it's not the right of police to say whether they should kneel or stand.ple can have their own sense of pride and choose to stand. it is our right to neil if you want to neil during the national anthem. it's disturbing when a police it's disturbing when a police officer who has a right to arrest you if you decide you're doing wrong to say you're not allowed to neil. it's a disturbing message. >> nobody said that. they showed up. >> i'm going to read you a quote. >> i just heard it. >> you tend to forget. >> go ahead. >> the quote is, it is is okay to stand up for social justice, inequality and reform. it is another thing to not stand up for the national anthem. it is not his right to tell students at a school whether they should kneel or stand. >> he said it is another thing. >> that's a criticism of it. >> so cops can criticize. >> it's not the place. >> right now think of people have an opinion anybody should be able to share. we should not pick and choose who is allowed to say what. >> there's a commonplace for things like this. i think prior to a giant

trending today: dozens of buffalo bills fans kneel in support of san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. other people chanted "no justice, no peace." this was the first game kaepernick has started since making headlines for kneeling during the national protest of racial inequality. look at this.. cell phone video shows the chaos after a truck drives off a bridge onto a crowd of people in california. four people were killed in the crowd of more than 100. the driver of the truck has been charged with d-u-i and manslaughter. he remains in the hospital with serious injuries this a group of high school students launch pumpkins into the air with catapults.. all in the name of learning. teams accuracy competitions in buffalo. teachers say students learn valuable math and science skills.. as well as learning to work together as a group. the winning launch sent a pumpkin 483 feet. still ahead on live at daybreak on on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:we sit down with the voice of the packers.. wayne larrivee to talk about yesterday's tough loss to the dallas cowboys. and let's take a

signs and kneeling together outside of the field. people chanting no justice, no peace. this is the first game he's started since making headlines for kneeling during the national anthem. many fans say they are note affecterred by the demonstration. >> we are all going to stand and we are going to sing the national anthem proud. we don't care if kaepernick does what he does. we are all going to stand >> kim: you hear them there. the bills went on to win this game 45-16. >> dana: hundreds of bikers showing up in one place with one goal in mind. we're going to tell you why these guys hit the road coming up. plus -- >> tesla postponed its big announcement today and the >> kim: hundreds of bikers over the weekend looking to set a record, 800 of them, hoping to break the record for largest biker meetup at 10,000 feet above sea level. many showed up for this. event organizers say it included the largest gating of police officers on bikes. we're talking about is 42 police officers. >> dana: two hands on the wheel this morning. it is windy this morning. when are did winds going

you say why are you kneeling? i may not agree with you. guys in the locker room don't agree, but we have good enough relationships that you've got 53 guys on a roster and all won't agree on everything, but we can disagree and work toward a common goal. as a coach, my hope is you would go to the player and talk about why he's doing what he's doing. that's what we should expect from our coaches and sports teams but what we should expect in our work places when it comes to times we don't agree with what somebody else believes. we can have common respect for humanity and still move forward to our common goal even if we disrespect each other. that's not happening -- if the locker room was like social media the way they talk about colin, no, it wouldn't work. but luckily our locker rooms aren't like what we are seeing everybody saying about them, especially what they've been saying about mr. kaepernick. >> social media is the white hood of the 21st century. you can hate with anonymity. joe, the question for you, as well. >> the unity or disunity

(karla mendoza/ king's fan) "she wants to kneel, let her kneel, she sees there are disparities!" a singer who took a knee while singing the national anthem at an nba game is getting a lot of attention this morning. it happened in sacramento, california before a kings game. and while some are praising the move, many aren't happy. (martin walker/ air force veteran) "it sends a bad message to other people in our country, and it definitely sends a bad message around the world." the singer posted on facebook saying "i cannot idly stand by as black people are unlawfully profiled," the nba has rules during the anthem..but has nothing on the performers. the league has said it is working with players to figure out the best way for players to express themselves during the anthem. this just in... toyota announcing a major recall. nearly 100-thousand gas- electric hybrid prius cars are being recalled because the company says there's a defect in their parking brakes. toyota says the brake can disengage unexpectedly. owners will be notified... and toyota says the repairs a contact-13 consumer

