the best feeling that when we had the national anthem, we saw the flag of our country. we, we, we had the budge of the national team on our chest, that it was the most beautiful feeling, but they have to, that's somehow play. they have taken some from us from all of us who wanted to play phone country and bring price book and she will. number 5, sophia kennon has withdrawn him next week. the us open to testing positive cove at 19 despite being fully vaccinated. the american is the latest high profile player to pull out the final tennis major of the year in new york. just in the last 2 days, 23 time grand slam champion. serena williams announced she would not be competing due to injury and on the main side, neither f l l know roger federal will be present. then from a to time us open champion, venus williams is also out of this year's event. the 41 year old has failed to recover from a leg injury. it means they will not be a williams to stay in the main draw flushing meadows for the 1st time since 2003 england batting themselves into a strong position on day 2 of the 3rd

she sings thejapanese national anthem. ..and soon it was time for the athletes.se prepare for their much anticipated arrival? 162 teams are here in tokyo, but the early focus was on one that isn't. afghanistan's flag carried by a volunteer as a message of solidarity after its two competitors were unable to travel. as for britain, well, its flag—bearers were two of its most experienced campaigners — swimmer ellie simmonds and archerjohn stubbs. a more muted opening ceremony than normal, but for the athletes who feared to these games might never happen, their big moment is finally here. andy swiss, bbc news. so, the opening ceremony continues — but we still have a little while till the action — it all starts at 1am tomorrow morning uk time, with three sports having medals up for grabs on the opening day. sarah storey is britain's most successful female paralympian and she could win paralympic gb�*s first medal as she goes for her fourth consecutive gold in the c5 3,000 metre individual pursuit. storey�*s team—mate, crystal lane—wright, took silver behind storey in

. >> doesn't surprise me and you know this, it's actually braver now to stand for the national anthems become such a trend and the people who claim to be the most interested in diversity actually have no interest in diversity of thought and they have become the real bullies. it is not a shock at all that she would be doing that. >> it doesn't surprise me at all either. imagine the social pressure among teammates in a locker room to do something brave like stand for the national anthem. quite honestly, we saw drew brees caved to that pressure in the nfl. it takes a backbone. and finally, time to look through your old baseball card collection. got a big payday if you do. so the world's most expensive baseball card just sold at auction for a $6.6 million, a honus wagner card. and it is obliterating any previous record by more than $1 million. my boys are in the cards. it's like covid and being home sent that card industry through the roof. >> it's been so much fun, one of the best things is getting to see sports back through their eyes for all of us out there that are school fans, we ope

and one of those things is for us to have one national anthem. that is why i have been proposing of late that we make lift every voice and sing our national him for two reasons. the song is not an anthem, it is a him. it should not be called the negro national anthem, it is a him, let's make it the national him. that is what i propose legislation to do that. that would be our contribution one of our contributions and making it one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> yes, thank you sir. we mention juneteenth. i think it would be appropriate to acknowledge the action of the congress just last week and approving and then president biden signing along with the vice president who signed a copy as well. but signing the measure into law from your vantage point the significance of juneteenth and maybe how that applies to another very important holiday we are about to celebrate, the fourth of july. your thinking about the two of them and how they connect who were again move us toward the more perfect union. >> a lot of thing

when the national anthem played, they were singing their hearts out. aviv, everyone was watching the final. so many countries that you don't normally see on the podium, only this morning i saw puerto rico winning the 100 meter hurdles in the olympic stadium. new names on the podium. and a world record, first woman for venezuela to do so, won gold. has been in with the new and new countries making their way and making an olympic statement. >> it has, and tell us about the new sports. tell us about that, there's surfing, and skateboarding and how is it going down? >> it has gone down well. the japanese were delighted when they were on their first skateboarding gold medal. we have had surfing and we have got the 3 on 3 basketball, which a lot of the sports were tried out at the youth limpolympic ga and were upgraded when they saw they were a success to the olympics and we had another twist on mixed sports. you have mixed doubles in tennises and the equestrian events are always mixed. this time, we have had the mixed triathlon, which was a relay event with

olympic uniform despite turning away from the american flag during the national anthem at the olympics in june. joining me now to discuss is seth deon who played in the 2015 american games. seth, thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. thank you. >> i feel like we're always talking about this, we spoke about this a couple weeks ago when this initially happened. so in your opinion, do you think athletes like gwen berry are dividing the country, especially when you having like the olympics going on. >> absolute me she is. she said she earned the right to wear the uniform. she absolutely did. i know the amount of discipline, dedication, the work ethic and talent that's required to don the u.s. crest. however, with that honor comes a responsibility to exemplify our country's exceptionalism and to instill pride into our country, whether in victory or defeat. that's what the games were designed for and that's what she failed to achieve. >> you say you know firsthand what it's like to put the time and effort and energy into this. the literal blood and sweat. so why do

