it's the nascar playoffs in this race is an important one. nascar nation flying the flags proudly. it will also about the last dover race for this guy. dale earnhardt jr. got a retirement gift from the track. he'll be back but his many, many fans will miss him driving the 88 car. >> it is a bummer but a man got to do what a man got to do. >> i don't think he'll be replaced but add some more young guys. >> nascar is pretty well stocked with young drivers and working on getting more young fans. loaded with fun free interactive activities. lots of fans get garage passes to get up close to the cars. this is the perfect weather. >> i didn't bring swimnies, i don't have to row anywhere. >> let rally up the road from the air force base there are lots of flags flying, some phones quifolks will be standing. >> but most fans just want to see some good hard racing. >> definitely cool. the race cars, the sound and scene. really good. >> in dover, nbc 10 news. >>> it's a crisp fall night to enjoy a drink outside, a craft beer festival is happening now. the money raised helps victims of hurrican

this week the president actually took to twitter, praising nascar, saying, so proud of nascar and their supporters and fans. they won't put up with disrespecting our country or our flag. they said it loud and clear. now, just about 70% of the nfl is black and you know the story with nascar. so, is that a fair comparison for the president to make? >> well, you know, my thoughts about it is that those that are in nascar, that's a culture, you know? these drivers, these crew members and such, they typically grew up in the southeast. they grew up together. they came up through the system, short-track racing, dirt track racing. that kind of thing. they know each other, they have common beliefs, bonds, culture. so, yeah, they're all pretty much peas in a pod, you know? this is an overexaggeration. but for the most part, that's the case. as opposed to somebody like myself. who, you know, i came from the west coast, from northern california. i have a technical background with a degree in engineering. i came from a completely different type of racing, which is sports car road racing as opposed t

i wouldn't surprised to see it across the board, nba, nfl and more >> let's talk about nascar and nascart out a statement. there were team if anybody protests we'll fire them. then you had -- in fact, there's a tweet from the president on the screen, when you talk about nascar and let's point out, their ratings are down too. i think it's worth mentioning but they're very perceived as patriotic then you have dale earnhardt saying i respect the right to protest. it tran sends sports from football to basketball to the hockey or whatever. >> look, sports are -- is made up of people. so when you have divisive elements and partisan politics and things which people feel strongly about, where deeply meaningful, and it's a strong principle to them, you're going to see it exhibited throughout the life. whether it's the personal life or certainly sports, and this is the time, this is a big point in our country in which it gets leaked everywhere. and the same because look, these are private enterprises. so they can ultimately dictate. right now, they're going certainly the nfl is going towards the p

the nascar icon will be part of the nbc sports team next year. we spoke with a lot of fans who will miss the 88 car going around the track. >> it is a bummer, but, you know, man got to do what a man got to do. >> really cool live, race cars, yeah, really good. >> earnhardt feels confident after a great qualifying run yesterday. >>> well, not exactly nascar here, but people at the delaware state fairgrounds are having their own fun behind the wheel last night. these are not your average bumper cars though. these run on ice. it's a new feature at the fairgrounds this year. the fair runs through tomorrow. >>> all right. we're going to start with a look at some temperatures across the region. check it out, now down to 50 degrees in parts of the pennsylvania suburbs and 54 in the lehigh valley. feeling more like fall this morning. 59 in philadelphia and 63 in south jersey. we're at 57 over the jersey shore. let's drop down in some of our philadelphia neighborhoods, look at those numbers a little more closely. cooler to the north, 55 chestnut hill and

we have watched more nascar, and what decision did you make so say that i'm not going to go nascar but >> well, i was exposed to all racing. we watched nascar and then the cars to me were cooler than anything else. that's the championship and then one of the biggest ones in the world and the only one is formula 1. to me, those were cooler ones to look at and watch and drive. when i watch the nascar, i love it too. it's just a different, you know, it's a different discipline within the sport. i talked to a lot of the nascar guys. it's fun to do that. >> yeah, that's all the time. >> yeah, that's in nascar . >> yeah, a little bit of trash talking there too. >> yeah, we love to trade. i want to get in stock cars. we have fun supporting each other. it's a different discipline and fun to get the cross over and watch it now. >> next for us, we're going go to new york and that's a long off season. we're going to get a couple of months to enjoy this. you have to enjoy the moment. if not, it's not worth it. >> what is your daily driver? >> i drive a tahoe. >> no speeding tickets? >> no. no. >>