kneeling against the national anthem as a police officer saluted behind him. kaepernick's silent protests met with high praise and hostility. today he arrived wearing muhammad's t-shirt. >> i think people are realizing the injustices and what's across the country, similar protests from professional athletes to high schoolers, even supreme court ruth gingsberg weighed in. >> much of the focus is back on kaepernick's game, he made clear that the message is in place. steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> still ahead promising treatments for fighting pain without drugs. the question is, will most people are able the question is, will most people are able to afford them why do protein drinks taste chalky? the question is, will most people are able to afford them then get worse? introducing protein shots from 5-hour energy. protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts. so great that if you don't get up to fifteen percent more reps, more laps, more distance, we'll give

>>> taking a stand by kneeling an nba game. find out what she did next. >>> the pentagon makes a costly decision that is affecting part of national drug takeback day. the dea says it is important to get unused precipitation medicines out of medicine cabinets so they don't end up in the wrong hands and to assure they are disposed of possibly instead of going down the drain. >> you definitely shouldn't dump medication down the toilet or throw it into the trash. we had a few, i got some from my neighbors and came tally yet but the last drug takeback event in may netted almost 900,000 pounds of drugs. >>>,000s of soldiers cashed in when the defense department gave them $15,000 boents bonuses. now the pentagon wants the money back. the military is demanding the national guard soldiers repay iraq and afghanistan. turns out california officials offered troops a lot of cash to reenlist. but after an audit the pentagon says many of those bonuses went to service member whose didn't qualify some of those angry soldiers say they feel betra

if my brother is standing or kneeling, i feel like i have to, too. it is almost unacceptable to say , we support these people who are on the field, but when it comes to the actual life, we are not going to actually support them. through the work that we have been doing here at the afl-cio, we have learned that race is not a black people's problem. it is everybody's problem. white people are affected by racism, just like black people, latinos, asians, so forth. there have been so many policies and procedures that have been created throughout time to divide workers of color and white workers. even throughout this election cycle, we are seeing how race is playing a predominant role. if you think about it, especially for those of you who are into labor, think about right to work. oftentimes, we don't talk about right to work as a racist piece creator,ation, but the vance muse, was anti-semitic, he was racist. he said, i don't want to those apes in the workforce with white brothers. he created legislation to make it difficult for black workers and white w

kneeling against the national anthem as a police officer saluted behind him. kaepernick's silent protests met with high praise and hostility. today he arrived wearing muhammad's t-shirt. >> i think people are injustices and what's taken place in this country. across the country, similar protests from professional athletes to high schoolers, even supreme court ruth gingsberg weighed in. >> much of the focus is back on kaepernick's game, he made clear that the message is in place. steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> still ahead promising treatments for fighting pain without tdrugs. the question is, will most people are able to afford them. most people are able to afford them. impressive linda. it seems age isn't slowing you down. but your immune system weakens as you get older increasing the risk for me, the shingles virus. i've been lurking inside you since you had chickenpox. i could surface anytime as a painful, blistering rash. one in three people get me in their lifetime, linda. will it be you? i'm working to boost linda's immune system to help prot

a nitta vogual has more. >> she is a part- time employee of the heat and decided to kneel because shemoment. and black lives mother is a hash tag. and until our cry is heard, protest will happen and demands will be made. lawrence is not the first to make the protest. earlier this month. singer lea ticy dropped to it her know and protesting about social injustice. >> any reaction from the miami heat. >> there was after the game. >> the coach was asked about it in the post game press conference. >> the most important thing to come out of it, is very poignant thoughtful dialogue. we have had great dialogue in our walls here. hopefully it will lead to action. >> all of the players on both that is the players continue to stand for the anthem. what was behind the reaction. of the nba gachlt it is shedding a light on their gaechlt up to it now no nba players took the knee. they have discussed what it is is to continue the social form of justice and move forward. it started with lebron james and chris paul. and they made their statements before the program. but nba commissioner has said and i

