have been a bone of contention for quite a few years but what about the national anthem itself well now some people are saying enough is enough. i. i well that's that's you that just came off the plinth was francis scott key the man behind the lyrics that the star-spangled banner and former slave owner and anti abolitionist so what's the deal with the anthem itself. andrew sure warms these walls. what you can sing the 3rd verse all right of course the rarely performed that 3rd verse was directed by key black slaves who'd been freed or escaped and fought alongside the british in the war of 1812 his message to them was clear your fight for freedom will bring you nothing but death and downfall little wonder then that was attracted increasing scandal across the united states with both soccer teams and high school students refusing to play or sing at keys that only profited from slavery he apparently also harbored some pretty backward views on race and nationality and this widely attributed quote certainly has no place in this day and age. oh you don't want to hear me sing in french

national anthem is under the microscope we'll tell you more. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this sphere in dramatic development only and. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. again america's 4th of july tradition so the extra scrutiny this year in light of the reenergize black lives matter movement president trump called people determined to destroy slavery linked monuments in an address beneath rushmore in the week but it did little to heal the racial divide as well as statues and street names even the u.s. national anthem is in frame for revision more on that from a daniel hawkins in fine voice. 2020 is a year of change and i'm not talking about coronavirus popular t.v. shows axed statues even food brands updated to meet 21st century criteria of inclusive u.-t. equality justice and tolerance but is it enough can more be done well in the united states protests during the national anthem have been a bone of conte

it's commonly known as the black national anthem. protests this year are focusing on police brutality and systemic racism old complaints that are seeing new momentum to address them as part of its efforts the american football league the n.f.l. says it will play the song before the national anthem in all 16 games of its opening weekend september critics are already calling it a marketing stunt for an organization that had banned its players from dealing during the national anthem to protest against these very issues up until last month read the national football league believe lives matter and calling capper nick the player whose kneeling protest action and 2016 is now repeated by players and teams around the world he still doesn't have a job there are a lot of conversations to be had about inclusive ety and sports and some solutions are bound to be problematic just as black in f.l. players have felt silenced and exploited native americans have complained for decades about the n f l. the washington redskins a team in the u.s. capitol

i know we're playing the national anthem, and i think people should stand proudly for the national anthem at the white house, i'm jessi turnure. >>teachers really haven't been getting much of a summer vacation in some instances they've been trying to figure out the details of safely reopening schools and fall today, the white house urged schools to reopen just as critics are saying not so fast. emily schmidt has that story. >>months after most schools closed due to covid-19 there is a difficult lesson playing out how best to reopen want to reopen the schools. >>everybody wanted the moms wanted the dads want the kids want it. it's time to do it. >>vice president mike pence urged governors on a tuesday call to prioritize reopening schools. >>it is a goal we put together a task 25 people incredible expertise to put together the protocols to re engage schools in the fall if it is safe to do so last week the american academy of pediatrics recommended students go to classrooms rather than use remote learning. >>and florida's education commissioner issued an order requiring all schools to reopen

honor the flag, honor our national anthem.e opportunity they have to make tens of millions of dollars to run around playing football. that is great for them. they're able to use the god given talent. for them to stand up to, neil, push back on our freedoms, our liberties, the history behind our national anthem and the flag is absolutely outrage just. but you know what they're doing, liz? they are alienating those who do appreciate and love and stand for the national anthem and the flag. so i'm waiting to see what the stands are going to look-like with this upcoming season. if they're going to play that, the borellis will not be watching nfl football. elizabeth: okay. but you know, watch, i hear what you're saying. watch wnba players, they didn't just kneel, they walked off the court before the national anthem was played. your reaction to democrat rahm emanuel equating kneeling at the flag protests to worshiping in church and kneeling when praying? your reaction to that? >> yeah. the guy who left chicago in shambles. it is outr

