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. >> the national anthem followed by the national anthem of the united states of america. >> national anthem of the republic of china sounds like he's almost right. he's missing the important word. he should have been introducing the people of republic of china. if you drop the people and say the republic of china, that means you are introducing the national anthem of taiwan. so on this delicate and sensitive occasion, the white hou house's announcer is announcing the president of china is standing there while we play the national anthem of taiwan. that's what the republic of china is if you don't say people republic of china. that may not be an important point of the george w. bush's house. that was a tough way to start. here he is. the president of taiwan, oh, god, not taiwan. oh -- also, what was the other strange thing the ap put in the headline? >> a bush pulls hu's jacket. the two leaders shake hand and stood side by side. it is less of a pull but a yank. george w. bush reaches out and pinches the arm of his jacket and yanks him back. >> hu jintao looks at him like really, you a

navy sea chanters and the band for that beautiful rendition of our national anthem. beautiful, and thank you very much. fantastic job. thank you. thank you. we're gathered here today to celebrate the swearing-in of america's new secretary of defense, mark t. esper. secretary esper, your lifetime of noble service has prepared you for this immense responsibility. and that's what it is -- immense responsibility. on behalf of our entire country, thank you and congratulations. congratulations. [applause] mr. trump: i have no doubt, i know you well, that you will thrive in the performance of your duties and make all americans, everybody in this great country, all americans very, very proud. they're right now very proud, but they're going to be even more so as time goes by. people love our country more than ever, and our country is respected again. remember that. i'm delighted that many members of your family could be here for this special occasion, including your wonderful wife leah, your mother polly, and your children luke and katherine. thank you. thank you very much. c

. >> you have to stand proudly for the national anthem.d not be playing. you should not be there. maybe you shouldn't be in the country. >> jasper thinks his client took messages like these to heart. >> what makes you think though that he's being influenced by the white house specifically and not just a blind patriotism? >> it simply boils down to his statements. he understood that everybody is to observe the national anthem. >> the incident quickly became a lightning rod. jasper has the hate mail to prove it. >> maybe if he would have some integrity and patriotism and address that this behavior is not patriotic, that being a disabled veteran is not an excuse for assaulting people. >> jasper, how can you possibly defend this [ bleep ] that slammed this kid and then blame the president? i hope the partners in your firm fire your [ bleep ]. >> jasper says other messages have been threatening. what is missing amongst the outrage is context. veterans affairs diagnosed him with a traumatic brain injury after he suffered a car accident in 2001 w

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the national anthem of the republic of china followed by the national anthem of the united states of america. >> national anthem of the republic of china. sounds like he's almost right, right? but he's missing a very important word. he should have been introducing the people's republic of china, which is the official name for what we shorthand as china. if you drop the people's and you just say republic of china, technically what that means you are introducing is the national anthem of taiwan. so on this very fraught, very delicate, very sensitive occasion, the white house announcer is announcing that the president of china would stand there while we played the national anthem of taiwan because that's what the republic of china is if you don't say people's republic of china. and, you know, that may not have been a seemingly important point for the george w. bush white house, but that's a really sensitive subject for china, so that was a, you know, tough way to start. here he is, the president of taiwan. oh, god, not taiwan. also, what was the other strange thi

the national anthem. >>he has happened in montana and a lawyer for the man who attacked the boy says that his client may have done it because of comments made by president trump scott mclean has the story. >>it's hard to find a more beautiful setting than superior montana but on august 30 was the site of a very ugly incident. according to the police affidavit 39 year-old army veteran curt brockway picked up a 13 year-old boy by his throat and slammed him on to the ground. all because he was wearing a hat during the national anthem at the county rodeo. the boy had a fractured skull a concussion and was even bleeding out of his ears brockway's alleged actions seemed impossible to explain. but his lawyer lance jasper tried anyways and you have a person that doesn't have much of a life. >>they only have what scored of he's is corey's a veteran and and so he's going to listen to ever. he identifies with. >>president trump has had tough criticism for recent high-profile protests during the national anthem, you

