>> he didn't say colin kaepernick.make that statement without saying we didn't listen to colin kaepernick when he was trying to tell us. >> there are people in the nfl who are still objecting to what they think colin kaepernick believes. drew brees gave an interview to yahoo news where he was asked if he that there would be kneeling in the nfl because of what happened to george floyd. >> i will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the united states of america or our country. >> drew brees, if you don't understand how hurtful, how insensitive your comments are, you are part of the problem. because when we step off this field and i take the helmet off, i'm a black man walking around america. even though we're teammates, i can't let this slide. >> so the backlash was swift. and drew brees immediately tried to contact people on his team. he spoke to malcolm jenkins, and then within 24 hours, he had a completely different message. >> i just want you to see my eyes, how sorry i am. and i will do better, and i w

>> hire collin kaepernick.k, as a symbol of nfl players being able to speak freely, clearly, and speak to the moment is incredibly important. you can't apologize for failing to speak in the past, protest in the past, and not hire the person who led the protest in the past and is leading protests in the present. this speaks to the future of the nfl, namely young nfl fans and future nfl fans stand with collin kaepernick and not roger goodell of old. and owners of old. so the point being here, hire, support reform of policing from top to bottom and allow your players to stand with much of america in the streets. the nfl, frankly looks old fashioned and out of date and out of sync with much of the country. if police chiefs can kneel in the street as collin kaepernick did on the field, why can't we allow nfl players to speak with and sand with much of america. nfl has to come into the 21st century. >> joey, it is perplexing that you would have goodell say, we were wrong, we should have allowed that protest and there

that's a former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. your friendship with him and what you're trying to achieve. >> colin has been family to us. there is no distinction. i think there is nobody better today who embodies my grandfather's spirit and his willingness to sacrifice everything for the sake of what's right and for african-americans in this country within kaepni. andy uncle stood for it. they're vex the sail. because of that, we strongly support colin and everything he's done. >> now just last week, the nfl commissioner roger goodell issued an apology to black players for not having listened to their complaints years ago about not listening to them. all the thing colin kaepernick was trying to call attention to when he took a knee. will that be effective in bringing back change? >> first i think he needs to apologize to colin kaepernick directly. that was an incomplete statement. for me, without wholly speaking the truth, we're not going to move forward the way we need to be. the nfl still has 70% players that are african-americ

. >> the nfl treatment of colin kaepernick. >> and a live look at san francisco tonight. we learned city leaders are trying to dramatically accelerate the timeline for reopening. >>> now at 11:00, streaming on cbsn bay area, some new details about the night chp officers opened fire, killing a 23-year-old man. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. according to the early investigation, there's no word that the suspect was tuly armed. kpix 5's andrea nakano is in oakland tonight with the latest developments. >> reporter: 3 days after the deadly encounter, police say they started firing after the suspect started ramming their cars during a traffic stop. it happened saturday night shortly before 11:00 on cherry street. according to new information released by police tonight, chp officers were in the area following up on a shooting on 580. that's when they spotted the dodge challenger that 23-year-old eric was driving. investigators say that vehicle was 1 of 74 cars stolen from a dealership in san leandro. when they found the car had stolen plate, opd says t

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so four years ago, kaepernick, he took a knee. and he got condemned for doing it.d -- he was pushing the cause. and i just think over the course of the last few years they really started to understand how black and brown people were being treated, how police brutality was really hitting the black community hard, and i just think now this is an awakening. we're going to have a shift in the sense that they're actually opening their eyes and accepting the fact that we have to support our players and their causes and their community. >> but i'm saying what took them so long? i think that's a perfectly legitimate question to ask. how could you not know? >> i don't know. sometimes it's hard to say. i can't -- i can't speak for the league. >> yeah. >> i just know personally what we do here in atlanta, we look at all the issues. and mr. blank, you know, he's a great owner and i know he really cares about his players, so he takes -- he looks at things firsthanded and tries to really help and assist his players be the best that they can be in any cause they have in the commu