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she sings thejapanese national anthem. ..and soon it was time for the athletes.g carried by a volunteer as a message of solidarity after its two competitors were unable to travel. as for britain, well, their flag—bearers were two of its most experienced campaigners — swimmer ellie simmonds and archerjohn stubbs. a more muted opening ceremony than normal, but for the athletes who feared these games might never happen, their big moment is finally here. finally here, andy. the opening ceremony is going on as we speak but funds are still not allowed in? that's right, clive. the athletes' parade should be drawing to a close in the next half hour also, that the paralympic collagen will be late and the games will be under way. but it is happening in unprecedented circumstances, there is a state of emergency in tokyo, last week covid cases injapan hit a new high but the paralympic organisers insist the games can be staged safely and will not spread the virus, but despite that the organisers said there would be a few spectators, 100,000 schoolchildren will be able to atte

jillian: a world war ii veteran sing the national anthem.ill make you smile was a world war ii veteran singing the national anthem before baseball game. ♪♪ oh say can you see ♪♪ by the dawn's early light ♪♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪♪ as the twilight's last gleaming ♪♪ carley: that is john kyleman, posted by the west michigan whitecaps and has been viewed 3.5 million times on facebook which makes him social media famous. todd: that is pretty good. congratulations to him. jillian: african-american women have a serious message to president biden about women and girls who live under taliban rule. >> girls who haven't -- under 20 who don't know what it is like under the taliban. todd: tomi lahren joins us next with what she calls the most predictable disaster to date. ss. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. me too! the all-new buick envision. built around you. all of you. pay

who tear up during the national anthem and the medal ceremony.ments like this and the hard work has been recognized. i acknowledge that and i love it. i want to see more and more of that in the final weeks or the final week, rather come of the olympics. >> kayleigh: i think a lot about your point that you make it a lot on this panel which as we say the names of the cover the stories. i would not have known who chelsey wolf was or raven saunders or even gwen berry had not been for these protests. it seems a little bit like that like fake aggravating or seeking. >> tomi: this is an attention seeking display and it takes away from the other athletes and activates who are speaking out from the bottom of their heart appeared whether they're right, wrong, whether we agree, or disagree or stand for the cause of they believe in. i believe that this is attention seeking. they are pulling these crybaby, whiny, bratty stones. i would like to direct their eyes to our southern border. there are hundreds of thousands of people who are coming into this country.

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played pro football since 2016 after he became one of the first nfl players to kneel during the national anthem to protest police violence. the show's going premiere on october 29th. coming up in the next hour, the fda has approved booster shots for the covid-19 vaccine. >> but not for the general population will have those details and tell you why. experts say this decision will still help millions of people. plus, governor newsome will be in san francisco today kicking off his vote. no recall campaign. we have the latest details with the governor stands in the race. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning >> and it's friday just like that about that. start off the day. nice and early so you can get your weekend quicker to and i'm james fletcher. >> let us start this hour before we get to the news with check in with those. find out what kind of its forecast. we on tap for mcgee yesterday, which is a word we to touch. just never use. yeah. good morning. we as a lot yesterday. that's for not really a common word for the bay area, though more gray is what w

we can see the russian flag and the russian national anthem. it's really a shame that the situation is continuing as it is, but hopefully we can get beyond this before too much longer. this got so much chatter social media. a whistleblower in the u. s. has been sentenced to almost 4 years in prison for leaking classified information about america's drug program, while serving of the gram air base that and if canister, decade ago, daniel hale helped identify targets for assassination. when he returned home in 2013, he shared secret details about the drug program, with journalists from the intercept, revealing the true extent of civilian casualties in the middle east and africa. in march have pleaded guilty to leaking classified documents, which revealed that 90 percent of strikes actually hit civilians. the u. s. began a drone program during the bomber administration, and since then launched more than 14000 strikes in afghanistan, pakistan, yemen, somalia has who have been killed with more than 300 children among them. victims too. he spoke to w

you knew you were to sing the national anthem and you learned to recite the pledge of allegiance. you also -- history was required and therefore you knew the beginnings of this country and you knew the names of the great patriots and who george washington was, but all the others. i don't think that's true today. so often -- and i won't name the university, don't want to embarrass anyone. but not too long ago third year students, juniors in one of our large universities, could tell whose side in world war ii hitler was on. now, is there anything wrong with thinking that history not with regard to whether it's going to help you make a living, but that everyone should know the background and history of their country, how it came to be and thus what our responsibilities are. isn't it a little shameful that in this country that had to fight for the independence of we the people is now smaller and smaller growing the number of people that bother to vote. how does anyone have the nerve to complain about any level of government if they didn't go to the polls. will rogers once said that pe