when he within around the track -- they played anthem but for major taylor they didn't have the national anthem tv the united states and the band struck are dixie the unofficial anthem of to confederacy. major taylor paid no mind and the national anthem of the other riders were played and they all lined up and for six days incredibly they went around and around, he would take an hour break here or there, bernie munger would his manage we're say you have had an hour, it was actually 15 rests. bernie munger was pushing him so well and major taylor balm -- had hallucinations and said there's a mon running after me with a knife in his handsment just imagine six days. it was inhumane. extraordinarily difficult. after six days many riders had dropped out. major taylor survived and raised raced all six days, 1700-miles and came in eight place that was bass a great victory -- was a great victory. nobody expected him to complete the race. now the combination of having him won the sprint against eddie ball and to survive the six i day racemate made hem an international figure. the talk of the city and cy

kneeling during the national anthem is disgraceful.n somebody disrespects the flag so say get that son of the pitch off the field? he's fired. he's fired! >> what do you have to say? what would you tell the president? >> i don't think i have words for the president. i can say it makes me disappointed to hear him talk about people that lead the country. athletes have been leader for people. people that have driven people of most of the time in the right direction and give people hope in times of need. whether it's ali or tommy smith. there's always an athlete at every moment in history that has spoken up and caused change. >> you mention the 1968 olympics. tommy smith. and john carlos. they raised their fists at the podium to protest the treatment of african americans. they got suspended from the team. they were ordered to leave mexico. are you worried about the repercussions? for your career. >> yeah. i'm worried. fencing is what i love to do. i have been fencing 16 years. it brings me incredible joy to have that taken away would be te

he said he did it because the child failed to take off his hat during the national anthem. 39-year-oldwas not a shove. the child fractured his skull? >> i can't. yes. this guy was arrested on felony assault on a minor for attacking that 13-year-old boy. choking him first and fracturing his skull. the prosecutors asked the judge for a $100,000 bond. get this, the judge decided to release him on his own recognizance with an ankle monitor even though the suspect there has a previous criminal history. the boy for his part, he was airlifted from the scene, treated for skull fractures. the affidavit says the reason the suspect attacked him because the child did not remove his hat during the national anthem while it played at the county fair grounds. he was going there to have a good time with other kids. brockway said he asked the while to mroremove his has the hatt, refused so he attacked him for being disrespectful. this is a 39-year-old grown man attacking a 13-year-old boy. >> yep. >> he had gone to the fair grounds to have a good time. i should mention this also. the attorney for brockw

because of national anthem attention protests, and he was influenced by president trump's rhetor rhetoricd he's gotten threats first from the left. but context is so important here. kirk brock way has a traumatic brain injury he got from a car accident back in 2001 while he was enlisted in the military. because of that injury, his lawyer says that he has cognitive abilities of a third grader and struggles with impulse control. something that is common among people that have this same type of brain injury. this lawyer stresses none of that excuses his client's actions, he says it makes it a tragic case, because we have a 13-year-old boy who is recovering from a head injury of his own. we reached out to that boy's mother, who declined to comment to cnn until the court case is wrapped up. >> scott maclaine with the update from montana, thank you very much. >>> we roll on, hour two, thank you for being with me. the breaking news, the dow is flashing red, with an hour to go until the closing bell, the dow is still dropping. the key indicator here, yields on 10-year treasury bonds, fell below y

the protest to defy the national anthem, "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ you just think im crazy standing here today ♪ >> good morning to you. we appreciate you joining "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. let's begin at the white house, the white house expected to roll out a new immigration will extending the time migrant families can be detained at the southern border. the immigration fight is far from over. democrats lead a separate effort targeting the green card rules. >> reporter: these rules will be announced as early as today and they will allow the government to keep migrant families in custody until their cases are decided which is a significant change, something the president and republicans have long called for. under current rules a court settlement known as the floor is agreement, children longer than 20 days, after that they and their families until their cases are heard. the new plan is expected to replace the floors agreement with new standards caring for migrants and their children and most importantly keeping them in custody until their cases ar