>>hi catherine yeah, former 49 ers quarterback colin kaepernick hasn't played in the nfl since 2016. that's the same year he protested police brutality by taking a knee during the national anthem, but we might be getting a step closer to seeing the qb suit up today president trump was asked about kaepernick in an interview and said kaepernick should be given another chance quote if he has the playing ability. trump went on to say that kaepernick's playing wasn't up to snuff but at least one nfl coach disagrees today, los angeles chargers head coach anthony lynn told espn kaepernick was on his team's workout list for this summer calling a possible sighting of the qb something any team would have to explore. >>colin definitely fits sound of quarterback. this is never going to be running very confident and happy with the 3 quarterbacks that i have. but i know you can go out to people waiting on the runway. >>very good days and he plans to kneel for the national anthem, this season, the cardinals quarterback explained call it like i see it and what's been going on is completely wrong so

didn't listen to kaepernick.r years later, now, i think they really understand what the kneeling was about. and it's really about police brutality, and how police treat black people. so i think it's an awakening. he understands. and roger's a good guy. i know him, personally, really good friend. so i just think it takes time for people to really get there and understand. i think he is there now and the league is behind the players. >> all right. well said. before goodell made his statements today, several of the nfl's biggest names put out this video, asking for the nfl to condemn racism and support black players. let's play some of it for you. >> it's been ten days since george floyd was brutally murdered. >> how many times do we need to ask you to listen to your players? >> what will it take? >> for one of us to be murdered by police brutality? >> what if i was george floyd? >> if i was george floyd. >> what if i was george floyd? >> if i was george floyd. >> i am george floyd. >> i am breonna taylor. >> i am a

kaepernick hasn't been on a team since the niners in 2017.oday owens talked about how important kaepernick's protest was for the current movement. >> we feel like we wouldn't be here had colin not did what he did 4 years ago. he knelt for police brutality. he knelt for social injustice. this guy was stripped and robbed of his livelihood at the direct order of the president of the united states. like i said, systemic racism. >>> new at 7:00, a woman's racist rant is going viral after she went off on an asian woman exercising at a park in torrance. >> we don't play games he ore,okayne tyoer to melike t go your [ bleep] kicked by my family. they're going to [ bleep] you up. this is not just for you. get the [ bleep] out of this world, get the [ bleep] out of this state! go back to whatever [ bleep] asian country you belong in. >> things first escalated after the women bumped into each other on the steps. one woman says she had dealt with this woman before, but she allegedly got physical when she was told to stop cursing at a janitor. >> she come

it all started in 2016 by then 49er quarterback colin kaepernick. and in the last month, it has re-energized the call for him to finally be signed to play for an nfl team. this week the nfl commissioner made his most supportive statement yet. >> if he wants to resume his career in the nfl, then obviously it's going to take a team to make that decision. but i welcome that, support a club making that decision, and encourage them to do that. >> reporter: a recent survey also shows the majority, 52% of people, believe it's okay for players to kneel during the national anthem. sean fletcher has worked in the nfl and sits on the academic advisory board of the institute for the study of sport, society, and social change. >> whees down to society no colin kaepernick did in 2016, society is just now starting to see particularly what the black community has seen our entire lifetime and what we've heard from previous generations. >> reporter: he thinks kaepernick will be signed but says it will be interesting to see what team owners do. >> we're talking about

jason: never, i wonder about the kaepernick issue from your perspective.ndorsement world, the economic element of this, how does that change going fair togiven that it is say colin kaepernick was vindicated and a lot of senses? >> i think the fact of the matter is, colin kaepernick did what was on his heart, he did what he thought was right. he took all the right steps. military, ithe think it was a marine, or maybe an navy seal that told him sitting was the wrong thing to do, that he should kneel. took the right step. as black people, you know, we have been ringing this alarm for a long time. and the rest of the country, who are -- i would happen to believe most people are good -- we have just been hitting snooze on it. the system is set up in a way that even if you are not racist, right? you still perpetuate a system .hat oppresses black people amanda: that was part of the interview with lebron james and maverick carter. you can find all of it on your terminal but also in "bloomberg businessweek." the interview done by jason kelly. he joins us now. the p

he's trying to put pressure on teams to sign kaepernick. he's not played since the season of his sideline protest over police brutality. earlier this week the nfl commissioner apologized for not listening to players taking a stand for racial injustice. today owens talked about how important kaepernick's protest was knot current movement. >> we don't think we'd be here had colin not did what he did 4 years ago. he knelt for police brutality. he knelt for social injustice. >> this guy was stripped and robbed of his livelihood at the direct order of the president of the united states. >> kaepernick hasn't been signed with a team since becoming a free agent and parted ways with the 49ers in 2017. >>> more bay area businesses are back open today. take a good look at this. shotomcrowded mall. the sun valley shopping center in concord reopened today. the mall is taking safety precautions like using signs and decals to help customers with social distancing. stores that open for in-person shopping will have to follow some new safety measures such as