if my brother is standing or kneeling, i feel like i have to, too. . through the work that we have been doing here, we have learned that race is not a black people's problem. it is in everybody's problem. why people are affected by racism. just like black people, latinos, asians, so forth. they have divided workers of color and white workers. even through the election we are seeing how race is playing a role. whocially for those of you are into labor, think about right to work. we often don't talk about right to work as a racist piece of legislation. anti-semitic, was he was racist. he said i don't want those black -- in the workforce with white brothers. makeeated legislation to it difficult for black workers and white workers to work together into the south because of what was happening in the north. you have to follow the money and follow the politics. if white folks think that racism them, theyffect have another thing coming especially if the sport you love the most is predominately black. dave: 70%. do you want to speak to that? joe: maybe we have

kneel. such displays against the status quo are distinct the american. the problem not the protester. you go on and on and i think it's a very thoughtful column. do you think that what has been happening has brought more attention to the problem and not to the protester? ben: there always been protest that pushed the envelope forward and brought change along. as a black man, i understand there's a lot i don't like about our country's history. there's a lot i'm upset and angry about. get better. when i stand, i'm standing for all the injustices, but i'm also standing because i've seen great progress because i want there to be more progress. my hope is that we can actually have that conversation and have that progress. karen: joining us now from washington, d.c. on satellite is soledad o'brien, a peabody award-winning journalist who is now part of the hearst producer of "matter of fact soledad o'brien," airing sundays at 11:30 a.m. on wcvb. what new perspectives are you going to be bringing to the show? soledad: it is interesting because i think it's all a

new tonight-- booing erupts at dowdy-ficklen stadium--after several members of the e-c-u band--kneeled during the national anthem. about a dozen members of the marching pirates--took a knee. some played their instruments while others didn't play at all. when the band took the field at half-time---they were met with a chorus of boos. ecu's chancellor doctor cecil staton issued this statement in response....saying of higher learning, east carolina respects the rights of our students, staff and faculty to express their personal views. that is part of the free exchange of ideas on a university campus." many athletes--have kneeled during the national anthem to show solidarity with 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. now to vote 2016-- a leaked recording---from a february fundraiser--sheddi ng new light on what hillary clinton thinks of bernie sanders supporters. in the recording clinton said that children of the recession..that they are living in their parents basement." she went on to say their education and the jobs available to them are not what they envisioned for themselves. donald tru

she opened her jacket to show a black lives matter shirt and kneeled down during the performance. players and coaches of the heat stood with their arms linkerred as they have -- linked as they have done in the heat released a statement saying the team had no advance knowledge of the plan. >>> colorado state university fans planning on a cold brew on game days will have to pay a lot extra for a seat at the bar. the new belgium porch is opening next season in the new stadium. current season ticket holders will have the first chance to buy passes into the vip area. according to the business journal memberships will cost $200 each on top of the $225 include two premium bars with television screens and a field level drink rail. >>> and hey the broncos are back in denver this week, but you'll have to wait until monday night to watch them take on former teammate brock osweiler. catch them monday note, and we will -- night, and we'll have a special edition of broncos tonight, and we'll be in the locker room right after the game to hear from the team. we're hoping for a big w. >> yeah. >>

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a very visible supporter of colin kaepernick's decision to kneel during the national antheme singing it. >>> also snaps during the flame, an unlikely story of recovery for these two little kittens. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter, did you see all the clouds today and the change in weather? we have storms in store for you and a series of storm systems this coming week. we'll be right back to explain. a warning for parenta childr in s carlos tonht. o 11-yearld girls rerted a suspiciousncounter wi a ma==take rai= thencounterappened yesrday ternoon, ar >>> well, a warning for parents in san carlos tonight, two girls saw a suspicious incident near laurel and cherry streets, near the main shopping area there. the girl said the man asked if he could buy their scooters, well, they got on them and rode what, but later they saw the man who asked if they wanted to have some fun. he is described as a white male in his 50s, gray hair, blue eye, average build with green pants and blue shirt. >>> and back behind bars, a man who escaped from a minimum security system i