a montana man who attacked a 13-year-old boy after he refused to take off his hat during the "national anthemfending himself by saying president trump's rhetoric encouraged him to do it. 39-year-old kirk broadway is accused of grabbing the boy by the throat and slamming him to the ground. the boy suffered a track tured skull and concussion. his attorney says his traumatic brain injury years ago, he says, also contributed to the attack. >>> police in canada say they believe they found the bodies of two teenage murder suspects. they're suspected of killing an american woman and her australian boyfriend. the couple was found shot to death in northern british columbia last month. another man was shot and killed four days later. the bodies of the teenagers were found in dense brush yesterday more t2, the crimes. the father of one of the suspects talked about his son. >> a normal child doesn't travel across the country killing people. >> an autopsy is scheduled to confirm the identity of the bodies. >>> "variety" reports fox tv executives say there will not be a host for next month's awards. they s

no team has signed kaepernick since he became the first nfl player to take a knee during the national anthem. at the gesture was meant to protest police brutality and racial inequality. he later sued the nfl claiming the leak blacklisted him for the move. they settled for an undisclosed amount. >>> a teenager slammed to the ground by a man who said he was disrespecting the national anthem. the action that prompted the violent attack. >>> we are just days away from the start of school here in oakland. we are learning that over the summer 20 principles have quit. that is twice the normal number.>>> trapped inside a vacant building for days. the unbelievable rescue after a man said he fell through the roof. >>> it's on. get to the ross shoe event for even more brands at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. yes! yep! oh, yeah! seriously, save on fall styles for women, men, boys and girls. at the ross shoe event. on now. z33kxz zi0z y33kxy yi0y and you score the you knperfect outfit?at ross ooooohhhh! game on! now, that's yes for less. nothing beats getting the latest trends at 20 to 60

because the boy disrespected the american flag by not removing his hat during the national anthem. the boy's mother had just dropped him off at the county fair. moments later she got a call her son was being taken to the hospital. >>> all of the witnesses i have talked to said this was just completely random. there was no exchange. nothing. it was just he targeted wally and grabbed him and took him down. >>> the boy suffered a fractured skull. he has been released from the hospital. the suspect was arrested. he is due in court next week. >>> a new danger associated with e-cigarettes. the fda looking into new reports of people having seizures after vaping. >>> the things people do for a selfie. a woman's painful lesson after posing with an octopus. >>> coming up at 6 pm a species on the brink of extinction is about to make a comeback. the extensive program that will help them thrive at a popular bay area trail. >>> >>> all across the country you were hearing this. you can hear the crowd chanting do something about stricter gun laws. a group called the minnesota moms demand action. t

national anthem played. floridian says it was the recent mass shootings across america that led him to pull off a very public and controversial protest. >> catalyst was certainly the shootings this past week and being overseas and o'not being home and being an athlete who's on the road a lot and seeing the terrible things that are happening and wanting to evoke change. >>> another athlete also protested. hammer throw gold medalist gwen berry raised her fist during the u.s. national anthem on saturday. both barry and embowden could be sanctioned by. usoc for their displays. >>> el poio loco in gilroy will donate 100% of tomorrow's sales to the families who lost loved ones in the garlic festival shooting on july 28th. those victims are 6-year-old steven romero, 13-year-old keyla salazar, and 25-year-old trevor irby. the reshts is on chest neet and east 10th street and is opening from 11:00 in the morning to 9:00 in the evening. it will also accept cash, credit card or check donations to be equally split betwee

taking a knee during the national anthem, and the hammer thrower raising her fist at the end of the anthemeleasing this statement in response to the protest. "we respect his right to express his viewpoints, but we are disappointed that he chose not to honor his commitment. our leadership are reviewing what consequences may result." in the meantime, he took to twitter sending out a picture of his protest, writing, "we must call for change. this week i'm honored to represent team usa at the pan am games, taking home gold and bronze. my pride, however, has been cut short by the multiple shortcomings of the country hold so dear to my heart. racism, gun-control, mistreatment mistreatment of immigrants." gwen berry speaking out during an interview with "usa today," saying that somebody has to take a stand against injustices. what do you think? >> guy: this dude's name is literally "race," so that is very woke. write out the gate. [laughter] this is the most anyone will talk about it on national television. i don't care. if he has a problem with the country, i think his gun-control piece of that

he caused controversy when he took a knee during the national anthem. at that time president trump called the act unpatriotic. this new to red and gold. san francisco logo, limited- edition. >> reporter: check out this picture of kathy and her family. we want to see your family photos. >>> a shocking item found inside one police officers home started an and instigation. >> you might want to stay on land. this cruiseship they say is due to. >>> now i 5:30 this is partly destroyed by a fire. it raises questions whether they knew what was going on inside. that three alarm fire took out part of our collected. our reporter has a closer look at the destruction and et the operator had permits to divide the space. >> reporter: this warehouse is half a mile away from the goes towarehouse. i checked the building record and it shows no one took out any permits to make modifications inside so the city never gave approval to an operator to divide it into small studio spaces. the fire broke out early this morning. the neighborhood is known as jingle. the artist colle