.>>> colin kaepernick's life getting the netflix treatment. why in oscar-nominated director is paying special attention to his teenage years.>>> it sounded like a win-win, housing the homeless in hotels in >>> award show apologizing for an in memoriam mistake. it included a long time san francisco politician in a tribute, even though he is very much alive. former san francisco mayor willie brown was flooded with calls when he was featured in last night's memorial. he told the san francisco chronicle that he was surprised himself. he may have been confused with hall of famer and former oakland raiders quarterback willie brown who died in october. brown says a b.e.t. executive called to apologize for the mixup. b.e.t. is owned by viacom cbs, the parent company of kpix 5.>>> colin kaepernick headed to netflix for the former 49er of the subject of the new x part series.: in black and white will feature actors portraying kaepernick after he was adopted by a white family with the former nfl player providing the narration. kaepernick will also be a p

tiki, no mention specifically of colin kaepernick. can the nfl really move forward, do you believe, without that quarterback after four years' absence eventually returning to the league? >> no, i think they can, wolf. it's -- this is an issue that's bigger than colin kaepernick at this point. i think if you talk about colin kaepernick, it's important because the nfl was wrong four years ago. history wouldn't have judged them well, but in roger's defense, he's getting it right this time. that's what's most important. it took an unfortunate incident for george floyd to bring it to light. but colin kaepernick is important because he started this. but it's grown so much bigger than what colin kaepernick was kneeling for. i said this on my show earlier this week, wolf. i wouldn't be surprised if we didn't see other people, fans, police officers, et cetera, kneeling in solidarity with this movement that has exploded across the country. >> i suspect you're right. warrick, what do you think? >> well, i think roger is trying to do the right th

it's been four years and kaepernick's action hasn't changed from the first time he did it. the nba scheduled to resume at disney world at the end of july. some players though speaking out. dwight howard talking about bigger, bigger issues than sports in this moment, not wanting to distract. >> yeah, poppy, dwight howard one of a handful of players, a growing number of players i should say that don't want to resume the season because they say it would take away from the black lives matter move. according to the coalition of players led by kyrie irving and avery bradley, they said that social justice reform should be the players' focus right now and they can't shut up and play and that was a message echoed by dwight howard on cnn last night. >> i would definitely want to play, win a championship. but i don't want anything to distrablts us from really what's going on in this world. it's hurting. it's hurting me, it's hurting our family, all of our families and everybody is feeling it right now and, you know, i just think that we need to focus on this -- what's going on. >> yea

i assume he is referring to colin kaepernick. >> absolutely, wolf. this is very significant.ll just said we were wrong. i wasn't expecting to hear that from him. i think it shows the significance of the moment. everything we are going through as a nation, our culture right now, for roger goodell to make this, obviously he did this from his home. for him to do this, to feel the need to do it is a very dramatic statement, very dramatic move, it's correct, some might say, add my voice to this, wolf, it is a long time coming. colin kaepernick was kneeling during the national anthem, protesting the treatment of african-american men and social injustice. he was doing that in the summer of 2016, four years ago. the nfl could have embraced it then. obviously they didn't. they're embracing it now. it's a shame it took this long, it is a shame that colin kaepernick is not in the league to lead the way on this effort. i'm hopeful that the next statement will be announcing by a team that colin kaepernick has been signed. let's hope that happens next. >> let's see if that happens. i suspe

young fans, anderson, are big fans of kaepernick.ught all of those nike jerseys and nike t-shirts a couple years ago with the kaepernick campaign in 2018, that was so successful. marketingwoman cane marketingwoman campaign with nike. and so for your future fanbase, this is a very positive move. maybe not the older people. >> i want to bring in benjamin watson, former nfl player. and i believe he is the author of "under our skin, getting real about race and getting awe from the fears and frustrations that divide us." benjamin, i mean, you wrote about this in -- under our skin. i am wondering how you -- what you make of roger goodell's statement. >> i think we all have certain reactions. but whether he is sin veer cere he is un-sincere, listen to what he said. we, the nfl, condemn racism and the systematic oppression of black people. the next step, obviously, is to start addressing that within the nfl. so, this is a good thing. this is a great acknowledgment. and i agree that i do think roger goodell cares about these issues. but now,

it is a stunning omission to not even mention colin kaepernick because he is the one who brought that taking the stand, the knee that he did and the penalty that, you know, has followed. but goodell, his timing of this apology or now acceptance of protests really comes after the string of sound bites from prominent players including, you. >> super bowl clamp patrick mahomes. and this is a portion of that clip. that perhaps inspired goodell. take a listen. do we not have that? >> how many times do we need to ask you to listen to your players? >> what will it take for one of us to be murdered by police brutality? >> what if i was george floyd? >> if i was george floyd? >> what if i was george floyd? >> if i was george floyd. >> i mean, you contrast that with what colin kaepernick has been saying for a very long time and he spelled out example after example. you know, why he was trying to bring to the consciousness of everybody. so how sincere will goodell's words be taken if room is not made for colin kaepernick if acknowledgment is not made by the nfl? >> i guess we just have to wait a