giants manager gabe kapler taking a knee during the national anthem.ed by several of his players and members of his coaching staff. now included in the players kneeling were fan favorites hunter pence and pablo sandoval. now, let's take you back to monday night in game one of this series in oakland during the national anthem. kapler and several players and coaches took a knee. he's the first manager in the majors to kneel during the anthem. he says he's doing it to show his players he supports them and the black lives matter movement. the reaction has been mixed. the president of baseball operations says he supports the peaceful profest but president trump called it a sign of great disrespect for our country, kapler disagrees. >> i don't see it as disrespect at all. i see nothing more american than standing up for what you believe in, i see nothing more patriotic than peaceful protest when things are -- are frustrating and upsetting. there's nobody that should make us stop doing the right thing. >> now, kapler says what guides their decision is people

us which is being run 0 for revising the past these last few months and now even the country's national anthem is in question all done in the hawkins' more in the. 2020 is a year of change and i'm not talking about coronavirus popular t.v. shows axed statues torn down even food brands updated to meet 21st century criteria of inclusive u.-t. equality justice and tolerance but is it enough more be done well in the united states protests during the national anthem have been a bone of contention for quite a few years but what about the national itself well now some people are saying enough is enough. i. i well that's that's you that just came off the plinth was francis scott key the man behind the lyrics that the star-spangled banner and former slave owner and anti abolitionist so what's the deal with the anthem itself. to do so warm. was. what you can sing the 3rd verse all right of course the rarely performed that 3rd verse was directed by key black slaves who'd been freed or escaped and fought alongside the british in the war of 1812 his message to them was clear your fight for freedom will bri

i know we're playing the national anthem, and i think people should stand proudly for the national anthem at the white house, i'm just eaten or. >>the trump administration officially notified congress and the united nations that the country will is formerly pulling out. >>of the world health organization according to a lever letter given to congress. the united states will begin a one year withdrawal process from the organization back in may the president announced plans to withdraw from the group trump has accused the organization of aiding china and covering up the origins of the virus, a claim that has not been confirmed some lawmakers and health experts have voiced their frustrations with the president's decision to withdraw during a global pandemic. the university of california board of regents has hired its first african-american president to oversee the university system. doctor michael v drake there's this photo right there we'll see us succeed janet napolitano so drake is the former president of ohio state university he's no stranger to california. he served as chancellor. as you

is played at the beginning of the game. >> it goes back to my first coach, the national anthemstay in the locker rooms before they played the national anthem but i just said, who are they? what have they done? what in the world gets them the right other than the fact that they're going up there, there was never a valedictorian, every everybody got a trophy, now they decide they don't want the national anthem, tell me what in the world gives them the right to bring this up in this way? we are having an election. >> martha: all right, that's a good point. it just seems that this year everything is so upside down. and obviously you're not going to hear "the star-spangled banner" at a football game if there is no football and those decisions have not been made, finally, yet. there's still some hope that some of us have but it sounds like you think the outlook is pretty grim. >> i don't believe there's going to be college football this year unless someone has the courage to step up and say, i am going to make this decision. young people think that they have covid-19 just like cancer

imagine being, gregg, the player that decides to stand during the national anthem and says, you knowi respect the flag, i love my country, therefore, i'm going to stand. the mob would come and cancel that player in about five minutes if other players already didn't. and adam silver, who you just mentioned, donated the maximum to the joe biden campaign, and he had black lives matter painted on nba counts. so you want to be the player that goes against that sort of conformity? i don't think so. and to bring up bre e -- bries just for a moment, he had said he stands for the national anthem and disagrees with anybody who doesn't because he feels it's disrespectful to the flag. you had sports commentators going on television saying drew brees, telling him he should retire, get out of the sport. you're canceled for making what at least phi years ago, gregg, is a very reasonable statement. gregg: yes. if you don't adhere to the purity of the woke moralist attitude, you're canceled. i want to ask you about charles barkley though, because, you know, i always loved him as a player, and the guy