3rd anniversary of his now historic act of protest by taking a need to bring the playing of a national anthem during the n.f.l. games capper nick tweeted today marks the 33 year anniversary of the 1st time i protested systemic oppression i continue to work and stand with the people. our fight for liberation despite those who are trying to erase the movement the movement has always lived with the people so today let's discuss the influence of social media in our politics and the 3rd anniversary of taking in me as we start watching the whole us. would. like you know that i got. this. welcome one and all the watching the hawks i am and i robot turn today we once again with dialogue over debate is about the wallace and myself bring you 2 distinct and informative discussion discussions between a variety of topics and guests with unique political viewpoints starting my very own perception and perspective. and joining me today to bring their perception of perspective along with my own is the founder of truth in media journal of fans community activists in washington d.c. advisory neighborhood commis

what a brilliant game he had done debut from the moment he started the singing the national anthem, guidethrough the game. got to be absolutely thrilled for those two. if you words on the new faces. but no ben te'o, he was involved in an incident in italy, has had his injury problems over the years. surprise not to seem in the mix? it's really tough and we have the largest play ball in the world so there will be just as many disappointed as there are to be happy to be on it. he was a favourite with eddiejones, he has fallen out of favour, whether that is former or off field incidents i'm not sure. but some of my peers francis who is going, played a good game yesterday. it seems like a lot of these northampton players, courtney lawes has also been brilliant, have had a second birth this season under new management. european solheim cup captain catriona matthew has announced herfour wild card picks to join the eight women who had already qualified to face the us at gleneagles next month. the biggest surprise is the inclusion of veteran suzanne pettersen — the norwegian has played at eight s

music: national anthem. music: german national anthem. music continues.watch this unfold, i know we will come back to the substantive issues in a moment but i want to pick up on a couple of points about the music and the scene we see before us, we had —— heard the outcry of stop brexit from behind the railings there. we can see some members of the german public. we have also seen the german chancellor and the british prime minister setting for the anthems rather than standing, i wonder regarding the health questions surrounding angela merkel can you comment on that? let us merkel can you comment on that? let us talk about the fact they are sitting. a month or so back, angela merkel suffered a shaking episode as she welcomed a visiting dignitary to berlin, standing in the sunshine. she said it had been due to dehydration and she felt fine after some water. then it happened twice more at public events, ever since she has chosen to sit at this particular moment. that has led to all sorts of speculation about her health, whether there is something seriously w

please rise for the presentation of the colors and the singing of the national anthem.

if anything happened to tim, she was going to do the national anthem and didn't even know it.ant to thank francis french, a hit hollow historian who spoke early in the library and theater today about the personalities of neil armstrong, michael collins, and buzz aldrin. buzz will be with us tuesday night. jason silverman is a senior dragon development engineer at spacex and spoke about the future of space travel today. although he is not here with us now he was here earlier today. i want to acknowledge doug paul. manager the at&t plant in new york. he had a key role in making the connections from the earth to the moon. he saw the live feed even before nasa did. he played a crucial role in making the longest distance phone call in history possible, so we thank him and want to give him a round of applause. [applause] i also want to thank our president society members who are here or are in the library watching on our -- watching in our overflow room for it i want to thank a few people. this event began a few months ago with a lunch in d.c. with jim saccone e -- with jim. he's th

