he is pete carroll 100 years before pete carroll is pete carroll, just a really outgoing personality, warm, engaging guy. the funny thing is, he becomes the first head coach for the chicago blackhawks, doesn't like it in chicago and comes back to seattle, then dies from a heart attack in 1929. he is 41 years old, has a three-year-old and a two-year-old, and on his death, the headline in the seattle times says pete muldoon dies. " is"the post-intelligencer about the page -- above the fold, center column, massive story. carroll, the energy and electricity he brought was incredible. i'm sure people did that for the metropolitans. how did he build this winning team? and had thise in foundation of having multiple players coming from a team that had already won the cup. when is the goalie, when is the star center, what is the star defensive player, so he has the nucleus for a great team. and the thing that is interesting is, other players on the team are guys that were caught from other teams. so he pulls guys off the scrap heap, coaches them up, gets them going in the same direction. one i

in the meantime, seattle seahawks coach, pete carroll, says, quote, we owe a tremendous amount to kaepernick for taking a stand in 2016. he talked about it during his podcast. kaepernick did not play again after taking a knee. >>> and then the phrase black lives matter, some are relating that to the black lives matter protests. >> when ashton kutcher said this. >> so for us, black lives matter. so while you may have the best intentions in saying all lives matter, remember for some people black lives don't matter at all. >> actor seth rogen fired back on all lives matter commenters saying, you don't deserve my movies anymore. >> very powerful when you see people start talking, and it is powerful when it comes from a white man making that comment. >> yeah, and he was emotional about it, too, and we're raising the next generation, and we have to break the racial divide we are going through. you have more tonight on that conversation at 6:30. >> yeah, as uncomfortable as it can be, we will talk about it here on nbc bay area at 6:30, and we will kick off the conversation with leaders in the commu

. >> he touched on many questions this week, and this is during the latest coach podcast with pete carrolle says the first change is to know the legacy of racial inequality. >> the thing i think has to be done before anything is an understanding and awareness that there needs to be a reconciliation, an admission of guilt. >> the warriors' players were also taking action and an active role in all this, and steph curry and klay thompson marched. >>> a new video this morning shows moments of university across the bay area. buildings in san francisco lit up in hearts. this was last night. meanwhile, usfc workers there on the frontlines of the pandemic kneeled. meanwhile hundreds of physicians in oakland spend their lunch hour kneeling in solidarity for floyd. >>> fire breaking out in parts of san jose foothills. what cal fire is just telling us from the ground as our crew there takes you closer to the scene. that live report coming up. >>> plus, outdoor dining. in-store retail can open up tomorrow in santa clara county, but why with s then the ralliesd for today, and the city still keeping cur

this week with pete carroll saying some team called and asked about kaepernick, maybe there is a shot at it but i'll believe it when i see it. reportedly four teams are interested in kaepernick. more from tim tonight at 11:30 on gameday. while the games are starting to come back the fans are not. we look at what the future fan experience might look like. >> this is what we've got. do you want it? after 90 days golf is back, then soccer, nba has a plan and so does the nhl. none of these sports involve fan attendance and that's going to be a problem. >> the challenge for all of us in the live event business is to figure out how to make this experience at the event more compelling than the one at home. >> crowds would eventually at w 50%? 2525? less. >> you're telling the people in baton rouge,@then, tsunami kaloosa, sorry, you can come but others can't. holy cow, what is that going to be like? >> spectators at sporting events are way down the line. the tech world could bridge the gap between fans and the sports. >> digital devices can bring you into the locker room, into >> shut your mo

. >> seattle seahawk head coach pete carroll is crediting colin kaepernick to bring nationwide attemptedpolice brutality and racial depression. kaepernick did something extraordinarily by kneeling during the national anthem during his time as a 49er quarterback. he went on to say that it was a statement that did not resonate at the time but matters more than ever today. and twitter ceo has donated kaepernick's organization to help provide legal resources for those in need. jack dorsey giving $3 million to the know your rights camp that provides legal help along with holding camps in oakland and other cities to inform people of their legal rights. nba owners are expected to approve a plan to restart the season today. they will vote on several plans and the one expected to win out would include regular season games and a playing game for the eighth seed and a full run of the play of gums this summer. there will be played at the walt disney resort in orlando and ate the regular season and move on to a playoff format. 22 teams are expected to take part. they will playoff within a few games t