caravan me with some other redacted stories and anders' link for mind blowing old news about our national anthem but 1st here's my interview with paul pozzi mean yo the associate director of amazon watch paul thanks for joining me thank you so i have a lot of things i want to talk about let's start with the court case the digits in ecuador won a big court case some years back against chevron who had destroyed their land filled it with toxic chemicals refused to ever pay for the cleanup many have died from chevron intentional negligence they've now spent years running away from ever paying the billions of dollars that they've been ordered to pay and now they've even succeeded in getting the lawyer who won the case for the indigenous even don's a good they've gotten him locked up on house arrest by using a corrupt judge in new york city so i'm wondering is this all as insane as it sounds and b. where does the case stand now. it's more insane than it sounds because that's the surface. and all of the unbelievable dirty tricks corruption lying rivalry in the days when you could write by. about the ta

jillian: they are taking a knee for the national anthem as the series gets back underway. jillian: the controversial restart. ♪ jillian: what you might not know, across the studio, unless i am leaning over the camera i saw a little glimpse of dancing going on. todd: they did not have to see me dance. jillian: good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first". todd: thank you for starting your friday with with us. election day delay? donald from defending his suggestion to postpone the election citing concerns over mass mail in voting. jillian: lawmakers are divided over the president's comments. >> reporter: the president had a tweet floating the idea of postponing the election. 2020 will be the most inaccurate and fraudulent election in history, a great embarrassment to the usa. the way the election until people can securely and safely vote. he asked to clarify the tweet in comments at the white house. >> i want to have the election but i don't want to have to wait three months and find out the ballots are all missing in the election doesn't mean anything. do i want

the song known as the black national anthem would be sung before the national anthem.is considering ways to recognize. >>> lego turtle, the eastern box turtle suffered fractures to the bottom part of his shell in 2008. the maryland zoo repaired this and outfitted him with a lego wheelchair to keep his shell off the ground and keep him to heal. lego turtle has just been released back into baltimore's park where he was found. he's been fitted with a transmitter. >> glad they're keeping tabs on him. >> contact tracing with turtles. >> a florida company, space perspective, plans to fly a pilot and up to eight passengers in a high tech version and hot air balloon. neptune is scheduled for early next year. the company hopes to be taking well healed space tourists sightseeing in just a few years. the price is going to cost you around $125,000 per passenger. still no doubt it would make for some great viewing of the fourth of july fireworks. i don't know about you, christine. i will not be one of those first passengers but it looks cool. >> it's not on my list. the price tag i

against the flag and the protest as is expected that national anthem protest will d breakoutthe upcoming 2020 season, look what he tweeted, i'm not going to kneel for the flag, screw anybody who has a problem with that, look at what he says of his grandmother, fans are getting turned off with sports gettingin political. my grandmother was an immigrant, she works hard and she brought people over, she understands what it means to beke an americn and what that flag stands for, let's welcome fox news contributor in the trump board advisories, great to see about, what was your reaction when weel heard about the pittsburg steelers players and i'm not going to do it. >> i applaud him for standing up and speaking out, he understands what it means to be an america and to have the opportunity to live in america, his grandmother is an immigrant and other family members are in immigrated to the united states to achieve the american dream, he get to and understands it, i applaud him for standing up and speaking out. liz: how do you think other nfl players are going to react, and kneeling

espn reports the song "lift every voice and sing" would be played before the national anthem at each many fans are criticizing the move as a, quote, token gesture. >>> walmart is putting some ea the company says 160 lots across the country transformed into theaters offering a socially distanced night of entertainment. the plan is to show films through october. >>> coming up, a messy mishap at the gas station. >>> also ahead, what not to do this holiday weekend. the man arrested after fireworks burned down his home. you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee neuriva has clinically proven oingredients that fuel five, indicators of