. >>> kaepernick comeback? overnight nfl commissioner roger goodell weighing in on the the first time encouraging a team to sign him. >>> and meet the distance assistant. amazon rolling out brand-new technology to help employees stay apart but work together. what it means for the future of the workplace for everyone. >>> good morning, america. it's good to be with you on this busy tuesday. >> it certainly is. we have a lot of news to get to including that landmark ruling from the supreme court. >> you can see right there people celebrating across the country considered a huge victory for lgbtq rights at the workplace. >> huge indeed but we'll have more on that in a moment. >>> first, the latest on those protests erupting overnight and a protester in new mexico in critical condition after clashes with police. kayna whitworth has the latest. >> reporter: violence erupting in two major cities overnight. in albuquerque, new mexico one man was shot and remains in ngn stae a ndition after gunfire spanish con keyes ad

and that is what colin kaepernick was trying to do.re he'd love to be playing football now, but his impact and role for social change has been certainly pretty profound in the couple years since he has been out of the game. >> i just want to mention that while drew brees is getting dragged, aaron rodgers, cal grad, getting praise today that he posted remember when they locked arms, the packers, he and a bunch of other players before the game. he said they got criticized but it's never been about the anthem or flag. he said not then, not now, but listen with an open heart that is a great message. former president barack obama spoke today during a virtual town hall. he sees the nation's current struggle for justice and equality as an opportunity to work together to improve america. >> part of what's made me so hopeful is the fact that so many young people have been galvanized and activated and motivated and mobilized. because historically, so much of the progress that we've made in our society has been because of young people. >> yeah, a

but that roger goodell's word alone won't bring kaepernick back into the league. >> the nfl's got toead the way. and the commissioner's doing the right thing. but the teams and the owners have to follow his lead. >> reporter: but that's by no means a certainty. the nba now planning to resume its season in late july due to the covid pandemic is also split over how to handle the issues of racial injustice. l.a. lakers' center dwight howard is with a faction of players who aren't ready to play yet. >> i just feel like our people, we need attention. i really feel like our world is hurting right now. i just -- there's so much stuff going on in our world, man, and i just feel like we don't need to get distracted by anything. >> reporter: but other players like the rockets' austin rivers feel the league needs to resume. rivers saying on instagram that the forum which playing would provide and the money they earn would allow players to give their time and energy toward the blm movement. >> maybe jackie robinson can be the hero. >> dr. martin luther king called him a sit-iner before sittins w

roger goodell recently encouraged teams to sign kaepernick as well.he los angeles chargers have expressed some interest. head coach anthony lingsd saying it would be crazy to not have him on your work out list. a talent of that caliber under the circumstances we are in right now, i think most teams would explore that chargers have not scheduled a workout with kaepernick yet. lynn left open the opportunity of something happening in the future. robert said at least give the man a shot. corey expressing some skepticism regarding lynn saying so why did he have him work out the last few years? this twitter user said either sign him or don't. don't speculate for publicity. others say he already had a chance to work out with the nfl and it went totally sideways, guys. jillian: interesting. rob: as somebody who had the heck of an nfl career herschel walker defund send countries without. >> former running back taking to twitter this proposition saying i have an idea for people who don't want any police. i would love to meet with american airlines, delta and so

colin kaepernick deserves to be in the nfl.r years ago, he was banned by the nfl for taking a stance, to speak up that black lives matter, to fight against police brutality, for the systematic racism and discrimination that blacks have endured throughout our country's history, and he was penalized for this, banished. bring this man back into the nfl. he deserves t he's good enough to play quarterback in the nfl. he's not one of my clients but i'll tell you right now, objectively speaking, the league needs him. they need to embrace him. what he did was heroic, he's an activist and he should be praised not punished. give the man a chance to play again. if he can't play any more, physically, from the time off, so be it. give him a chance. what he stands for, the nfl needs to stand for. thankfully, the league needs to take a position where they're supporting colin kaepernick and equality, eliminating racism, oppression and discrimination against blacks. the nfl is made up of 70% black players. it's enough. embrace them! treat them