the president pays one pro sport, nascar.ver stood for the anthem, they were told by owners they would be fired if they did not. but dale earnhardt, jr. tweeted this morning in support of the test -- protest.>>> 6:32 as we take a live look outside, 888 oakland as the traffic looks good and on the left a gorgeous shot of the bay bridge and the east bay as the sun comes up. >> that really is beautiful.>> we have clear skies unlimited visibility. >>> good morning everyone. here's another view looking out of mount diablo past. 90, the flag is not even on the flight this morning. san francisco coast is clear, offshore push but at the pictures go up the relative humidity goes down. red flag warning in effect today through wednesday. i imagine that will extend through friday at the offshore push continues. 80 in pacifica, low 90s inland, full fonuteparestthca at48the are tracking some slowdowns for drivers across the san mateo bridge picked an accident is blocking 2 of 3 lanes westbound. you can see traffic completely backed up in t

carley: and several nascar owners have cited with the president including nascar team owner richard whooesn't stand up for the anthem ought to be out of the country period. what got them where they are at, the united states. so donald trump, jr. respond today that message saying, well played nascar, well played, america. vickie said, thank you nascar. i just became a fan. rob and heather, thank you. heather: all right. rob: all right, carley, thank you so much. we do appreciate it. heather: only in america, right, that's why we live here. rob: try going somewhere else. it gets a lot worse than this. heather: time now six minutes until the top of the hour. parents, are you waking up and feeling like this right now? >> last time i baby sat them they did the funniest thing. [laughter] heather: new research says that lack of sleep could be killing you up next. rob: football game that lives up to the name, soldier surprise that will make you be proud to have an american. ♪ ♪ . . heather: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. as always, we begin with the good. a soldier surprising his dau

we are looking at video from the nascar race earlier this year. nascar legend richard petty who is a team owner told the associated press that he would not expect the slightest protest of our nation's colors. if any driver or crewmember protests, they will get a ride on a greyhound bus.>>> the giants play today and all players stood in the ace took on the rangers and the catcher pressed a hand to his heart and took it knee for the second straight game. yesterday he was the first onto kneel for the nth them.>>> continuing coverage on the protests on ktvu.com and all the ways the teams protested.>>> police are warning people about a mountain lion in the berkeley hills. to hikers -- two hikers spotted one yesterday around sign post to dig. mountain lion's are active around dusk. if you see one, don't run. wave your arms over your head and throw rocks to scare the animal away.>>> a fundraising to -- drive raised more than $87,000. cell phone video of his encounter with a police officer outside of the stadium went viral. the police said he did not have

so proud of nascar and supporters and fans. they won't put up with disrespecting our country and flag. they said it loud and clear. as in contrast to the nascar both are overwhelmingly white and fan base. was that a revealing tweet by the president? >> it was a revealing tweet. and quite honestly hate to disappoint him, but it was a little early, because nascar put out a statement 1:00 eastern time today where they said not only the national anthem is a hallmark to their pregame festivities, however, they do agree that people have the right to protest peacefully. so i think donald trump might have got out in front of himself a little bit. but, again, that's another example, wolf, president trump trying to play to his base. i'm not saying that all nascar people who enjoy the sport are backing donald trump, but clearly he thinks that, and that's why we saw something along those lines. >> everybody stick around. i want to alert our viewers and let everyone know there is a special cnn debate tonight. the fight over the obamacare. s

nascar is a great sport.ime i'll get a chance to activate lights out program for the youth here from where i'm p. good county kids from baltimore, maryland, washington, d.c. bringing 100 kids out to nascar even tomorrow at dover speedway. >> right. is that what this is about? exposing them and getting more diversity at the same time? is that the objective want drew you into this whole nascar initiative. >> absolute. growing up i didn't have the opportunity. >> right. we didn't have the opportunity to go to nascar race not because, you know, sometime we couldn't afford to but also we just didn't have the information to go. >> right. >> so now i'm giving a chance to put out the information, let people know to come tomorrow to the dover speedway. >> right. does great cause because we bringing 100 kids. like you said i don't know how i'll handle that. >> a lot different than football. that might be a lot i expected, but, you know, bring them out. bring them inn feel let them meet the drivers seep the cars up clos