new this morning giants manager gabe kepler is explaining why he decided to kneel during the national antheme coliseum a oracle park in go kron 4 sarah r san francisco. she has the some giants fans about this hi sarah. there trying to talk to gian manager of the sf giants to the talk to them about him kneeling duringnational anthem, and you know to entice them art of course is set to say be a lego gnts and they're ready to go they're ready to talk but then we got serious we talked about the kneeling ring the national anthem and everyone i have talked to today said they are suof the manager says she did a little of the other players video it's been the talk of the league talk of the bay area and talk from an fans, not thfact that we won against a's 2 games in fact tha into opening day but we are also talking still about this manager gabe kaplan several of his players knelt duringhe national anthem before monday's exhibition game and tuesday as well kepler is the first major league baseball nager to kneel during the anthem, he did it on the field player knelt during the anthem in 2017. this is

society is racist and 52% of voters say it's appropriate for pro athletes to kneel had in the national anthem, and 51% have a positive view of black lives matter the people in the streets are winning. and that's good news >> may i add, that declaration is not a -- it means we will invest the resources to be anti-racist and dismantle structural racism. it is systemic >> nobody can say the government does not have the money. they ladeled it out. they can't say they don't have the money. they have the money, that is for sure >> you mow what i wish i wish donald trump and the administration would invest as much energy and time on developing a national testing and contact tracing strategy as they are in bringing tierney in police states throughout the country. >> that's a word thank you very much, also great to talk with you, thank you so much >> thank you, congratulations! >> thank you, thank you very much thank you, thank you, i appreciate you have a good night and still ahead, what does roger stone have on donald trump, hm-mm, that hillary clinton to say this on "the reid out" last night >> it'

i know we're playing the national anthem, and i think people should stand proudly for the national anthem at the white house, i'm jessi turnure. >>and san francisco we're talking about a new ordinance called the karen act which aims to stop people from discriminating against people >>welcome back everyone, a big story that we're following for you this morning, a san francisco supervisor has introduced a new proposal name the karen act. it would outlaw racially motivated 911 calls joining us live this morning with an update from san francisco's kron 4 sarah stinson sarah. >>the there robin young to care and acted aims to stop people from calling the san francisco police department based upon racial bias and discrimination people have been calling the police with false claims and really what people are saying out here on the streets is a waste of resources from the police department the karen act is spelled with a c because it stands for this caution against racially exploitative or non-emergency so that's caution against racially exploitative non emergencies and okay care and as we know th

it's commonly known as the black national anthem. protests this year are focusing on police brutality and systemic racism old complaints that are seeing new momentum to address them as part of its efforts the american football league the n.f.l. says it will play the song before the national anthem in all 16 games of its opening weekend september critics are already calling it a marketing stunt for an organization that had banned its players from dealing during the national anthem to protest against these very issues up until last month read the national football league believe lives matter and collin capper nick the player who's kneeling protest action and 2016 is now repeated by players and teams around the world he still doesn't have a job. there are a lot of conversations to be had about inclusive ity in sports and some solutions are bound to be problematic just as black in f.l. players have felt silenced and exploited native americans have complained for decades about the n.f.l. the washington redskins a team in the u.s. capitol

i know we're playing the national anthem, and i think people should stand proudly for the national anthem at the white house, i'm jessi turnure. >>tonight new data released by the federal government is showing exactly who received loans from the paycheck protection program that was aimed at helping businesses stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic for many small businesses and american workers, those loans are just not enough. now the white house and republican lawmakers are determining how to provide americans with another financial boost nadia romero is at the white house to break it all down. >>following mounting pressure from lawmakers we need to know if the program work offering pen that by congress the federal government release key data over just to receive money from the billion paycheck protection program, some recipients of loans are raising eyebrows in washington, including political organizations lobbying groups and kanye west is fashion brand. the program was set up to help small businesses including salons gyms and restaurants but the data only shows payments of more th