now he is encouraging a team to sign kaepernick. does that change anything for you? >> i think in hindsight we look back and we think what if we had made this stance three years ago? could we have stopped more police violence? would there have been less death on the streets of america right now? although is trying to do what is politically correct at this moment it has me thinking in hindsight, the importance of black bodies at that time. trayvon martin, michael brown. where was that stance when we needed it at that point, those young african-american men who lost their lives? i think at this point we're trying to play catch up and do what is right. i think we are at the point in america where we're dealing with the brutality of human beings and the moral compass and i think the nfl is trying to be upon the moral compass but there has been so much hurt and pain and trauma along the road to them finding enlightenment and i think at this moment if colin kaepernick is back in the nfl that is just a small step into what needs to be done and steps each company needs to ta

shanahan was in atlanta during kaepernick's controversial season in 2016.hat's when he began taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racism. he says kap's message continues to live in the locker room. >> what he was doing was a big deal, and the reason -- whether you disagree with how he did it or not doesn't matter. it's still three years later and people are not understanding what his message was. >> kaepernick opted out of his contract in the 2016 season and has never played another game since. shanahan arrived the next season and coached the niners to the super bowl last year. >> you know, talking about race is difficult for a lot of people. sometimes it's not even a part of their conversation. but we're trying to help people along right here at nbc bay area. maybe you caught it last night, "race in america: a conversation." you were there with jessica last night leading this charge. >> absolutely. that is a tough conversation, but it was one i was introduced to at a very young age. i want to show you just a bit of that

tells cnn kaepernick still good enough to play in the nfl.several teams need a player like him. roger goodell's word alone won't bring kaepernick back in the league. >> the commission certificate doing the right thing but the teams and owner have to follow his lead. >> reporter: but that's by no means a certainty. the nba now planning to resume its season in late july due to the covid pandemic is also split over how to handle the issues of racial injustice. dwight howard is with a faction of players who aren't ready to play yet. >> i just feel our people, we need attention. i really feel our world is hurting right now. so much stuff going on in our world i just feel like, you know, we don't need to get distracted by anything. >> reporter: other players like austin rivers feels the league needs to resume. rivers saying on instagram the forum for which playing would provide and money they earn would allow players to give their time and energy to the blm movement. can these athletes bring about genuine change at this critical moment? >> jackie r

will one of the players and kaepernick and will he get another shot to play in the nfl? michael jordan is stepping up to the tune of 100 million. he's making a 100 million donation to the nation wide organizations that are dedicated to ensuring racial quall, social justice and education. it is more than he made over his playing career. his net worth now is $2 billion. he's making the donation in conjunction with his company. >>> until sporting events, we normally bring you check this out. there's no time. we'll bring it back tomorrow. >> sounds good to us. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> i'm going to head up the stairs guys. >> that will do it for us. we're back tomorrow. good night. [ congesteice ] what are you doing? tch, shush! one of the smoke alarms is chirping. i'm trying to figure out which one it is so i can change the battery. well, if anybody can find it [inhales sharply] it's you. ugh. you s-sound horrible. why don't... why don't you go back to bed? 'cause i've got too much to do. i've got to make the ladyfingers for the bake sale, and i've got to go by the gym

would have loved to see him apologize to colin kaepernick or say something about kaepernick, maybe that's day. but nfl has gone out in big way and i'm sure one of their biggest fans donald trump is not happy about it. >> would the owners have to agree to him saying that? >> usually owners would have to agree or goodell does what they want. i don't know. at least ten nfl owners have given to donald trump's campaign, big supporters, including jerry jones with the cowboys, dan snyder here in washington, i'm going to guess some of them are not entirely pleased about this either because they're trump guys and have not signed colin kaepernick, no one has. and they definitely put their money where their mouth is with trump. so now you've got roger goodell going against the wishes of donald trump. that's a fact. i think that roger goodell is sensing the mood of the nation and with the majority of the nation, and something that should be said, young fans are big fans of kaepernick, bought all the nike jerseys and t-shirts a couple of years ago in between 19 with successful marketing campaign with

>> certainly the name of colin kaepernick was missing from that statement. i think certainly if not an apology for colin kaepernick, certainly an acknowledgment that his protest was valid, an acknowledgment that his nonviolent protest was legitimate and was -- in a lot of ways successful in driving home the point that this -- that this crisis was something that we need to be paying attention to. and it's something that was ahead of its time to some degree. and frankly, i think the nfl, if it's going to apologize, and i say this a former nfl blimp myself. if the nfl is going to apologize for not getting it they need to acknowledge who did get it. while this was an important step in the back the players, you know, when president trump attacked them, i think that is to some degree important, the nfl does have a long way to go in terms of acknowledging its own faults. >> you have tweeted out that you think they should rehire kaepernick. what's the message that that sends? >> well, it sends that this is a message that is not symbolic but that actually has substan