seattle seahawks head coach pete carroll says that at least one nfl team may be kicking the tires aroundhe idea of giving colin kaepernick a shot at returning. so the reason, the team -- he won't say which -- called him this week to express interest. he says that hasn't happened before. so carroll was the last nfl coach to agree to interview kap for a job and that took place in 2017. carroll says that he likes the seahawks quarterback situation as it is. >>> trending for you this morning vallejo native h.e.r. is debuting a new song. ♪ i can't breathe >> during her interview with iheart radio she says the song came from what is happening across the country and the change she says we need to see. >>> returning and preparing for tourists next here on "today in the bay." a live report on california cities that are easing restrictions this weekend and the preparations under way. >>> he seems to be the only person left who doesn't get it. >>> right now at 5:00, nancy pelosi firing back at president trump who opposes removing the names of confederate generals from military bases. coming up in a

. >>> nfl seahawks coach pete carroll told reporters today that he took a call from another coach who017 meeting he had with quarterback colin kaepernick of the unnamed coach who's apparently interested three years ago, kaep had hoped to sign with seattle, but carroll passed. now? >> i regret that did not happen in some fashion. which would have contributed. he deserved to play. as i look back on it, i wish we could a figure that out and known what note we know now and give him a chance because i would love to see him play put all, it could be mounting pressure t >>> finally tonight, happy ending for a kitchen rescued on contra costa county freeway. >> marissa pulled over on highway 4, the on ramp in antioch to today, try to lure this cat from its hiding spot under her car. the chp officer rolled up to help but it's great under the patrol car. the eventually got it out after the ordeal, marissa decided to adopt that kitten. >> you have to after that. >> male announcer: the following program is sponsored by mercy ships. they're desperate. children and parents line up by the thousands f

seattle coach pete carroll was quoted yesterday saying a team is, quote, interested in signing kaepernickt he did not elaborate. kaepernick started kneeling during the national anthem four years ago to protest racial injustice. he hasn't played since 2016. >>> coming up, what we've learned about tony soprano. >>> but first a sign of the times. the change coming to band-aids. this moment. this moment right now... this is our commencement. no, we'll not get a diploma or a degree of any kind. but we are entering a new chapter in our lives. our confidence is shaken; our hearts cracked. the kind of a crack that comes from the loss of a job; from life plans falling apart. we didn't ask for it... but we are rising to meet it. and how far we've come isn't even close to how far we can go. we just have to remember how patient we were... how strong we can be. (how strong you can be.) and remember this; there's a crack in everything for a reason. how else can the light get in? ♪ tomorrow starts today. can leave you holding your breath. ♪ but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by resear

. >>> nfl seahawks coach pete carroll told reporters today that he took a call from another coach whomore about a 2017 meeting he had with quarterback colin kaepernick of the unnamed coach who's apparently interested three years ago, kaep had hoped to sign with seattle, but carroll passed. now? >> i regret that did not happen in some fashion. which would have contributed. he deserved to play. as i look back on it, i wish we could a figure that out and known what note we know now and give him a chance because i would love to see him play put all, it could be mounting pressure t these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin. and had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixen

pete carroll is crediting colin kaepernick for breaking nationwide attention to the topics of these brutalitynd racial oppression. in an interview with the ringer, he said her nick did something extraordinarily by kneeling during the national anthem during his time as a 49ers quarterback he went on to say that it's a statement that may be didn't resonate with the country at the time, but matters more than ever today. >> the twitter ceo says he's donated to colin kaepernick's organization to help provide legal resources for those a. jack dorsey is giving $3 million to the know your right scam providing legal help along with holding campson oakland and other cities to inform people of the legal rights . >> mba owners are expected to approve a plan today to resume the season. they will vote on several plans and the 1x acted to win out would include regular-season games, playing game for the age seat and a full run of playoff games these games will be played at the walt disney resort in orlando they play eight regular-season games and move on to the player format. 22 teams are expected to partici