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in 2017 at the height of the national anthem kneeling controversy the nfl pledged $90 million to socialice causes. many people are applauding this partnership, some people see this as an extension of the national anthem controversy which is why you are seeing negative reaction. when twitter user says more reason to start not watching it another 20s the timing and saying can't the nfl just focus on football? the wrapper and his entertainment company rock nation has signed an entertainment deal with the nfl which includes podcasts with players original music and potentially the super bowl halftime show. rob: they've got macaroni and cheese at chick-fil-a now. jillian: but you can't get it on monday. rob: great sunday comfort food. what is up with sunday? >> sickly likely loses $1 billion a year not being open on sunday. everybody wants to know will they ever open every single day of the week? the answer is no. kathy says he made a simple promise to his father many years ago and that was never to take the company public, to continue with its philanthropic work, and to remain closed on sund

after kneeling for the national anthem at the pan am games.oy jones joins us to talk about this. thanks for coming back to the show. a couple guys protests, what was your initial response? >> we live in a country so blessed and prosperous and so free, to those things that make it that way, this is the irony of the situation where generations of americans have died from the revolutionary war and washington, athletes growing up in a world where it is not their blood and sacrifice the ensures freedom so it is not quite perfect. and it is disheartening it is something that is predictable. when you don't understand what things cost it is easy not to be happening with them. >> you understand the cost of war and spend your life fighting for your country. >> one bad day in afghanistan was the day i was injured and another marine got killed. i wish i could go back and save them. outside of that i was in the marine corps with a blessing in my life that made me a stronger person and hopefully made the country safer. one of the protesters from the most re

todd: one year probation for protesting during the national anthem.social injustice. both athletes will be eligible for the 2020 olympics in tokyo. jillian: we asked you what you thought about the punishment. was it fair? so many of you are fired up about this. todd: tammy on instagram writes some places are not for politics. jillian: no they should be banned permanently from any sport where they would be representing the united states. >states. todd: jonathan on facebook writes i'm shocked someone did something. this is an amazing in my opinion. nice. jillian: fresh off a world cup win a u.s. soccer star is showing off boot on an american football field. look at this. [cheers] jillian: that is carli lloyd from south jersey obviously right outside of philly. kicking impressive 55-yard field goal at training camp. todd: soil progressive. a cable snaps on a slingshot ride as people are about to be launched in the air. watch this. holy [bleep]ed. >> oh my god. >> that cable just fraying before it took off at florida amusement park. jillian: scary. finall

trump has had tough criticism for high profile protests. >> you have to stand proudly for the national anthemn the country. >> jasper thinks his client took messages like this to heart. >> what makes you think he is being influenced by the white house and not blind patritiotis. >> the incident became a lightning rod. >> maybe this attorney of yours lance jasper and realize the behavior is not patriotic and being a disabled veteran is not an excuse for assaulting people. >> jasper, how can you defend this [ bleep ] that slammed this kid and then blamed the president. i hope the partners in your firm fire your plooe[ bleep ]. >> what is mixing is context. they diagnosed him after a traumatic brain injury. his lawyer says his cognitive ability are at a third grade level. >> he can't read the legal documents. >> no. >> his lawyer says he struggles with impulse control. >> does he understand he has done something wrong here? >> yes. >> how do you know? >> he feels terrible for the little boy. he knows hurting a little boy -- it wasn't his intention. again, it goes back to the impulse control. it j

of colin kaepernick who has essentially been iced out of the nfl for taking a knee during the national anthem. >>> all right. let's check cnn business this morning. it's a media reunion for cbs and viacom. the two companies announcing tuesday they're merging to become viacom cbs. the long-awaited deal between the two puts some of the biggest brands including showtime, mtv, nickelodeon, b.e.t., and comedy central under one corporate banner. cbs and viacom used to be one but split in 2016, the deal comes during a volatile period in the media industry. multiple other companies have done similar deals in an attempt to combat challenges from digital rivals. the merger creates a company with more than $28 billion in revenue. >>> snapchat not giving up on its smart sunglasses. announcing spectacles three, the latest version of its video recording sunglasses with new 3d effects. it also comes with an eye-popping price tag of $380. more than double the cost of its previous version. here's the thing, this isn't the first time snapchat has tried these smart glasses. after the hype of its first spectacle

you heard, at the top of the show, those protesters, some of them, they were singing america's national anthemining us is marion smith with the victims of communism memorial foundation. the waving of flags, the singing of our anthem, what does that tell you? >> well, i think the hong kong protesters are drawing a distinction that is really at the core of this crisis. that is, there are two systems here that are contradictory. one is the totalitarian system, the peoples republic of china, where more than a billion people are under the thumb of the chinese communist party, and where there is no freedom, and where if you were to wave an american flag and sing our national anthem, you would be detained or worse. on the other hand, it's the united states and our flag and the freedom it represents and hong kong people have enjoyed that freedom for generations and have never been ruled by the communist party, and they are saying they don't want to be ruled by the communist party now. that's the essence of the crisis here. stuart: what they want, what the demonstrators want, is the resignation of carr