mark: his base is clearly more nascar than nfl. he has got nascar on his side, doesn't he?ximately, proximally two thirds of the nfl fans are basically trump supporters. richard petty of nascar advocated yesterday that any activist who decries the national anthem or tries to make any kind of protest should be banned from racing. that was not nascar management or an advertiser. it was a team manager and a former racing star. corporate partners, one and a quarter billion dollars. none of those court and death corporate partners so far, except under armour, have come out on any side. do they? be as quiet as a church mouse because they cannot afford to upset the fans. the fans are their customers and that is why there in the advertising business. >> does this impact the quality of the game? >> i do not think players are diminished one bit but i do think activism will spread and you will see it next in colleges and probably high schools. it is a major issue. the racial divide in the country is very significant. bibb.: thanks, porter governor.d, the utah how could the potential r

in fact, she's never made in nascar.e out loud that she would've never gotten the opportunity she did having a full-time car in the the one in. this is handed to her and she never stepped up to the plate and was able to win the race. go daddy was her sponsor the first three years because they saw her as this market machine already associated with them anyway. ultimately if you are behind the wheel you've got to win and she did not and cannot. >> 180 career starts, seven top 10 finishes. dagen: she's 28th in the standings this year. maria: good analysis. eggs, jarrett aired sports reports on fox news 24/7 xm 115. looking at wells fargo one year after the massive scandal. wells is looking to the future. my exclusive interview with tim sloan is next. excuse me, are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. really. we analyzed millions of articles and

the president has brought up that nascar drivers are not showing solidarity.breakdown between athletes in the nba or nfl and nascar, isn't there? the nfl is 67% african—american and there is one nascar racer in a championship round. they are working hard to change that but right now, they found days is overwhelmingly white where is the nfl's fan base is overwhelmingly diverse. some of the fa ns overwhelmingly diverse. some of the fans don't like this. how far can this go as an agent of social change? verse of all, this didn't start with colin kaepernick. i think the death of my harm all —— muhammad ali last year and watching hundreds of people pour out onto the streets of people pour out onto the streets of louisville. the contributions muhammad ali made to society, the united states and around the world and the risk that he took to his careerfor standing and the risk that he took to his career for standing up for justice. shortly after that, at espn in its most watched show, the sp awards, allowed the format nba superstars to open the show, speaking about pol

no surprise about nascar. if you watch nascar you know it's very a very patriotic crowd. other folks who are patriotic want to say things in their own way. that is the beauty of this country. we speak has -- as we fill. -- feel. >>> it looks like it's turned americans on each other about who is more american. i am more american than you are because i will stand for the anthem. another person says i more american because i see the injustice and racism in this country and we need to fix it and we need to draw attention to that who is more american? it seems like president donald trump is feeding off of that. >> it comes down to everyone's individual view of their country. however you want to express that, that is your business. that is what a constitution is for. at the end of the day, there is a lot of mixed messaging going on right now. some critics are saying why are people taking the time to respond to this president. or why would you sit for the national anthem in response to what president donald trump said. you have mixed messages going on. it will take a while to so

nascar, 99.9% white. again, that's a bad look. here's the thing, you know, we got to get the obvious out of the way here. this is all a distraction. at least an attempt by donald trump to distract from all the other stuff going on in this world. talked about this numerous times on the network. most things aren't good. i want to say something that's been very positive about this and the huge. a lot of people are missing this. we are in an era, the antithesis what was going on in the 1990s with athletes. michael jordan, who didn't want to say anything controversial, because he wanted to sell sneakers. you had charles barkley doing that commercial saying that i am not a role model. all of a sudden we have role models everywhere. okay? colin kaepernick may never get a job again in the national football league but is a hero forever in this movement. the guy really liking this movement, lebron james. held a press conference that was fantastic. eloquent. like the 21st century version of muhammad ali and jim brown, of that ilk. you see th