be allowed to kneel during the national an. anthem. plus ... one in five americans are living with it right now. what you can do this week in support of those with a mental is a ?live? look at ??????. 3 3 making news around the nation...newly released surveillance video shows what happened seconds before los angeles police shot and killed an 18-year-old man on sunday. sunday.l-a-p-d says this video from a convenience store.. clearly shows "carnell snell junior" with a loaded gun. snell is seen running around the corner with officers behind him...and that's when they opened fire.protests followed-- first in the streets... then at a police commission meeting monday nit. it's tragic for the officers involved too (nats(... we'll be forced to end the meeting." meeting." 3 l-a-p-d is investigating the shooting death of another man that also happened on sunday. police say he had a replica gun in his possession. 3 several members of the east carolina marching band in greenville -- will ?not? be allowed to kneel during the national anthem.they were seen

it doesn't mean that i disagree with people kneeling. >> reporter: leah tysse continues her statemento say until we had knowledge white privilege exists, we cannot have a dialogue about race. tracy jenkins kpix 5. >>> paul says we have some rain in the forecast. you were just saying you don't know where your umbrella is. >> haven't needed one for a while. amazon prime. get it before the rain. >> brought to you by. or your favorite department store hardware store. >>> a peak outdoors it shows you the dry conditions that will be with us for 48 hours before things change. a pleasant day, not as warm as yesterday. napa 72 degrees, concord 71 degrees. a couple weeks before halloween. half moon bay 65 degrees. morgan hill 73 degrees. let's put rainfall totals in perspective. is that above or below normal? what should i expect? for october in the north bay, santa rosa, you managed 1.81 inches of rain for the month. what you will get between now and monday morning is more than that. we are forecasting more than 2 inches of rain. more rain the next couple days then you typically see in all of

the 83-year-old ginsburg said that the kneeling protest is a terrible thing to do but she would not "lock anyone up," for doing it. >> good thing because that would be entirely illegal. >> she knows the law. >> now to meteorologist mike nicco and the weather. mike? >> other than giants the talk of the town the rain is on the way and the significance. so, good morning, everyone, today with the many layer it grew up to 3,000' and that means no fog this morning, or very limited fog and a lot of cloud cover like can you see at 280 and 17 and slow sunshine and the highs dropping again. dry and cooler-than-average through thursday and chance of rain on friday through sunday. today the temperatures are low 60s along the coast in san francisco, and only mid-to-upper 60s an the bay, and low-to-mid 70s inland. tonight it will be cooler than this morning with a few 40s and low-to-mid 50s with clouds. we will john right in to the storm-impact scale and i am keeping the storm at a "2" moderate as we rank from "1" light to "5" severe. the first storm is moderate-to-heavy rain in the not bay and mod

. >> the second clown, i guess he was kneeling. >> reporter: parent khalique owens: >> nobody knows how to defend against it, because we don't know if it is a prank or they are really trying to harm people. >> reporter: now police are using social media to track down the costumed offenders. in lagrange, georgia, police posted about issuing warrants for four people on charges of naking terrorist threats and disrupting public schools. in kentucky, this young man was arrested for trying to scare people in a ditch. police have arrested at least 12 people across the united states for participating in menacing stunts or making false reports. in houston, texas, this instagram post shows clowns threatening to kidnap students or kill teachers. parent rochelle hudson: >> this would make me drive my daughter to and from school. >> reporter: for anyone who thinks this is funny, police say there is at least one deadly incident linked to a clown hoax. in redding, pennsylvania, a ia, aar-old was stabbed to death in a dispute, and he was wearing a clown mask. reena, a 29-year-old now faces first degree

. >> i'll take my hat off of course and kneel. >> i believe it's a good cause and now it just needs to continue and people need to be peaceful protesting. >> reporter: dallas cowboys fans also weighed in. >> it's their right. they can do whatever they want. i stand up for the flag. that's why i live in this beautiful country. >> i support what he represents but i think he should do something different. >> reporter: even fans wearing kaepernick's number 7 jersey say they support him but can't join his national anthem protest. >> i support my country 100% and i will take off my hat and hold my hand on my heart. but i believe in kaepernick. >> reporter: one demonstrator says the gesture doesn't mean much without the conversation. >> we would love for people to be able to take a knee but i'm more concerned with what they do once they get home. when they get home, do they google police brutality. do they decide to start conversations on their own? do they decide to speak out against prejudicial or racial comments made by others in their community? >> the protest was peaceful but also short

