportunity to frame and understand. our lives. comments experience. um as part of the long game, the opening of the 49ers long game exhibit coincides with the nfl's inspire change initiative this weekend, which highlights the work of all 32 teams in their commitment to social justice as part of the pr

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singer john legend victim of attempted auto theft. the tommy says is a slap in the face to many crime victims who have not received this type of attention from the d a let alone justice in their cases. you have somebody john legend has given him money was given george gascon money. john legend who's had fund-raisers for george gascon on john legend is friends with george gascon on. >> and now you're going to add your way to find a of the filings before before they be improving, presented to a d a. >> and it sure looks like they are trying to get in favor favoritism. legend has just supported guess gone on the campaign trail. but online tweeting after gas comms election. >> our new da just announced some major reforms on his first day, proud to have supported his election. this is the kind of change we voted for and the kind of change we need to bring our system closer to true justice. strong statements from the celebrity that have fallen flat with prosecutors who handled some of the most horrific cases like those involving child torture and dea

the other stories include tommie smith and john carlos, his silent protest on the olympic podium in 1968versification of pro sports team leadership with trailblazer activist and nba legend bill russell, brandi chastain, katie sours in the ongoing fight against sexism in sports and the impact and influence of colin kaepernick. this country stands for freedom, liberty justice for all. and it's not happening for all right now what he did what he represented the chances he took what he laid on the line the message that he really brought to the nation and the focus that he brought to some real issues that needed to be talked about. these are not just questions from the past. but these are questions that were wrestling with now. and so it's important that that the entire exhibition allows us an opportunity to frame and understand. our lives . comments experience, um, as part of the long game, the opening of the 49ers long game exhibit coincides with the nfl's inspire change initiative this weekend, which highlights the work of all 32 teams in their commitment to social justice as part of the p

he just had a tommy johns surgery a couple of years ago.-- to see him go. reports were he didn't want to be in new york. he went to texas with a lot of risk there. mets strike fast, they get verlander, two pitchers this their late 30s but pedigree with second to none. that will be a lot of fun. they play in a great division, and the phillies get the best shortstop in baseball, trea turner. >> now it's time for the yankees to sign their guy. world cup, we were watching yesterday, the round of 16 concludes today in qatar. morocco and spain, portugal and switzerland this afternoon. brazil now into the next round, they will meet croatia in the quarter finals after eliminating south korea with four first half goals yesterday, just beauties, too, including one scored by neymar, in the return from injury. croatia advanced by defeating japan, in 3-1 shootouts after going to penalty kicks. we are casual soccer fans, but boy, when you watch brazil play, the quick touches for goals, you see what it's like to play at a high level. >> i have no idea how

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