. >> this idea that it's not about race, he also tweeted about nascar, right, praising the sport of nascar, praising the fans, and of course nascar is overwhelmingly white, the drivers as well as the fans. >> this is a tweet. so proud of nascar, its supporters and fans. they won't put up with disrespecting our country and flag. that's why it's hard kind of conversation that. >> you see that in the flags. >> the confederate flags. a lot of tailgaters still use them. >> look what we just talked about. race related, whether it's history, civil war and confederate flags, which is of course nascar. who is he praising coming to the white house? the pittsburgh penguins, the nhl team. that's fantastic if they want to go. but the nhl is probably 80% white. >> and the warriors have been disinvited. >> and they're from the nba which is 78% african-american. every single point we're making here, there is kind of a common denominator. >> you wanted to say something, jason? >> i just think when you look at the nfl and you look at where things are in the league, the level of anger has never been higher.

nascar owners are siding with the president threatening to fire a driver who protests. nascar team owner says if you kneel for the national anthem be prepared to board a greyhound bus, and he also told the pit crew anybody who works for me should respect the country we live in. so many people have given their lives for it this is america. then you got hall of fame driver richard petty joined in saying anybody who doesn't stand up for the anthem should be out of the country period. if they don't appreciate where they're at what got them where they're at, the united states. to our political panel independent women's forum is with me and democratic strategist both here, ladies so much to talk about i hope your you're sports fans like i am. >> i am. >> cheryl: so let's talk about like nascar completely different response than most of the nfl owners gave. >> yeah, i mean it was refresh ing actually to hear from nascar that they are going to stand up for what is really important. these are two industries, two sports leagues that have tied their brand very closely to what is t

as far as nascar, you talk about a diverse sport there. we've got a whole lot of , don't we? there that's a good one to represent the country. outgrow,'s go to california. caller: good morning. hi, pedro. i'm a veteran. has those players are doing nothing to do with anything against veterans. furthermore, people are objective fine those players. nobody wants to feel objective five. they are human. people saying they are putting on uniforms and they should not showing their uniform, well, the nfl is, for tax purposes, a nonprofit. it is a nonprofit organization. and then the lady calling about the boys being in college and not doing nothing for nothing, well, the colleges make all the money, the kids don't make nothing. and white people make money the colleges and universities make money, not the students, not the players. they need to stop objective fine these people -- objective these people. host: let's go to annapolis, maryland. that is where our c-span bus will be tomorrow. you have the opportunity, as it goes from state to state, visiting state capital to state capital,

i don't know why nascar is responding differently than the n.f.l. maybe because there's only one african american driver in nascar. and i'm surprised he can get around the track without being pulled over. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: oh, my goodness! wow! he's trying to get around! whoo! pull over, son. i'm so sorry. >> stephen: reasons and registration, please. sir, do you know how fast you were going? ( laughter ) also, what's up with your tail lights? they're just decals for monster energy. please get out of the car. i know the door is welded shut. please get out of the car. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) but believe it or not, trump's war with the n.f.l. this weekend wasn't his only fight with black athletes. a while back, trump invited the n.b.a. champions golden state warriors to visit the white house. but warriors superstar stephen curry was hedging on the invitation. >> i don't want to go. that's really it. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: of course he doesn't want to go. he's already been to the white house. ( cheers and applause ) he

so far none of those protests in nascar but some owners are making it clear they won't be toleratingse protests in their sport. >> that's right, team owner and former nascar champion richard petty was among those siding with president trump saying he would fire any driver who did not stand for the national anthem, and he suggested that no one protesting in that way doesn't belong in the country. >>> the president's son-in-law may have violated federal rules by using a private e-mail account to communicate with white house officials. jared kushner's attorney says the senior white house adviser did use a private account to send government-related messages. federal rules require that official correspondence be retained as part of the government record. kushner's attorney says that all those messages used from the private e-mail were forwarded to kushner's white house account where they do remain on record. >>> senate republicans have added more than $14 billion to their health care bill in hopes of saving it. the bill is facing long odds ahead of this week's expected vote. senators rand