for major taylor they did not have the national anthem of the united states. instead they had the unofficial of the confederacy. he paid no mind, the national anthem of the other was played and they all lined up and for 60s incredibly they went around and around. you take a break here, break there in his manager would say you have one hour rest but it was only 15 minutes. they were pushing them so hard they wanted him to do well and at one point he became height of hallucinations and he said there's a man running after me with a knife in his hand. it was inhumane externally difficult, incredibly after six days many writers dropped out and major taylor survived the race all 60s about 1700 miles and became anyplace. no one expected him to come anywhere near much is given to well as a place. the combination of winning and surviving made major taylor an international figure. he was the talk of the city and cycling was the most popular sport in the country at the time. you look its pages from the time you see story after story after cycling in many of the stories.

whenever we would have a super bowl party, he looked at me and tell me to stand during the national anthem. there's a lot of respect for america, what steps we can take to help the american people regain that. >> thank you for your grandfather's like that. the army was still segregated in world war two. one of them buried in the cemetery is a boxer, he volunteered, he was not drafted. one of his friends asked him why he joined. he wanted to join to fight in an army that won't even recognize you as an equal. it's that kind of attitude, perspective on america that broke all of our imperfections. we are still the greatest nation in the world, in human history that we need to teach young people today. i disagree with one premise, people your age don't have as much respect, that was not my experience. teaching them to respect the men and women in uniform, he also need to teach them why they should respect that uniform and that flag. that is just and noble and free. a nation founded on choice and principles that men are created equal. we have the right to control the government, not have the gov

if anything happened to tim she was going to do the national anthem and she didn't even know it.apollo historian who spoke earlier in the library theater today about the personalities of neil armstrong, michael collins and buzz aldrin. buzz will be with us on tuesday night thanks to american happenings. it's great to have francis here today to discuss them. jason silverman is a senior dragon development engineer at spacex and he spoke about the future of space travel today. now he is not here with us now he was here earlier today. i want to acknowledge doug paul. he was the at&t plant manager general control in new york. he had a key role in making the connections from the earth to the moon that we are talking tonight and he actually saw the live feeds even before nasa did. doug played a crucial role in making the longest distance phone call in history possible so we thank him and want to give him a round of applause. [ applause ] >> i also want to thank or president society members who are here or in the library watching on our overflow room and i want to thank as well a few peo

a player known for kneeling during the national anthem is calling out his team's owner for supportingsident trump. is that fair? when it comes to shaming trump supporter's, congressman joaquin castro facing big backlash over his tactics. i was brother, 2020 democrat candidate julian castro, is caught up on in it, also appeared with the political fallout could be. >> it's been going on for a long time. they spit in trump's face and harass people at their restaurants. i think they think that's a tactic that will work. i don't really understand it. ♪ but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? the russell's travel to swim meets every saturday. but now...it's thursday. good thing they discovered gain flings with oxi boost and febreze odor remover. gain flings. seriously good scent. ♪ >> dagen: the battle between presid

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. >♪ ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> please be seated. who are wondering, that was the hymn from the 1861 weldon,itten by oliver sung by harold hartford. we have greetings from our part superintendent at this time, julia washburn. [applause] julia: good morning, everybody. what a beautiful day we have. we really lucked out on the weather and it feels like it may be hot but not too humid we are lucky. on behalf of the acting director of the national park service, i bring you greetings from the nps, as well as welcome each of you to rock creek park and historic fort stevens. for those of you who do not know, rock creek park administers the civil war defenses of washington on this side of the city, northwest and northeast, so what stevens is part of rock creek park. -- so fort stevens is part of rock creek park. i have the probate judge welcoming you to rock creek park and fort stevens and tribute for joining us. i would like to offer a special thank you to our friends from the alliance for the civil war defenses of washington, specifically