this week with pete carroll saying they are the last team that brought him in 2017. am going to believe it when i see it. >> good conversation, more of that on game day at 11:30. while the games have started to come back, the fans are not. we have more on what the future fan experience might look like. >> this is what we've got. do you want it. >> after 90 days golf was back, preceded by soccer, the nba has a plan and so does the nhl. while baseball seems to be going head-to-head. >> none of these sports involve fan attendance and that will be a problem. >> the problem for all of us in the live event business is to figure out how to make this experience at the event. more compelling than the one at home. >> crowds will eventually come back but at what capacity? 50%? 25%? less? who gets to go. >> you are telling 30% of the people in tuscaloosa or baton rouge, athens, sorry you can come but use 70% that have been here tailgating for 40 years, you can't come in? holy cow. what is that going to be like. >> spectators at sporting events are still way down the line. >> in

definition of the phrase copout, or maybe just some revisionist history from the seattle seahawks coach pete carrollo the media, back in 2017 her neck was there, the 49ers visited the seahawks briefly. they did not sign him obviously, even though he seemed like a good fit to backup, perhaps russell wilson but several sources at that time reported he was concerned because he would continue his protesting by kneeling for the anthem.>> i regret that that would happen. in our situation as a backup i did not feel it was right. he could play for us. he could have been a fantastic player in the program. i felt like you missed the opportunity. >> just say you didn't want to sign him because he would be a huge distraction. we have some non-revisionist history. this day in sports history, june 11. >>> nolan ryan made his 16 to be no-hit. on this day in 1977 the seattle slew and the first to go all the way to the triple crown undefeated. and it was on this day in utah in 1997 that michael jordan suffering from flulike symptoms summoned enough energy to score 78 points and willed them woul in six games. that is

he touched on a lot of topics this week during his latest flying coach podcast he has with pete carrollamong the topics he talked about, he said that there's a special need within the white community to first know the legacy of racial inequality before any change can come to pass. >> the thing i think that has to be done before anything is an understanding and an awareness that there needs to be a reconciliation, an admission of guilt. >> star warriors' players are taking an active war enjoining in the protests overnight in oakland. >> we will have a conversation about all that is going on tonight at 6:30. jessica and i will lead the conversation, and it's an hour-long open and raw discussions about what is going on in the country, and it's called "race in america: the conversation," and i want you all to join and be part of the conversation as well. >> it's a very special one to have. that's at 6:30 tonight. thank you for joining us this morning as well. the "today" show is coming up next. ♪ >>> good morning, breaking overnight, behind bars, criminal charges now filed against all four

seattle seahawks head coach pete carroll says that at least one nfl team may be kicking the tires arounda of giving colin kaepernick a shot at returning. so the reason the team, he won't see which, called him this week to express interest. he says that hasn't happened of about. carroll was the last nfl coach to agree to interview kap for a job and that took place in 2017. carroll says he likes the situation as it is. the nfl is committing $250 million new dollars to a fund it first established when kaepernick was inspiring other nfl players to protest. the inspire change fund combats racism and injustices faced by african-americans. it comes after a recent video released by black nfl players demanding action from the league. ro tre >>> a vallejo native h.e.r. is debuting an emotional new song called "i can't breathe." take a listen. ♪ i can't breathe you're taking my life from me ♪ ♪ i can't breathe will anyone fight for me ♪ >> during her interview with iheart radio she says the song came from a conversation about what is happening across the country and the change she says we need to s

. >>> seattle seahawks coach pete carroll is crediting former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick for bringingnwide attention to the topic of police brutality and racial oppression. in an interview he did with the ringer carol says kaepernick did something extraordinary by kneeling during the national anthem during his time as a quarterback with the 49ers. he went on to say that it's a statement that maybe didn't resonate with the country at the time, that matters more than ever today. >>> twitters ceo says he's donating x organization to provide legal resources to those in need. jack dorsey giving $3 million to the know your rights camp. the group provides legal help as well as providing camps in cities to help inform people of their rights. >>> nba owners will vote on a number of plans. the one expected to win out would include regular-season games, a playing game for the eighth seed and a full run of playoff games. the games will be played at the walt disney resort in orlando. they will play eight regular- season games and then move on to a playoff format for 22 teams will take part. they a