. >> reporter: and in addition to football and basketball, the president drawing in nascar. >> we askou that please rise and remove your hats. >> reporter: after the president tweeted, "so proud of nascar and its supporters and fans, they won't put up with disrespecting our country or flag," nascar royalty, dale earnhardt jr., not buying it, tweeting a quote by john k. kennedy. other sports icons weighing in, like terry brow shadshaw. >> fpeople died for that freedo. i'm not sure if our president understands those rights. >> reporter: the typical friction between players, owners and league brass melting away. owners linking arms with players. but the president's words and the protests that followed are also igniting new tensions between fans. >> i hate you! >> boo! >> reporter: new england patriots fans booing the team including tom brady, as members linked arms. after most of the steelers stayed in the locker room during the national anthem, jim heeney burned a mound of steelers fan. >> i'm a lifelong steelers fan. not anymore. >> reporter: during the campaign, the president made thi

a response if you will from a leading name in nascar. couple other tweets we have, many people booed when the players who kneeled yesterday which was a small percentage of total, these are fans who demand respect for our flag and another one, the president tweeted, the issue of kneeling has nothing to do with race, he says. it's about respect for our country, flag and national anthem. nfl must respect this. now, that line it has nothing to do with race, is fascinating. the president has said that on camera, on the record, as well, and without trying to psycho analyze mr. trump it does smack of cognizant dissidence given the fact that the players who have participated in these kneeling protests during the national anthem at nfl games, had stated pretty clearly that it's not about patriotism, it's not about disrespecting the flag, it's about concerns about racial inequality in the united states. so, the president sort of contradicting what people have said time and time again as these protests have gone on and i'm sure the controversy will

he's referring that no nascar drivers took a knee, they had been warned not to do so by owners who said they could be fire. the president also tweeted that many people booed at the players who knelt. protests were nationwide in the nfl, players at every game the physical statement during the anthem. 200 players total, they sat annealed, locked arms, and in some cases the entire team -- except for an army ranger -- state off field. the president 1st comments came friday and conversation continued over the weekend and the president urged the owners to fire those who did not stand. >> this has nothing to do with race or anything else, this have to do with respect for our country and our military. >> i felt like we were being attacked. >> taking a knee during the national anthem was a movement started by san francisco 49ers colin kaepernick. he didn't to draw attention to police brutality and a lot of the pushback is the focus on the wording. they feel the president insulted their mothers by calling them sobs.>> a big rift with the warriors, trump rescinded a white house invitation to the w

not everyone in nascar agrees with the president. dale earnhardt, jr., americans are granted rights to peacefully protest. those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable. >>> here in the bay area, the group of athletes is at odds with the president. steph currie is questioning the president's ability to lead. he accused the president of dividing the nation. he is withdrawing an invitation. the president blamed currie for hesitating for going. >> the things our country has going, especially him representing us. for me, very damaging way. >> because of the differences that exist in the country, the president made it really, really difficult for us to honor that institution. >> after winning the nba title in 2015, the warriors visited president oh obama. they won't have the traditional visit. instead, they will use the trip to celebrate equality, and inclusion. washington's mayor extended an invitation to the team. >>> ace catcher bruce maxwell became the first baseball player to take a knee during

meanwhile the president celebrated nascar, nascar team owners richard petty and richard childress toldeporters that sunday that they would fire any employee who protests during the anthem sunday morning president trump tweeted so proud of nascar and its supporters and fans they won't put up with disrespecting our country or our flag. they said it loud and clear. today nascar responded on twit ter with a statement, it read in part our respect for the national anthem has always been, a hallmark of our pre race events, thanks to the sacrifice of many we live in a country of unparalleled freedoms and countless liberties including the right to peacefully express one's opinion. >>> after some spectacular wet they are weekend, it is a hot, humid start to the week. still feels like summer. it is late september. "eyewitness news" at rittenhouse square where folks were out enjoying sunshine in their short sleeves, of course , good day to be outside meteorologist kate bilo also outside on the cbs-3 sky deck and kate, how long will we feel like it is still summer. >> a little while longer, nicole,