) ♪ (national anthem) (applause) >> thank you.ease join me in thanking the air force and the air force band of the golden west for that beautiful rendition. my grandfathers vision and courage made the united states opening to china possible when he and my grandmother went there almost 50 years ago in 1972. he called that the week that changed the world, and he understood that the world is always changing. secretary pompeo is on the front line of americas foreign policy and it is fitting that he is here at the nixon presidential library and birthplace to discuss the relationship between our two countries today. it is my privilege now to introduce a distinguished statesman. a mayor, a senator, a governor, and an old and close friend of my family, the nixon family, who will introduce secretary pompeo. in fact, my family asked this old and dear friend to eulogize both my grandmother and my grandfather in this exact location, 26 and 27 years ago. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming governor pete wilson. (applause) >> than

>>overnight the giants coach released a statement about why he's kneeling during the national anthemof the imp meaning behind it, i'm live with the details coming up. >>protected highinland valleys the 80's here we'll lowerwe head toend look at your h >>welcome back everyone the time 6.40 for yo waking up to some coastal clouds out let's head over to the weather center. get update on this thursday forecast now with dave spahr day okay good morning robin good morning, everybody jump on down to san jose state and we got those overcast skies greeting us as part of the fog doesn't want to let go will get this a couple of hours this probably should clear by then sf >>also aling with that good news is no delays happening this morning though temperatures course not moving but near 60 going on for a lot of the east bay. this couple upper 50's to 50's pretty much in control thrth bay 59 san seme in 55 going on for san francisco. the tropics are alive and well if you gonzalo if you will is a tropical storm expected to become a maybe with the next reportcomes out about 8 o'clock we'll let you

adding all the national anthems could become a problem.han a minute, get your take on reparations. "new york times" magazine out with a piece, called what is owed. now we're hearing it more and more. i'm hearing it on television. i'm hearing it in democratic circles. i think this will be a major issue at the democratic convention t could be an issue going into the election. what should happen with reparations for slavery? >> will not happen. that is always a good talking point. let me ask democrats this. 30 million slaves around the country, around the world, 10 million children are enslaved for slave labor, for,org organ donors, we have a way to flight slavery. let's not talk about what happened 200 years. talk about the people around the world caught in slavery coming across our borders, put into slavery. in today's society. let's do something about it. >> right. >> if you want to do it, let's go for it. not to talk about 200 years ago. it doesn't matter. what happens right now does matter. >> burgess, congratulations once again. hopeful

so i listened explained to me what the black national anthem is about, goes all the way back to the 1800s it in his high school, segregate a high school and they are used to seeing it. >> we've got to go. >> you look at the words, faith and hope. >> we have to go. is a powerful song. meryl hodge, i have to go, thank you for watching. daily briefing starts right now. >> this is a fox news alert. i am kristin fisher in for dana perino and welcome to a special edition of "the daily briefing." president trump is about to kick off the fourth of july weekend with a big celebration at mount rushmore, thousands of people expected to attend, but the fireworks aren't just happening at that site, after that it is back to our nation's capital for another big display over the washington monument. we will talk to the trump campaign in just a few minutes but first, fox team coverage. mark meredith with all the details in d.c. and we begin with chief correspondent jonathan hunt alive at mount rushmore in south dakota. >> what a way to kick off the

i know we're playing the national anthem, and i think people should stand proudly for the national anthem at the white house, i'm jessi turnure. >>donald trump's niece mary trump is leveling scathing criticism of the president in her a forthcoming book the title too much and never enough. how my family created the world's most dangerous man, she's accusing him of quote hubris and willful ignorance dating back to his early days. she charges that donald trump's father created a talk sick family dynamic that made trump who he is she also claims her all cull destroyed her father and she doesn't want him to destroy the country. the book is being published 2 weeks early by simon and schuster on july 14th, the comes after a court battle in which the president's younger brother robert tried to block its release that effort failed. today the trump administration officially notified congress and the united nations. >>that the country is formally pulling out of the world health organization according to a letter given to congress tonight the u.s. will begin a one year withdrawal process from the org