on the side of a building a neighborhood known for murals he is kneeling with san francisco and the bay behind him. it was painted over an earlier image. >> i came back to visit the building and someone had a personal touch to the mural. i love it. >> i feel like they're gooding to pay tribute to him. >> another mural went up in oakland about three weeks ago. the message? we got your back. just tracking down the artist dino said he painted kaep because he's proud of his protest against police brutality. and dino says despite the surprise he did this work through nonprofit with full permission. so there you go. mystery is solved. dan and ama? >> thank you. >> new at 6:00 sheriff deputies cut two. >> we have sunny skies, and we'll show how sunny it is in just a moment. first, it's a couple degrees warmer, about 2 to 5 degrees warmer than this hour yesterday. here is a live view from sutro. so 64 degrees in san francisco. and 59 degrees in half moon bay. this is the view looking down on the bay under bright skies. it's 70 degrees in santa rosa. 64 fairfield. 69 in livermore, at the golden

sarah to the ground, kneeling on her and yelling at her. witnesses say they also saw him hit the dog with his hand and closed fist, and at within point, lifting the dog off the ground. >> some guy was like, kind of beating his dog, picking him up by the collar and all four paws affidavit ground. >> we tracked him down as he walked into court this allegations. >> these are serious allegations against you, sir. >> no comment. >> i don't want you talking to my client and photographing my client and get out of here. >> your honor, the the dog at this time does have a noticeable limp. >> inside court, prosecutor laid out his criminal past, including what we found. he is already on the sex offender registry for crimes including assault with intent to commit rape. today, a judge revoked his bond, for failing to register his new address. and as he was taken custody, balllon made this plea to the cram camera about his love for his dog. >> [inaudible] >> today we found a go fund me page showing ball lon with his dog, on it he said he is homeless, and

kneeling before the game as he has every game this year. he did not then 49ers. the bills won 45-16. >> kim: we do traffic and weather every 10 aren't aware that colin kaepernick played college ball in this state at the university of nevada. >> tom: we've got a good flow of traffic except for an accident outside the valley up on kyle canyon road, state out 157 just below the hotel here. have you heard there is a debate going to be in town on have traffic restrictions. you might find restrictions along southbound 15, 215 up into the airport connector and flamingo, sands. watch out for those. fur going into the airport you might want to come from the east on flamingo, from the west tropicana and catch paradise to go in. that's what they areg the weekend in mt. charleston and in northern nevada as well. >> kelly: this one larger than the one in mt. charleston. this one 55% contained now thanks to rain that fell over the weekend. 23 homes, 17 out buildings and 7 barns have burned. fishes estimate the little valley fire has burned 3400 acres. the rain did help but 500

just as he's been doing, kaepernick continued to kneel during the national anthem. a majority of his fans let him know they don't agree with the stance. >> reporter: it was a return to the field met with a chorus of controversy. nfl quarterback colin kaepernick started today for the first time this season in buffalo. still defiant in his cause, kneeling again during the national anthem as the police officers saluted behind him. kaepernick's silent protests have been met with mixed hostility. kaepernick has added fuel to a national conversation about race and police using force. >> i think people are realizing the injustices and oppression taking place in this country. >> reporter: from professional athletes to high schoolers. even supreme court justice ginsberg weighed in. >> it's disrespectful. >> reporter: later she said her comments were too harsh. on kaepernick's game, he made clear the message is still very much in play. steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> it's no secret the late robin williams was a cycling enthue enthusiast. his family is now selling

on the side of a building a neighborhood known for murals he is kneeling with san francisco and the bay behind him. it was painted over an image. >> i came back to visit the building and someone had a personal touch to the mural. i love it. >> i feel like they're gooding to pay tribute to him. >> another mural went up in oakland about three weeks ago. the message? we got your back. just tracking down the artist dino said he painted kaep because he's proud of his protest against police brutality. and dino says despite the surprise he did this work through nonprofit with full permission. so there you go. mystery is solved. dan and ama? >> thank you. >> new at cut two. >> we have sunny skies, and we'll show how sunny it is in just a moment. first, it's a couple degrees warmer, about 2 to 5 degrees warmer than this hour yesterday. here is a live view from sutro. so 64 degrees in san francisco. and 59 degrees in half moon bay. this is the view looking down on the bay under bright skies. it's 70 degrees in santa rosa. 64 fairfield. 69 in livermore, at the golden gate, clear skies and a warmer