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. ♪ what so proudly we -- >> that dog loves the national anthem. >> yeah, henry!ic chihuahua at 3 years old. >> this daughter is not getting a treat. it's not getting anything. it already had food. >> nope. you start to hear a little grimible. that's not his belly. >> he's talking about. >> you will get more at supper. you're not starving. no, you're not. you're on a diet. >> this is only day two of the diet. >> oh. >> this dog is like i told you, you know i'm hungry. you put me on a diet. i didn't want to go on one. >> the other dogs are like you tell her. >> no more. you're on a diet because you're a little chubby. >> we going to back off cashew, okay? some of us got a little extra. >> do you want a snack, like an ice cube? >> you know when you start leaning up your diet, eating healthy -- >> no. >> well this guy is doing more than trying. he's incorporating it into all aspects of his life. >> never got the message to not play with his food. >> he heads out to a garden, picks out a tomato, eggplant cucumber, peppers, this has all the makings of something beautif

that is american gold medallist spencer race explaining why he kneeled on the podium during the national anthem alone. american hammer thrower raising her fist at the end of the anthem during that medal ceremony. both athletes could face disciplinary action from the u.s. olympic officials. joining over time is doug eldredge. he has represented athletes across 18 sports, five continents and three u.s. presidents. you're the perfect person to talk about this today. just your thoughts. he is hardly the first tot do this, but your thoughts of him doing this in per rue on essentially the world stage? >> i think i have a unique and slightly different viewpoint from a lot of people. to me this comes down to one issue and that's brand value. we talk about the branding process or personal brand, what we're really talking about, molly, is your commercial reputation. it's something that can, just like in real life, can take years to develop, but in moments can be diminished or destroyed. my concern here, because we have to understand the basic mechanics behind endorsements. what these companies and brands

and he did this, apparently, because the boy wouldn't remove his hat during the national anthem.rockway's defense attorney told the local newspaper that brockway has a traumatic head injury but added that trump's rhetoric also played a role. quote, his commander in chief is telling people fa that if they kneel that. >> should be fired. or if they burn the flag, they should be punished. he certainly didn't understand it was a crime. this is the seekd time in a month someone accused of violence that the president's words helped move them to violence that was the bomber cesar sayoc. in the lead-up to the elections, president trump warned his supporters that they were in danger from democrats and at times condoned violence against his critics and quote/unquote enemies. before sayoc, there were the three men who plotted to blow up a kansas apartment complex, home to refugees. in a manifesto railed about immigration and what they describe is a sellout of the country. here with me now to talk about how lone wolf individuals can be radicalized by sustained propaganda is someone who knows

please raise for the presentation of the colors and the singing of the national anthem by tim kepler. clr ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ [ applause ] . >> please be seated. we have a lot to do and a lot of special guests to thank before we get going tonight. you'll hear in a couple of moments from rhonda johnson who is the president of at&t california. at&t is the cosponsor with the nixon foundation at today's events which have been going on since the 5k race for space this morning right up to this moment celebrating 50 years ago. i've heard the national anthem a lot of times but i've never actually reflected on home of the brave ever being more pe

kaepernick hasn't played for a team since 2016 after he famously started a wave of protests during the national anthem reporters asked president trump if kaepernick should get a chance to play in the nfl again. >>only be good enough. not sure why why would he play be good enough. and i think if he was good enough. i know the owners i know bob grass and some of the of the honors. good enough that scientists. so if he's good enough. i know the state. anything they can to win games. frankly i'd love to see cafferty >>so if he's good i get there as of right now it's not clear if any teams are we're interested in looking at signing kaepernick. >>still have show you more of this dramatic. rescue there it is after of course got trapped in a ravine in la. the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. tonight, southern califo

the next phase of the protests started by colin kapernick and other players kneeling during the national anthemp, because the kneeling was not about the job. it was about injustice. and let me bring attention to injustice. >> roc nation taking on the role of advising entertainment selections for nfl events like the super bowl. the two partners also hoping to emphasize initiatives like criminal justice reform and improving police-community relations. >> moving forward. that's "nightline." you can always catch our full episodes on hulu. good night, america. dand steaks aren't just for dinner.st... and right now we can have both for less because with choice sirloin... denny's is elevating its new steak and eggs for just $10.99. it's new and it's a pretty big deal. see you at denny's!