. >>> coming up, more support for colin kaepernick to get . >>> colin kaepernick would be on the way back to playing professional football. nfl commissioner encouraged teams to sign kaepernick and said he would support it. the former 49er has not played for an nfl team since the 2016 season when he began kneeling ring npral injusticend licerutality. >>> some california high schools now have the green light to kick off the training in case fall sports return. parents are asked to sign a risk of coronavirus and they release the school from liability. >> i know that the virus is very real. i want life to be normal again. >> it's the uncertainty. i just couldn't sign a waiver and say whatever happens, happens. >> the california interscholastic federation says individual districts make . >>> talk about a big surprise as a reporter and photographer pulled into a parking garage in new york and spotted a bear strolling through a parking lot. they followed the bear in the car as the bear made its way through local streets. and right there, hopped over a guardrail to a local park. the sneaky b

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colin kaepernick is about to take on a new challenge.he former 49er quarterback's new deal with netflix. sports is next. >>> well, even though the major league baseball season will be the shortest in history, the giants and the a's will still see plenty of each other over the next four months. >> including the traditional bay bridge series to kick off the year. major league baseball is allowing teams to schedule a couple of warm-up games before opening day on july 23rd. the giants and the a's have been in talks to play at least one game at both oracle park and the oakland coliseum. no fans of course. the teams will go on to play six times during the 60-game season. >>> former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick taking his activism to streaming, scoring a six-episode series with bay area-based netflix. oscar nominated filmmaker ava duvernay is collaborating on the project. it's called "colin: black and white." it will mostly focus on kaepernick's high school years in turlock. the series will detail his experiences of growing up in a predom

and colin kaepernick. stay with us. >>> well, after a lot of posturing and a lot of finger pointing it looks, raj, like we may, may have a baseball season. >> who are we kidding? the owners and the players want to make money today the basebal and the head new plan that would call for a 60-game schedule to be played over a 70-day period. players would get full pro rated pay, which is something that they want. also there would be an expanded playoff format for this year and next season. if approved by the players now, the season would start july 19th, and that means the giants and the a's. >>> president trump is changing his stance after criticizing colin kaeparnik he now says he would like to say kaepernick back in the nfl if he can still play. raiders owner mike davis telling espn he could welcome signing colin kaepernick. he said if they want him on the raiders they have his blessing. the chargers, say kaepernick, is on their workout list and they may invite him to work out for the team. >>> well, up next

don't apologize, give colin kaepernick a job.ake a man's livelihood, strip a man down of his talent, the whole world is watching all of a sudden you do a phase time talking about you are sorry? >> a sports return from covid-19 with heightened pressure to take on social justice issues, there's bound to be a question of what if any limits to establish, we talk about that with republican candidate for congress in utah burgess owens, good to have you. >> looking at that for sure. shannon: let's talk about this. roger goodell put out a statement how the nfl could have done better, not listening to nfl players and should have been more sensitive when protests were going on. howard bryant writes this, quote, goodell's statement didn't mention the name colin kaepernick, the surest sign yet the nfl is not serious about the work that needs to be done to make this right. goodell apologize to the nfl not listening to players, and the conciliatory statement is false. it sounds like they are tough waters ahead for the world of sports to get th

but the true meaning is, we still have the same brother kaepernick with no employment since 2017. >> reporter: nate boyer, who gave kaepernick the idea to kneel instead of sit, says he's amazed by how far we have come. >> as much as it, you know, it does hurt me that people don't feel inspired to stand, i'm glad that it has happened because of what will come of it. it's worth it to me. >> reporter: now a hope among many, more than just a nice gesture. j.r. stone, "abc7 news." >>> and warriors coach steve kerr joined protesters who are calling for the elimination of the oakland city police department. the group marched through oakland before ending at youth uprising for a rally. demanding the end of the school police force. swefz to list >> we have to listen to the people in the communities. they know each other, they're the ones who understand what's happening and how they can make some progress with their lives. >> the oakland unified school strict will vote tomorrow on eliminating the school police force. >> tz issue of defunding law enforcement came up for alameda county and it go

but the true meaning is, we still have the same brother kaepernick with no employment since 2017. >> reporter: nate boyer, who gave kaepernick the idea to kneel instead of sit, says he's amazed by how far we have come. >> as much as it, you know, it does hurt me that people don't feel inspired to stand, i'm glad that it has happened because of what will come of it. it's worth it to me. >> reporter: now a hope among many, more than justic gesture. j.r. stone, "abc7 news." >>> and warriors coach steve kerr joined protesters who are calling for the elimination of the oakland city police department. the group marched through oakland before ending at youth uprising for a rally. demanding the end of the school police force. swefz to list >> we have to listen to the people in the communities. they know each other, they're the ones who understand what's happening and how they can make some progress with their lives. >> the oakland unified school strict will vote tomorrow on eliminating the school police force. >> tz issue of defunding law enforcement came up for alameda county and it got hea