the 6th, of course, it looked like he was berating some football players for kneeling, for the national anthem and losing the game. i mean, the trump support, 75000000 americans voted for trump in the last election. that's a pretty big barrel to stuff everybody in. i guess a lot look. so the prevailing attitude on that portion of the american political spectrum is that january 6th was at, at best a horrible mistake. and at worst a set up. i don't know if that's true or not, but that's what they believe. and so i don't think they would i'm not in his head. i don't know what motivated him. i can't really. this is a bad toward disclaimer. i can't really say what he did or didn't do, and we'll see if he has anything to say. but i don't think he sort of came back to the capital for any sort of special significance, especially since biden's not in d. c. biden's in delaware. and congress is our session. so there was literally nobody from the structures of power to pay attention to him. except for the police and the media. the incident caused to twitter argument about what motivated res free. once i'd

really this year in tokyo, as i said earlier, is no different with us athletes kneeling during the national anthem, you know, or in some cases, turning their backs on the american flag. and then of course, there's the ongoing controversy over jim this simone biles, withdrawing from her event due to, you know, emotional and mental health issues look, regardless of your opinion about whether that was right or wrong. you know, the ensuing stories did cast a bit of a negative cloud over the u. s. in these ongoing games. so with more on the mix of political games at the olympic games. at rush, former u. s. fire pilot, author and division one baseball scholar is here to sound off on that ed good to have you on. so i played a little d 3 baseball, but i'm not going to get into that because that was many years ago. but like you're asked, we, you know, as i described here, politics has intersected with the olympic games in the past. but is this your summer game is being a bit to politicized by the athlete and, and even the media at this point prefix? actually, i was surprised that it went the opposite. i me

forget about kneeling and covering your face during "the national anthem." we are going to katie: patriotism and love for our country does still exist. this week we saw an olympian who made america proud and shared her love for the country. she was asked a simple question after winning her gold medal, how does it feel to represent your country. she said i love representing the u.s., i freaking love living here. i love it and i'm so happy i get to represent the usa. love it. she had inspiring words for young people back home. >> i'm very happy, i keep crying not to cry. >> what does this mean for the popularity of the sport and for all the young girls that will see you and feel inspiration. >> they see someone like themselves on that podium. just because you are a femalen't mean you can't accomplish the biggest of goals. and being an olympic gold is the hardest thing i have done in my entire life. spencer, what was your reaction to her reaction about winning gold. i thought it was pure joy. >> it was contagious. you seep someone who realizes all the hard work

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forget about kneeling and covering your face during "the national anthem."e going to the covid-19 vaccines can be our chance to get back to our plans. who we are. what we miss. to get back to each other. to life. but... it's ok to have questions like... how were the vaccines tested? in rigorous clinical trials among adults of diverse backgrounds. can the vaccines give you covid-19? you cannot get covid-19 from a vaccine. why should i get vaccinated? protecting yourself also helps protect the people around you. find the latest information at getvaccineanswers.org katie: patriotism and love for our country does still exist. this week we saw an olympian who made america proud and shared her love for the country. she was asked a simple question after winning her gold medal, how does it feel to represent your country. she said i love representing the u.s., i freaking love living here. i love it and i'm so happy i get to represent the usa. love it. she had inspiring words for young people back home. >> i'm very happy, i keep crying not to cry. >> what does this me

the national anthem has become divisive but when they truly step back and see we are all the same, all are all one venue realize there is hope for all of us in our country as well. >> you give me hope so thank you for that. >> you're going to come to the next assignment. >> that's right. thank you. next, the soon to be blockbuster movie, he's here to talk about his incredible journey to become a world-class mma start and how he did it against all odds, next. >> i want to be heard. >> he's proven he can handle it. ♪♪ >> he has the career he wants to pursue welcome back to justice, partial but my next guest has become a world-class mma fighter. his life story is the subject of a brand-new notorious. >> here for the child's? ♪♪ >> nice going. >> i want you train everyday. be ready. ♪♪ [cheering] >> let's get the real deal. ♪♪ he has not lost. >> joining me now is the inspiration for that movie, the one and only, nick. thank you for coming on show tonight. the producers were briefing me and i was reading your story, he started off as a wrestler and then you decide not enough, i'm going to