we don't know which team, but pete carroll says they called him yesterday inquiring about kept who the seahawks came close to signing after the forty-niners let him go in 2017. >>carol says cap social stance was never an issue. it was that he was too good to be a backup. >>you know there's been stuff in the media that because we were concerned about him taking a knee or whatever that never even came up in our conversations that was never even an issue for us that wasn't true and so up in that regard to that when he was just things didn't work out in the end we moved on it was at the time i don't know what i care more arrests health was all about that's what would have been one of the issues i was you know i always feel like like apples to kind of get it was the starting quarterback like i said way back then that and we had that opportunity would have been a great many of us to be a great fit with us you know in that situation never we never got that. >>he says the cap is a dynamic quarterback and he is sure that somebody is going to sign him now that the nfl has said it was wrong to op

we don't know which team, but pete carroll says they called him yesterday inquiring about kept who thehawks came close to signing after the forty-niners let him go in 2017. >>carol says cap social stance was never an issue. it was that he was too good to be a backup. >>you know there's been stuff in the media that because we were concerned about him taking a knee or whatever that never even came up in our conversations that was never even an issue for us that wasn't true and so up but in that regard to that when it was just things didn't work out and we moved on it was at the time i don't know what i cae more arrests health was all about that that's what would have been one of the issues i was you know i always feel like like apples to kind of get it was the starting quarterback like us and we're back then that and we had that opportunity would have been a great many of us to be a great fit with us you know that that situation never we never got that. >>he says the cap is a dynamic quarterback and he is sure that somebody is going to sign him now that the nfl has said it was wrong to o

the topic was discussed on coach pete carroll along with steve kerr. >> what an extraordinary moment it was that he was willing to take. dwle i don't know that he had any idea what the impact would be, as it turned out. but what a symbol of courage and vision, maybe even as he was just learning it, to do what he did. i think it was a big sacrifice in the sense that a young man makes. but those are the courageous moments that some guys take. and we owe a tremendous amount to him. >> meanwhile, saints quarterback drew brees still interprets kneeling with the flag, telling yahoo i will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the united states of america or our country. his teammates immediately went after him on twitter. they're going to have some interesting conversations in the locker room. >>> meanwhile, aaron rodgers responded it has never been about an anthem or flag, not then, not now. >>> while we await the return of major league baseball we do have this. tonight's edition of abc7 call my play. >> oh, look at the swing from chase cannon here. >> come on, come on. >> ch

in 2017, seahawks head coach pete carroll says they almost signed kaepernick and he now regrets not doingam is set for now, but, another team did give him a call about kaepernick. >> after all of the time that, you know, the years that have passed, i never received a phone call about -- about him. i never talked to another head coach about it, never talked to anybody about it until today. i got a phone call today. i'm going to tell you who it was. i got a phone call today asking and inquiring about the situation. so i know, you know, somebody's interested. >> we'll have to wait and see. one week after roger goodell pledged to fight for players fighting for social injustice, the league says it will donate $200 million to fight systemic racism. they say the money will go towards addressing key issues like criminal justice reform and education in advancements. >>> the pga tour returning for the first time since march yesterday. the 8:46 a.m. tee time was left open. at the time, the entire field in texas stopped to stop play and they bowed their heads in a moment of silence to honor george fl

now seahawks coach pete carroll says he got a call from an nfl team about the ex-49ers quarterback.ot signing kaepernick back in 2017. >> you look back, i felt like i missed the opportunity. so as i look back at it, i wish we could have figured it out and known what we know now and given him the chance. because, you know, i would love to see him play football. >> coach, we would all love to see colin kaepernick playing football. he says he's staying in shape for that very reason. >>> also this -- the nfl is pledging $250 million over a ten-year period to battle systemic racism. that follows commissioner roger goodell's statement last week condemning racism, saying black lives matter, anthony. very important there. >> yeah. and colin kaepernick can't get those years back. there's nothing nay can do to give him these years of playing back. and as you pointed out every time we touch the nfl, niece still without a job, gayle. >> and he's still been working out, staying in shape, getting ready -- he says that he's ready to play. people say, well, he had the opportunity and that didn't wo