three years ago president trump called on colin kaepernick or any other player that knelt during the national anthem to be kicked out of the nfl. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that guy off the field right now. out. he is fired. >> now, with growing support for colin kaepernick to return to the nfl, the president said he deserves a chance to play again. >> he was terrific in his rookie year. i think he was good in his second year and then something happened. his playing wasn't enough. absolutely i would. >> reporter: major league baseball could be making progress. the commissioner met with tony clark, the head of the players association last night and proposed a 60 game season with 100% of prorated salaries, something owners were unwilling to do previously. serena williams will play in the u.s. open later this summer so at least it will have its biggest draw. a notable player. novak djokovic is considering skipping the event due to health concerns. the top 5 for this day in sports history. 1962, jack nicklaus won the

whether that includes kaepernick remains to be seen.k snell, cnn, atlanta. >>> a huge athlete is offering support, michael jordan and his brand of apparel are donating $100 million to assume the black community in the u.s. in a joint statement they said in part, quote, black lives matter, this isn't a controversial statement. they will pay the money over the next ten years to organizations dedicated to racial equality, social be justice and education. parent company nike has pledged $40 million. thank you for watching. i'm natural natalie allen. i invite you to follow me on twitter and instagram. >>> what's his name? >> george floyd! >> what's his name? >> we're tired of it here. we are tired, and we want to see change. >> no justice! >> reporter: peaceful protests across the country have health experts worried. >> there is a potential unfortunately for this to be an event. >> i want to keep reminding people it is drousz to be close together. >> reporter: another shocker on the economy, only this time a good one. >> today is probably if

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reportedly four teams are interested in kaepernick. more from tim tonight at 11:30 on gameday. while the games are starting to come back the fans are not. we look at what the future fan experience might look like. >> this is what we've got. do you want it? after 90 days golf is back, then soccer, nba has a plan and so does the nhl. none of these sports involve fan attendance and that's going to be a problem. >> the challenge for all of us in the live event business is to figure out how to make this experience at the event more compelling than the one at home. >> crowds would eventually at w 50%? 2525? less. >> you're telling the people in baton rouge,@then, tsunami kaloosa, sorry, you can come but others can't. holy cow, what is that going to be like? >> spectators at sporting events are way down the line. the tech world could bridge the gap between fans and the sports. >> digital devices can bring you into the locker room, into >> shut your mouth, chuck. take that medicine. >> the wizard of oz said pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. now pay attention to everybody

he's -- there are not 96 nfl quarterbacks better than colin kaepernick.y needs to sign him to a team and roger goodell needs to mention him by name, too. >> marvin, i want to show you -- marvin, the owners are, as you said, such an important piece of this. here's donald trump basically threatening or challenging the owners to be pretty harsh with players who protest. let's watch. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say, get that son of a bitch off the field right now? out. he's fired. he's fired! >> you know, marvin, even among his voters, i'm not sure it's going to land the same way. you've got all of these military leaders in america coming forward and saying protest is inherently american, peaceful protests. and that's what all of these were on the field. do you think the owners will be fortified or stronger by the shifts in public opinion? >> i hope so, because not only does it happen in america, it's happening all over the world. and you're seeing these protests, but they don't have any issue with

we will spread lockers out.>>> netflix planning to release a six part series on colin kaepernick.it will focus on his high school years and how he encountered racism while growing up with a ite mily. kaepernick will serve as their narrator with an actor playing him.>>> back to baseball, longtime start zimmerman will not play in the upcoming season due to health concerns with his family. zimmerman's teammate and former bishop joe ross will also sit out. baseballsleagues celebrating their 100th year anniversary . in celebration they are starting a social media campaign where you simply tip your cap. >> today i tip my hat to everyone in the leagues . >> i want to tip the cap. >> that's an excellent story, former president barack obama, george w. bush, bill clinton úthey had an opportunity opportunity to visit the lico need -- leagues museum and spoke with museum resident bob kendrick about the leagues lasting legacy. >> they had to leavitt to enjoy the things that they had to enjoy just to play baseball. but they would never allow those hardships to kill their love of the game. so th