the national anthem has become divisive but when they truly step back and see we are all the same, alln we are all one venue realize there is hope for all of us in our country as well. >> you give me hope so thank you for that. >> you're going to come to the next assignment. >> that's right. thank you. next, the soon to be blockbuster movie, he's here to talk about his incredible journey to become a world-class mma start and how he did it against all odds, next. >> i want to be heard. >> he's proven he can handle it. ♪♪ >> he has the career he wants to pursue (vo) how do you know when you've found your team? they all might look a little different. they might find each other for different reasons. maybe you're trying something new, or you've done this before. whether you're winning, or just doing your best. when you're on the lanes, they're right behind you. reunite with your team. go bowling. it's time for my monthly book club! it's an opportunity for us girls to connect and remind each other who's on mute. and this is how we have to meet. because when we spend time indoors with people

she sings thejapanese national anthem ..and soon it was time for the athletes.fghanistan's flag carried by a volunteer as a message of solidarity after its two competitors were unable to travel. as for britain, well, its flag—bearers were two of its most experienced campaigners — swimmer ellie simmonds and archerjohn stubbs. a more muted opening ceremony than normal, but for the athletes who feared these games might never happen, their big moment is finally here. andy swiss, bbc news. after three years, dawid malan returns to the england test side for the third test against india at headingley, which starts tomorrow. the yorkshire batsman was recalled to the side after opener dom sibley was dropped, and england's overall batting performance was heavily criticised. malan said he is confident in his form after an impressive spell in the white ball game — but he wants to prove his worth in the longer format. i know i can play test cricket. the last time i had a crack at it, i wasn't as consistent as i could've been. when you get dropped, there is a lot of emotions

8,000-seat pop-up ballpark, and kevin costner will throw out the first pitch, and i will sing the national anthem -- >> no, because you are here. >> no, just kidding. happy thursday. >>> a new role for a real singer out there, it's dolly pardon. >> that's right. she's writing a new novel and getting help from james patterson. it will be called, "run, rose, run." pardon will also release an album with the book and it's all due out in march. >> and the soundtrack will go like, run, rose, run -- >> writing credit. >>> spotty showers out there, most off the coast and we are seeing low clouds, all of this due to the monsoon moisture that is here. if you don't see the rain you will feel it. you will feel that humidity that has been surging up. as we get a closer of exactly where we are seeing showers, now over some of the marin county hills and along the coast and we are going to see some of the showers once again staying away from the bay area. just offshore, and also the lightning staying off the coast as well. as we go into today, even though the temperatures are coming down a few degrees, it's goin

program for those of you that are seated, would you kindly please rise and remove your cap for the national anthemthe latin jazz ensemble, mr. jorge elington. ♪ oh, 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. or 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 ♪ for the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> thank you, mr. elington. thank you, sir. thank you so much. and, everyone, i would like to acknowledge all of the v.i.p.s that are with us this morning. we are pleased to be joined by san francisco mayor, the honorable london breed. state senator scott weiner. assembly member david chu. san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones. [cheers and applause] >> president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the giant

when i sing the national anthem, it sounds like i cry. the only saving grace is susan is equally terrible. we can sing together. nobody else can hear us sing. because i'm terrible at that and astonishing, i never make fun of anyone else's singing. no matter what. ♪ god bless america ♪ ♪ my home sweet home ♪♪ >> that was the rendition of god bless america that greeted conference goers at the cyber symposium that is under way all week in south dakota. hosted by the ceo of the pillow company named mike lindell. you might have seen his name in the week because of the conservative trump appointed judge in d.c. allowed a massive multibill on dollar lawsuit to go forward against him and rudy giuliani and trump lawyer sydney powell. that was filed by dominion voting systems. that company has been vilified by trump and suppsupporters witw that company was alleged to have lost and on then won. this week, that was allowed to go forward in federal court. his name has been in the fuse news this week as mr. lindell has spent every waking hour about the

program for those of you that are seated, would you kindly please rise and remove your cap for the national anthem. for the latin jazz ensemble, mr. jorge elington. ♪ oh, 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. or 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 ♪ for the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> thank you, mr. elington. thank you, sir. thank you so much. and, everyone, i would like to acknowledge all of the v.i.p.s that are with us this morning. we are pleased to be joined by san francisco mayor, the honorable london breed. state senator scott weiner. assembly member david chu. san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones. [cheers and applause] >> president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the

program for those of you that are seated, would you kindly please rise and remove your cap for the national anthem. for the latin jazz ensemble, mr. jorge elington. ♪ oh, 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. or 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 ♪ for the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> thank you, mr. elington. thank you, sir. thank you so much. and, everyone, i would like to acknowledge all of the v.i.p.s that are with us this morning. we are pleased to be joined by san francisco mayor, the honorable london breed. state senator scott weiner. assembly member david chu. san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones. [cheers and applause] >> president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the

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