this is nfl star randy moss, speaking in an interview after the ceremony. randy moss: i wanted to be about the families let know that they are not alone. i am not here voicing the names on my tie. for thea big platform pro football hall of fame. there is a lot of stuff going on in our country and i want to let these families know that they are not alone. oregon, hoursnd, into the protest, police sprayed the anti-fascist with pepper spray. in washington, d.c., the metro rail system's largest union and its workers would not participate in a proposed plan to run separate trains for white supremacists of planning to attend a unite the right rally. after the rail workers union plan, they said they were no longer considering the to protect racist protesters on the anniversary of the charlottesville white prprotest. today marks the 73rd anniversary of the united states' atomic bombing of hiroshima on august 6, 1945, which killed 140,000 peopople and seriously injured another 100,000. this is the mayor of hiroshima, kazumi matsui, speaking at a commemoration ceremo

inducks, the new members to the hall include jerry kramer, brian urlach brian dawkins, lewis and randy moss moss's last chance to get a ring. >> to the raider nation and to the late mr. al davis, i want to thank you for letting me experience what the silver and black was all b. >> they want to give us the last one. i want to thank you for giving me the opportunity. your family. >> mls on paper. the last place earthquakes didn't have a chance with fc dallas. that's where they did the game. a great effort to keep the ball inbounds. sliding home for a second goal of the game. that's in three straight matches. at levi stadium. julian luigi. keeping it scoreless with a tremendous diving fingertip save. still scoreless and final seconds on the last kick. 1-0, delighting their fans at levis. they are down 4-1 in the second. in the third, all match points with the strong forehand winner to take it in three sets to make the first wta finals and her statements hope it stung because the finals of tomorrow are at 2:00 p.m. after losing the first set by taking a net game here and cooling off with the fr

i want to point out randy moss's tie..mericans who died in interactions with police to let the families know that they're not alone. and the most inspiring and moving speech was from ray lewis who spoke for more than 30 minutes.. with no notes, working the crowd and living up to his nickname the preacher.. <"i was not the biggest, strongest or fastest, but my goals were clear. my actions were are still are in service of those goals. i was a leader on the field then, i'm a leader in the community now. now, i've joined a new team and my goal is clear with this team, to lift up my brothers and sister. to inspire the leaders and this next generation to fight for love."> ( darya )the one line from ray lewis that sticks with me: "are you living every day to make this world better?" if we could all say yes to that, then it probably would be a better. ( darya ) meantime 600 miles away from canton ohio,... terrell owens was at the university of chatenooga... throwing his own party for his hall of fame induction cuz he felt insulted

randy moss? what a class! but, a lot of discussion today was about a hall of fame class member not there. let me show you the scene. roughly 600 miles south of the hall of fame, terell owens in chattanooga, tennessee received his hall of fame jacket. a huge roar among his chattanooga alumni. it was here he chose to give his induction acceptance speech. not the hallowed steps of the canton, ohio shrine. livermore. let me hear you. the world u.s. final. livermore's carter mark throwing lasers kept them off balance. had command. and then, in the fourth, collin johnston to the left field corner. this would make it a 5-1 game which was the final score. livermore, the united states champions. they are going to face korea for the world series intermediate little league title. a nationally televised 6:00 p.m. start. right there at max bayer field. >> and you know livermore is cheering them on. >> maybe nobody is going to church tomorrow. they are celebrating. >> we'll be right back! , plus the most free shows to strea

ray lewis and randy moss not seen here. here is the scene 600 miles south of the hall of fame. terrell owens in chattanooga tennessee received his hall of fame yellowjacket to a huge innovation. he chose to give his induction acceptance speech, not the hallowed top steps of the ohio canton shrine. >> it's not always a popular stance to go against the grain. however, in my heart i know this is the right thing to do. they say i am making the wrong decision. sometimes you have to do what is deemed wrong, or the wrong thing for the right reason. i love you too. but i love me more. >> reporter: that is to. tennis, that is mihaela buzrnescu.. there is a dagger of a shot right there. she will face the winner tonight of the daniel collins maria sir kari match. over to golf, justin thomas at the old bridgestone. this is how you handled the short game. from 30 feet at 12. a shot of three under 67. tiger woods, 11 shots behind him at three over three -- 73. on the prowl. women's british open in the royal saint anne's. she sings tie songs to calm herself. she should keep harmonizing. at 5