kaepernick hasn't played since he opted out of his contract.ocial media divided over favre's comparison. laurie says i don't know if it's fair to compare the two. spence saying it's not the same, very different. both can be heroes in different ways. louise adding, okay, that's not even close. tillman was a warrior. it shouldn't even be brought up as a possible. so a wide range of opinions on that one. but brett fa favre certainly mag headlines with that comment this morning. todd: the trending quarterback segment continues. manning versus brady, tiger king style. >> tom brady is like a mitt myl character. eli manning had his number and brady hated it. >> so manning posted the parody video to twitter to promote the espes. cute video. it received about a half million views on twitter. they say eli improved to 3-0 over brady. max chiming in, that is actually hilarious, a giant on and off the field. did you write that last tweet, todd? todd: i am maximillian kosteli, that's the name i check into hotels with. >> they are funny on social media, i wil

our players including colin kaepernick. >> trevor: goddamn. all of a sudden, roger goodell wants colin kaepernick back in the league. no one from the n.f.l. has been jerked around this much since robert kraft went to that massage parlor. this move by the n.f.l. is a lot like when your parents finally admit you were right but it's like a decade after they punished you. thank you for giving me my discman back. now i'll go find some cds. and i know some are saying it's just putting a band-aid on the problem, to when band-aid replied, no, this is putting a band-aid on the problem. >> band-aid is looking to be more inclusive. the brand is launching a new line of bandages in different skin tones, from beige to dark brown. the company, which is owned by johnson & johnson, says the move is "meant to embrace the beauty of diverse skin." no words on when these new bandages will be available in stores. >> trevor: that's right, after 100 years of existence, band-aids are finally discovering that some people are not white. sadly, it's too little too late f

and, even though roger goodell, in not supporting kaepernick as much. are trump supporters. many of them gave to his campaign. and none of them -- notice none of them have made a statement, now, you could interpret that as maybe they have left it to roger goodell. but i don't see it that way. i still they are as dug in as they were before and perhaps they're not saying anything because, frankly, they don't want to answer the question about why colin kaepernick isn't in the national football league. >> where do you think this goes from here? we learned tonight the university of iowa has put strength and conditioning coach chris doyle on leave after the players accused him of racially-motivated mistreatment. doyle is the highest-paid coach in football. his salary is about $800,000. but what is your sense about where sports might be going, from here, in terms of dealing with these social issues? >> i think you're going to see a lot of athletes, collegiate, as well as professional, who feel very empowered in this moment. they know right now, while public su

not just colin kaepernick. because it is just truly wrong.t is indicative of a bigger issue that we have to struggle and wrestle with. let us go to doug from san jose, california. in morning. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. everybody iswhat saying about protest, everybody has a right to protest. but, if i am at work, i do not have a right to protest on somebody else's dime or time. that does not mean that athletes cannot speak up and protest on their own time, i think that they should. i think racism is obviously an issue that the country still has to deal with. but, i think it becomes a distraction when you are protesting at an athletic event. from the it distracts seriousness of the issue. host: let us make a quick differentiation between athletes protesting during the game and athletes protesting for the game. of course, they are not competing during the national anthem, no one has said that they are going to stop during the game and protest, everyone is talking about events that happened before the competition starts.

. >> colin kaepernick scored endorsement from nfl commissioner roger goodell. what it means for the quarterback's future. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> a very good morning to you, you're watching "fox and friends first" on this tuesday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. todd: we start with a fox news alert, chaos breaking out in the streets of portland, oregon police making several arrests, rioters are throwing rocks and other objects that officers citing -- setting trash on fire, even letting a store. >> one officer was reportedly taken to the hospital after being hit in the head with a large rock, police are ordering people to leave the downtown area or be arrested. we will keep you updated with new information. we have another fox news alert, law enforcement officials say three new york city police officers are hospitalized after drinking milkshakes allegedly spiked with a toxic substance from shake shack. >> jackie ibanez joins us with the urgent warning from the police union to all officers. >> three nypd police office

the president echoing which is comments in 2016, when 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick took a knee protesting police brutality. kaepernick never played in the nfl again after that season. >> a knee is usually taken out of reverence. >> reporter: nate boyer is the person responsible forsuesting t to kaepernick. >> kneeling w bground, you know. two people that disagreed on a lot, but two people that were willing to just have a conversation and listen. >> that was stephanie gosk reporting. >>> alameda county is reopening more places today and allowing more face-to-face or mask-to-mask contact in smaller groups. nbc bay area's jackie ward is live in oakland for us, where it's back open. is that right, jackie? >> reporter: that's right, chris. health officials are saying that this part of the reopening is possible because of all the progress that the people in the county have made so far. so what is a social bubble that they're talking about? it's a group of 12 people or less from different households that should be maintained for a minimum of three weeks. people should restrict themsel