position is within the nascar model. >> okay.p is going to go to lunch tomorrow. thank you for joining us and the golden state warriors. keep it here. >>> we have a warning on the east bay and drinking the water. the neighborhood that's affect and what's being done to fix the problem. >>> the adoption event that's animals evacuated from shelters and cities hit by harvey and irma. ccess. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet, backsweat, and gordo's... everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. soft surfaces trap odors. febreze fabric refresher cleans them away for good. because the things you

and racing and since this clearly is about race there's a very different racial dynamic of nascar fans compared to n.f.l. fans and n.b.a. fans it would seem as if this clearly has to be about race regardless of what the president has said. well certainly you know there are sort of overarching. i'm not sure how to phrase this but let me give it to a number because that seems a little bit easier and the. and. the little civil like i'm not a sports first and then ok. the n.f.l. is seventy percent african american and so this is this is certainly one area where up until now it seems that because the fans were both black and white this was an opportunity for athletes to be leaders to unite one another to show what teamwork looks like given the fact that this was the place where african-americans were not the minority now you talk about nascar that's a predominately sport that white people tend to not only participate in but but go to this has become a very polarizing issue sports used to be where people would be united now this doesn't seem to be the case and really can really help that tha

from nascar to bumper cars. people were having fun behind the wheel tonight. these aren't average bumper cars. these run on ice. the new feature at the fairgrounds this year. you can take a ride from now until sunday. >>> take a look at this sunset. the captured on the way to. gorgeous. these are happening earlier and earlier. can't beat that. we're feeling that fall chill in our friday night air. chief meteorologist tammie souza is here now with the neighborhood forecast. >> something you'll need to have a jacket for this weekend. and possibly extra blankets on the bed. we have a cool down ahead. you say i felt it this morning. you'll really feel it sunday morning. isolate showers are possible tonight and tomorrow. this is not going to be a wash out. but i want you to be aware of the fact a sprinkle could hit you. it will be cooler this weekend because the cold front bringing these showers is ushering in cooler amass from canada. you'll need grab fall jacket. and we'll have very low humidity. after tomorrow morning it's going to be dry. all week. and possible

. >> reporter: and in addition to football and basketball, the president drawing in nascar. >> we ask that you rise and remove your hats. >> reporter: after, the president tweeted, so proud of nascar and its supporters and fans. they won't put up with des re -- disrespecting our companitry or our flag. dale earnhardt junior not buying it. >> if our country stands for anything, folks, what? it's freedom. people died for that freedom. i'm not sure if our president understands those rights. >> reporter: dallas cowboys owner jerry jones locking arms and taking a knee with players before the anthem of the then both teams linking arms and standing as the anthem is played. the president's words and the protests that followed are also igniting new tensions between fans. >> i hate you! >> boo! >> reporter: new england patriots fans booing the team, including tom brady, as members linked arms. after most of the steelers stayed in the locker room during the national anthem, jim heeney burned a mound of steelers gear. >> i'm a lifelong steelers not anymore. >> reporter: the commissioner saying th

nascar community, there were stern warnings from several nascar team owners who both said they will notprotesting from their employees. got the attention of president trump who tweeted so proud of nascar and its supporters and fans. they won't put up with disrespecting our country or our flag. they said it loud and clear. >> president trump: when you get on your knees and you don't respect the american flag or the anthem, that's not being treated with respect. this has nothing to do with race. i've never said anything about race. this has nothing to do with race or anything else. this has to do with respect for our country and respect for our flag. >> bill: president trump yesterday afternoon latest comments on the nfl dust-up after widespread protests that impacted every team on the field. marian marsh, advisor to john karre and dave hoppe. let's go through this one at a time. mary anne, we'll bring you in as well. i've heard from so many teams but i thought this was rather the exception than the rule. when the cincinnati bengals, a team i grew up with put out this statement. football

and later, will drivers kneel during the national anthem at na nascar this weekend.all new at 6:00. >> and feeling like autumn, do i have a weekend forecast that's going to make you want to pull out your boots and your fall coats. come on back. . right now at 6:00, child killer sent to prison for takes his 3-year-old son's life. why some still argue this father is an innocent man. >>> hurricane anger, local protests afraid puerto rico is being forgotten tonight. and some solidarity. the state of nascar tells us why he's not against the protesting football players. >>> right now at 6:00, the killer father learns his fate for suffocating his 3-year-old son. the man sentenced to 10 years in prison for the death of his son. i'm jacqueline london. despite his guilty plea not everyone thinks he actually killed his child. for that, let's get right to nbc 10's reporter who 0 spoke to family members. some still defending him. >> reporter: jacqueline, that's right. his father in fact told me little brendan was quote snatched out a thin air and not by his own son. he still does