. >> he's making the effort for those who have legs could stand or kneel and are not using those well legs to stand for those who fought and died for our country. >> the likes were coming like crazy. comments like crazy from you've what a wonderful man. what a hero. eric is shy and soft-spoken and told us why he stood on that october afternoon. >> i always stand up when they with a big heart. >> pride. a lot of pride. a joy to the heart to know that people care. >> tom johnson, fox 13 news. >>> wow. just think if his uncle hasn't been there with his camera we wouldn't have seen it. >> i love the fact that people grab on to sports. this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. i am patrick murphy and i approve this message because i'll never stop working for you. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four do

great beach weather, unfortunately, though, still dealing with red tide in parts of pa kneel is. we'll have more on >> thank you. >>> in the meantime, jeff's kidneys were failing. he said it was very scary not knowing if he would wake up the next day. very scary thinking he would have to face one other day, a grueling day, of waiting, wishing and wondering. after months of dialysis, three days a week, four hours a day, his family went with him as they learned about the agonizing process of getting a donor and often three to five said she was not going to allow that. >> i'm sorry. i'm cone being a whiner. >> and mooner. >> dad, i found you a kidney donor. >> i you a match. her name is rachel. >> when? >> rach until. >> who is rach until. >> me and my wife just saw it and we were crying. we hugged kim and -- >> talk about the power of social media. jeff's daughter kim found a donor an facebook. it is a girl kim only passed in the halls in high school, but guess what? she was an exact match. on august 10 at henry ford hospital, rachel gave jeff her kidney. i eyed give her the world,

the only head hinehy has made was kneeling for the season. he lost his job to get a back for the first time last weekend against buffalo. >> she a guy that had a lot of success in the nfl and has one game under his belt we will see he through for 167 yards and motbad for a guy -- not bad for a guy who hasn't played in 11 months. people often forget he is one of the best mobile quarterbacks in the nfl. >> he see as hole and will take it. i think he has good speed. >> he can again ground in a is gone. if he goes you betting get on your horse. >> and if the bucks defense have any shot they will need mccoy to play. he missed the game with an injured calf but practiced all week and should be ready to return, reporting with the bucks. abc action sports. >> m coy look andmic donald is out and -- mcdonald is out and as for my pick in this one i had to thing pout this long and hard. no martin, but the buccaneers have a defense that is on the rise and i think their wins this season have come on the road. thing they -- special teams and i will give the

. >> since our kids kneeled at the football game last week there's been a lot of racial tension, never would i expect kkk paraphernalia. two are hispanic, one middle eastern. they were told to take off the costumes. >>> you give birth to your child then you have to pay to hold the baby. a utah family hospital bill is raising questions. the itemized fee. they couldn't help but laugh when they saw this. at least he had a sense of humor. he started a gofundme page to cover that. with the extra money. he's putting the cash toward a vasectomy. >> he's a new dad. he's happy. . >>> as expected carson palmer is out tomorrow night and didn't travel with the team. palmer had a concussion sunday has not been at practice this week but he's been facility. drew stanton who's last start was 2014 will start tomorrow night. zach will be the backup. >> carson made great progress but i'm not taking a chance. he's not cleared and he's getting better and feels fine. so hopefully we'll have him back next week. in, the last time this happened was 2014. things didn't work out well. the team has confidence in

and next, hillary clinton meets with black lives matter activists as another member of the group kneels down while singing our national anthem at a basketball game. has all of this gotten out of control? kevin jackson and i talk about it next. >>> and later -- do you think more dead people vote republican or democrat? >> yes. >> yes. you sound like hillary clinton. >> ouch. >> you always get the truth from a las vegas taxi driver. tonight i hit the strip in sin city find out who voters are willing to gamble on come we always were told we were german. we were in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. so i just started poking around on ancestry. then, i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. it turns out i'm scottish. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. >>> whose broad stripes and bright stars -- >> outrage tonight after the national anthem singer at miami's heat game kneels in protest, revealing a shirt with the phrase black lives matter. this is hillary clinton met with black lives matter activists in cleveland yesterday. here with the reaction, radio show host and