he wore number 18 because he liked randy moss. destination, the states.top, where he started the final five games of the 2016 season. then it was onto cal. and the hopes of making the team as a walk on. >> we had him come by the office to meet him. and see how interested he might be. the first year we didn't have any spots available. you can work in the video room and he was up for it. >> one of them the offense drill. >> he wasn't on the field. but it was the next best thing. >> i was looking at the players approximate how they run routes. >> his eye in the sky view gave him a perspective helping him now. in february he received the call. the wide receiver was a bear. >> it's the best of what college football it all about. it's the american dream for him. >> so many people now days look for a reason why. or excuse why. something didn't happen. or why it's not working out. you can look at him guy that's making it happen for myself. >> my goal is obviously play in a game. and i will have the team to win the powell gambowl game. i can do this. i can compete

certainly randy moss and ray and all of these guys. i love your work on real sports. it's incredible. third down and six from the 20 yard line. can the bears send us to overtime perhaps? what do you know. >> cris: what do you know. >> i teach at boston university. and getting ready to 16 days to the college launch. sending a kid off to college. >> al: and across the country to the university of washington. >> you get a plug for everybody, al. i love it. he will be in your territory. >> al: fourth down and six and they convert. that is wims making the catch. he has had a big night. that is 7 catches for 90 yards and a first and goal. >> cris: great job by bray here. he will see everybody coming on the blitz. get it out of your hands and convert it. >> al: bray surveys and throws. caught. touchdown. that is tanner gentry. he had one taken away and get it back. now an extra point away. will he go for two here is the question. >> cris: the ravens were begging for a push-off here. let's take a look. there is a little bit of a shove. they will go for two keeping the offense

randy moss..ray lewis and old packer jerry kramer we thought gave the most compelling speeches but allm were strong.. meanwhile fellow inductee terrel owens was not in canton, ohio..rather at his alma mater tennessee chatanoga wearing his yellow jacket and giving his thoughts on this ultimate honor(sot: owens) " and to my grandma ma, looking down from heaven. they say behind every great man is a great women, well i had two. my momma and my grandma ma." grandma ma." now here is owens reasoning for not being in canton,ohio this weekend. "terrell: " these writers disregard the system, the criteria, and bylaws in which guys are inducted and ultimately the true meaning of the hall of fame and what it represents. i wanted to take a stand, so the next guy coming after me will not have to go through what i and others have gone through. whether it's three years or forty five years, you should get what you rightfully earn." whether you agree with owens or not his stand did touch a nerve with the hall of fame...they were talking today about having every new inducte sign a contract

seven of them including 49er randy moss received their gold bei jackets.g the enshrinement ceremony because of his frustrations with the voting process. instead of going in on the first ballot, t.o. will host his own ceremony at his alma mater in chattanooga. >>> bobby beathart will be in canton to join the nfl's most exclusive club. the grandfather of 49ers backupo attend the enshrinement ceremony and he will be back in time for tomorrow's practice although shanahan expects his young quarterback to miss it. >>> international soccer returns to the niners home field tonight. fc milan will face barcelona in the international champions cup. it's the fourth straight year that the exhibition match will take place in levi stadium. fc barcelona will play in 2018 and ac milan will play for the champions cup in 2016. expect a lot of traffic in the area before and after the game. >>> both the giants and as will be in action tonight. san francisco will take care of the arizona diamondbacks. the as host the detroit tigers at the coliseum. first pitch is at 6:05. last

. >>> i was struck last night when i saw randy moss, as he was inducted into the nfl hall of fame in this statement. >> so you asked me about my tie. >> yes. >> we all know what's going on. you see the names on my tie. being able to use a big platform like this here in the hall of fame. >> move your hand for a second. let's see the names on that tie. okay. >> so, you know, what i wanted to be able to express with my tie is let these families know they're not alone. >> i'd like to think that in all of the years that we have marched and we have done things, and i've been involved and we've changed laws and that we changed some policies, and sometimes we have. but other times, it was as with clearwater this afternoon, to also let families know that they're not standing alone. to use your platform, whatever it may be. with randy it was an nfl superstar career. with me, as other platforms, would you even in your life, you have platforms. but everyone using their platform for a greater good. there was a man named ron dellums, a congressman, almost 20 years older than me. but he, when i was