however nascar driver dale earnhardt, jr. packed nfl saying all americans have the right to peaceful pro sgleingt carmello anthony express is his frustration with trump administration. in app interview with us is a today sports anthony says people are afraid and don't know how to feel and that most are looking for some kind of security that the president has their backs but says the president showed that he does not have their backs. >> next up, puerto rico native del tore owe is urging with emto donate to devastated country. del toro recorded a video for "people" magazine saying nothing you read or watched on tv compares to the destruction we've seen th some describe it as apock owe liptic. >> and outrage over controversial medical experiments on dogs. surgery failures and canine deaths in research projects at va facilitys in virginia. 300 dogs are shuted to undergo invasive sperment on brinz, spipz and hearts to look for other ailments. >> the national museum of african-american wrist a and culture. smithsonian installed an

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: dond trump has triggered a nascar war.ners are saying fire him. >> one owner says if anybody on his staff were to protest, he would send him on a greyhound bus and send them out of here. >> that is awful. >> the greyhounds? i know. [laughter] travis scott and kylie jenner stepped out for the first time since the pregnancy news came out. harvey: trav scott's told people the kid is airl. those kardashians, they're all girls. >> you have nathan, you have rain, you have faith. i love how everybody's forgotten rob. >> "narco" star pedro pascal. we talked to him about the location scout that was killed in mexico. threatened s been now to shut down. >> you can't do it.

. >>> the nfl's anthem debate could be an issue for nascar. racing legend richard petty said he would fire any member of his team who protests during the national anthem. a legal analyst with "sports illustrated" says petty would likely be able to do that since nascar team members work without contracts. >>> 5:05. home cooking could not be more delicious for the eagles and their fans. >> that record-setting kick as time ran out capped the birds' comeback victory yesterday. watch and listen to this -- >> ball is spotted, the kick is away. and the kick is -- it scored! the eagles win! >> rookie kicker jake elliott booted the record 61 yarder to beat the giants at the linc. birds signed elliott two weeks ago. after the kick, his new teammates carried him off the field on their shoulders. [ wild cheering ] it sent eagles' fans into orbit in philadelphia. >> to fight to the end, to have that comeback at the end and get the drive together and kick the field goal, and the game-winning field goal, that was huge for us. >> it's a blur to me. i don't kn

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: dond trump has triggered a nascar war.ascar owners are saying fire him. >> one owner says if anybody on his staff were to protest, he would send him on a greyhound bus and send them out of here. >> that is awful. >> the greyhounds? i know. [laughter] travis scott and kylie jenner stepped out for the first time since the pregnancy news came out. harvey: trav scott's told people the kid is airl. those kardashians, they're all girls. >> you have nathan, you have rain, you have faith. i love how everybody's forgotten rob. >> "narco" star pedro pascal. we talked to him about the location scout that was killed in mexico. >>

if you're still expected to head down to dover or if you're in that area for nascar, saturday breezy cool, 67 degrees but shouldn't be any interruption with the rain for tomorrow and then a sun filled sky on sunday with your temps a little warmer at 70. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, pretty decent seven day here if you like fall. you get the first few days. if you like summer, you get the last few days of the seven-day here. but again, sunshine dominating almost every day with the exception of saturday and next friday temperatures stay below normal, going into sunday and then back above normal monday, tuesday, 76 degrees. even warmer come wednesday of 79. and low 80's are back on thursday and then a lot of clouds friday, some sun, temperatures slip a little to 78 with maybe some late day showers but despite that is a beautiful forecast and you don't want to complain about it -- >> right. >> we do desperately need some rain but not the next seven days. >> thank you so much adam. >>> survivors of fallen heroes from around the delaware valley are gathering in new jersey this