pro athletes kneeling or refusing to stand during the national anthem has become a common form of protest against police use of force. now you can add a singer. the berkeley woman was singing the anthem before an exhibition basketball team in san jose. she dropped to one knee, and many in the crowd cheered. after the game, though, fans had mixed reactions. >> to me it was on the wrong stage and wrong platform to do it. we've always stood as a sign of respect. >> i think it's been a good benefit for our country to have more dialogue and to get real action, because it's one thing to kneel, but if you're not going to do anything after that, then what's the point? >> the singer explained her action on facebook saying "i cannot idly stand by as black people are unlawfully profileed, harassed and killed by our law enforcement." the kings released a statement saying "we respect the personal decision of leah tysse to exercise her freedom of speech." >>> the commute heading to and from marin county is horrendous. sal casteneda explains some of the forces at work. >> reporter: it's no surprise to s

he was kneeling over miss minnie. she was lying with her faceceight on the deck, and then he rolled her over. oh, daddy, i'd just die if miss minnie went away! i just love her so. hey, hey, hey. now, wipe that up. ( gibbering ) pull yourself together, man. we'll never make port.t. i can feel it. just keep your wits about you. everything'll be all right. all of us are marked for doom now. quiet. you're a fool. all i know-- when you try to cast out the devil and you fail, the penalty's death, mate. listen--! can't you smell it all around you? listen, you. just keep your mouth shut, and nothing's gonna happen. i shouldn't have listened to you. yeah, you put it up to me. oh, i'd never have tried it without your eggininme on. why, you-- ( thud ) oh! go to my cabin. get the cat o' nine tails. strip ofofhis shirt and spread-eagle him to the main mast. you're gonna flog me? till there's no strength left in my arm to lift the whip. put him up! ( yells ) go in and get that man! sharks! get my rifle! ( screaming ) well, there sh

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. >> i ran down from the bleacher esen adjust hopped the phenomenon i went over and i kneeled down and i talked to her and i said are you okay? >> you can come on my shoulder glssments i realized what he was doing and my heart just melted. i mean, it was -- it was just the most beautiful thing. >> so sweet. filling in as a fill-in for her father serving 1700 miles away. he was just happy he could make her smile. >> oh my gosh. >> heart-warming story. >> never forget that. and honestly mama, dad, you did a great job with that boy. >> he was raised well. >> yeah. j he really was. >> all of the the football players and cheer leaders out there, got practice this afternoon, it will be glorious. 73 and sunshine for you but thursday ouch. cooler, rainy, as we push toward the weekend but most of us dry for saturday and sunday. >> all right. thanks for watching news channel 5 at noon. join us back here at 4 for the in just minutes. hey rk scott sm welcome. >> not a secret anymore. they're taking the country by storm. i've never seen anything like it. >> tell me about it. >> especiallied in a pr

this was the first game kaepernick has started since making headlines for kneeling during the national anthem each week in protest of racial beyond wisconsin.. a family in new york is mourning the loss of their child after he was run over by a lawnmower.police say a family member was riding the lawnmower at the time of the accident. authorities e was just an accident. the boy was just three- china launched its latest space mission, sending two astronauts into orbit where they will spend a month aboard an experimental space laboratory. the mission is part of a broader chinese plan to have a permanent space station in service around 20-22. swiming with a great white shark... seemed like a good idea at the time. until the shark leaps out of the water and breaks through your protective cage. look at this cage at the time... and thankfully was able to escape unharmed.. here's what he had to say about the ordeal. before he broke the cage, his nose had been locked in the small window of that so i just tell myself that-i say "hey, come on, you don't want to go into my cage okay?" but, maybe le