history of nascar.e is far from alone in making, but your experience is the calming experience. i grew up in connecticut and went to prep school and georgetown university. that's not -- to assume everybody has those opportunities is not true. usually people get beyond it. he grew up in wealthy son of a developer. >> he looks at folks who have not had his opportunities and he taps into something. he made it a lot about the flag and painted nfl players as being disrespectful to their i just think that he may be, i don't want to say winning but i think he has some appeal to a lot of americans, too. >> i think he can't wait to talk about it. last night when he met with conservative leaders was that he was just thrilled with the reaction, the response. he has the majority opinion on this. the majority of americans, it doesn't matter if they're in the trump coalition or not, agree that this is disrespect have to the flag and wants everyone to unite behind the anthem just as we do when we go to a stained of th

. >> you didn't see it spread to the nascar because nascar, as a leadership group, took a leadership of just letting the inmates run the asylum they went out there and said -- >> richard childress said if any of my team does that they'll take a greyhound home. >> and not driving nascar anymore. >> this will lead to a question for pete i didn't watch one second of football yesterday it wasn't because a made a conscious decision just running with the kids in and out of hockey rinks. i did watch a ton of college football saturday. it seems it's more enthusiastic. it's more enjoyable. and i can't ever imagine it -- pete, i want your view on this -- ever imagine the behavior we're witnessing now, right or wrong, bleeding into a college football game. >> we might see it. >> pete follows college greatly. it seems more enjoyable. would you ever see this in college football >> it's a completely different atmosphere you're right, joe. the entertainment value of college football versus the nfl is literally a night and day stay situation. stadiums are bigger, more rowdy. college football atmosph

some nascar owners even threatened to fire staff who protested the national anthem.ry driver richard petty said anybody that don't stand up for that anthem ought to be out of the country. period. >> but earlier today, driver dale earnhardt jr. tweeted all americans are granted rights to peaceful protests. ♪ 'o say >> sunday, at least 28 teams, 130 players, several owners across the country joined armed arms sat or took a knee. the entire pittsburgh steelers team stayed in the locker room with the exception of ex-army ranger alejandro. villanueva. >> wouldn't you love to see one of the nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now. out. he's fired. >> after friday's speech in alabama, some of president trump's own supporters fired back. former nfl head coach, rex ryan. >> like i am pissed off, be honest with you. because i supported donald trump. calling our players, sobs and all that kind of stuff. >> that's not, not the man that i know. >> the steeler offensive lineman, who stood alone for the star spangled

some nascar owners even threatened to fire staff who protested the national anthem. legendary driver richard petty said, "anybody that don't stand up for that anthem ought to be out of the country, period." but earlier today, driver dale earnhardt, jr., tweeted, "all americans are granted rights to peaceful protest." ♪ o say can you see on sunday, at least 28 team, more than 13 players, several owners across the country joined arm, sat, or took a knee. the entire pittsburgh steelers' team stayed in the locker room with the exception of ex-army ranger alejandro villanueva. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these n.f.l. owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, get that son of a [bleeped] off the field right now? out. he's fired. >> reporter: after friday's speech in alabama, some trump supporters fired back. >> i'm pissed off. i'm honest with you. i supported him. calling our players s.o.p .m.s and all that kind of stuff, that's not the men that i know. >> reporter: alejandro villanueva, who stood alone in the "star spangled banner," now leads the n.f.l. in

nascar does it right. fire people who don't stand for the anthem. saying about the embracing of the confederate flag at nascar. this is who donald trump its. reckoning with. we are all aware of it now as if this weekend didn't prove it. >> it would be laughable if it weren't so serious. glad to have you on to talk about serious thing. dave zarin, sports writer for the nation magazine. good to have you on. thank you my friend. >> thank you. >> that's our show. thank you for watching from los angeles. good night. as always, keep the faith. ♪ ♪ >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smilie at pbs.org. >> hi, i'm tavi s. tavis smiley. join us next time. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers look you. ♪ ♪ thank you. >>> good evening from los angeles i'm tavis smiley. some leaders are rising up against a gospel of greed. stripping immigrants of and failing to offer adequate health care all go against the bible. tonight the religious leaders reverend dr. william j. barber and jim wallace join us