but he's kneeling for a false narrative. he's kneeling for a lie.ck lives matter movement in this disproportional violence against blacks by our police officers is founded on no factual data. it's founded on the fact that every time there is an incident like this, or in the rare cases that there is an incident like this, the media blows it up. in the 75 most violent cities in this country, blacks make up 15% of the population yet commit 57% of the murders. when -- and, listen, you and i can both agree, there's racism in this country. there will be racism forever. you can't pass laws, you can't legislate morals. you're always going to have the bad apples. but in this country we don't execute you for having bad opinions. we don't jail you for disagreeing or protesting. and that makes us different. >> let me switch sports, tim tebow. he's gone from football to baseball, just hit a home run i think for some minor league. >> instructionally. >> exactly. so what did you make of that? >> surprised. sure. he hit -- it wasn't just a home run. he hit a home r

kaepernick continued by kneeling down during the national anthem. outside of the stadium one vendor sold a t-shirt calling kaepernick a disgrace against america. >> some fans said they support me. i think it all depends on who the person is. you know, at the end of the day i will continue to fight for what i'm doing this for. >> we'll have highlights coming up in sports. >>> a san francisco man will be the focus of a new movie. the koe hen brothers are writing a movie called dark web. it allows users to buy drugs, weapons and hire hit men online. he was arrested in san francisco in 2013. 20th century fox has not announced who is going to direct that movie. >>> up at 9:00, at touchdown to mars coming up, what they hope to find ton red planet that's never been discovered before. >>> more rain is on the way. drew is up next with the forecast. >>> 49ers and raiders both on the losing streak today. details on that. >>> the dodgers take >> european mars lander left the mother ship earlier today for a seven month journey from earth. it is expected to touch

senior) "i ran down from the bleachers right here and i just hopped the fence and i went over and i kneeled down, i talked to her and i said are you ok?"senior matthew garcia picked her up... (addie rodriguez, daughter of airman) "i just saw him run to me and said you can come on my shoulders."(butted)(alexis perry-rodriguez, mother) "and then i realized what he was doing. and my heart just melted. it was just the most beautiful thing."(butted) (matthew garcia, central catholic high school senior) "i'm glad i could help make her day."...an emergency fill-in for addie's father, serving 17-hundred miles away. (addie rodriguez, daughter of airman) "i just felt like somebody saved my life..." (butted)(addie rodriguez, daughter of airman) "...i especially because my dad's serving for us." "here's a live look a& terry will another look at your weather first forecast when live at 5 comes back. first - tonight at six. this is scott sanborn.the afforadable care act is trying help consumers who can't afford their health care deductibles. and how wind heights in iowa. these stories and more, all new t

the first time he started a game this season and like at every game so far kaepernick continued to kneel during the national anthem. as nbc steve patterson showed us the majority of bills fans let kaepernick know they do not agree with his stance. >> here he comes. >> reporter: it was return to the field met with a chorus of controversy. nfl quarterback colin kaepernick started for the first time this season in buff he ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ >> kneeling during the national anthem as a police officer saluted behind him. his silent protests have been mixed with high praise and hostility. today, he arrived ready to fight, wearing a muhammad ali t-shirt. his actions have added fuel to the national conversation about race and police use of force. >> i think people are realizing the injustices and oppression that's taking place in the country. >> reporter: across the country, similar protests from professional athletes to high schoolers. even ruth bader ginsburg weighed in. >> he is dumb and disrespectful. >> reporter: she later said her comments were too harsh. much of the focus was o

. >>> welcome back, everyone, the national anthem controversy is extending to the nbas a singer kneelsing a performance at a preseason game in miami. the miami heat is saying they were not aware of the gesture before hand. we have more on the story. anita? >> well, hi there, you know, fans showed up to the heat game last night in miami probably were not expecting a social statement to tip off the game, but that was what they got. >>> she kneeled down while performing. she is also a social worker and posted on her facebook page about what she called the value of fighting against injustice and her statement reads in part, "i did not get paid to sing the national anthem and nor was had this moment about any sort of fame, black lives matter is far larger than a hashtag, and until our cry is rightfully heard, protests will still happen and demands will still be made. the management were unaware of the planned protest and when asked about it after the game, the head coach had this to say. >> the most important thing that came from all this, is very thoughtful dialog. we have had great dialog