last night former 49er randy moss received their gold jackets, terrell owens is skipping the process.tead of going ir tennessee chattanooga. >>> longtime nfl executive bobby bifford will be in canton to join the most exclusive club. he is the grandfather of 49ers backup quarterback c.j. beathered. he plans to fly back from canton in time for tomorrow's practice. although shanahan helps hexpecto miss it. >>> the arizona diamondbacks are at chase field and the a's host the detroit tigers at the coliseum and first pitch is at 6:05. they were winning their fourth straight game in dramatic fashion. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >>> good morning, everybody. the a's offense has been so prolific and powered them into the playoff picture and the last thing was to see them on the wrong end of a possible no hitter with the tigers in town, first, you want to see an athlete? he makes the catch and he brought his glove and a kid in one hand and a glove in the other. fred anderson, fourth to get through seven innings. it's victor martinez, seven scoreless and two hit

it was about police brutality, it was about what randy moss did when he listed i think 17 names of people who had been killed by police and so they know. these are intelligent young men and he's just rewriting it. >> they can define it and he knows it but to your point on have them over if they'd come, have a conversation, i don't know if the president wants to. let me read you something from jerry jones the dallas cowboys owner this is what he said in a sworn deposition that donald trump said to him about this. this is a very winning, strong issue for me. tell everybody. you can't win this one. this one lifts me. so my take away, joe, it seems to me that the president eats this up. >> oh, he loves it and, by the way, it's a distraction. it is absolutely a distraction. you would think the president of the united states with mueller breathing down his neck and down the necks of a lot of associates would be far more concerned about his upcoming interview, testimony, whatever he's going to have with the special prosecutor. the reality is, this just simply is a distraction and he's not going

was looking at randy moss wore a tie that had 12 black people on his nfl induction ceremony, 12 blacks decades and he is wearing those those as badge of honor as if police are out hunting blacks. that is the not problem. the problem is always the same in every city, whether it is baltimore, whether cleveland, detroit or any other major cities you want to name. it is power structure being led by leftist democrats who pretend to care about blacks when they don't. and the very blacks who are being oppressed by this are still voting these people in. donald trump said he would send troops into chicago to get things fixed. i hope he does that. because rahm emanuel knit going to do it. rahm emanuel said take it to the alley when a 12-year-old was shot in the streets. he told gangbangers to take it to the alley. liz: rahm emanuel was busting a move at a southside festival. that is neighborhood experience. that looks like bad optics, no? >> bad optics. if rahm emanuel, leaders in the cities depend on, they depend on the very same people that create problems in black neighborhoods. they meet wit

on saturday a group of the greatest players in nfl htory were inducted, including ray lewis, randy moss and brian urlacher. terrell owens, upset with the hall's voting procedure, declined to attend but did hold his own ceremony at hisma alma r in tennessee. >>> and dylan is here with a check of the weather. dylan, weas missed you week on your birthday week. happy alma mater ine. tennes happy belated birthday. >>> we have got some severe storms today, this time located back towards the midwest, we had some severe weather move through iowa, also southeasternnn ota, and this one moved through the great lakes area today. there's a lot of cloud to ground lightning, there' torrential downpours with this system. and there is a p sibility for some large hail and damaging winds and we can't rule out a tornado. from michigan, all the way back into wyoming, so there's 6 million people at risk for this severe weather. all of this slides to the east on monday, some of this could moveo i the d.c. area. >> we are seeing llus of sky, so big difference from what se saw yesterday, we will see bright suns

bobby beathard, robert brazile, brian urlacher, randy moss, ray lewis, jerry kramer and brian dawkins. they all took the stage saturday night for the honor while former wide receiver terrell owens became the first living player to not attend the enshrinement sker -- ceremony deciding instead to deliver a speech at his alma mater, the university of tennessee at chattanooga, where he dedicated the honor to anyone who has ever felt overlooked and misunderstood. >>> finally, a new spin on ride sharing. look at this guy in michigan. he's giving $5 rides in his horse and buggy. he calls himself the amish uber. his customers who are also part of the local amish population there say they're loving it. we should be clear just for the lawyers, this is not really uber. this gentleman, like many in the amish community, does not have a cell phone so you actually have to flag him down on the street. >> i love that. >> he says the horse is friendly and gives kisses. >> i love it, just five bucks. what a bargain. >> five bucks. >> absolutely. >> wonder how far he'll go. >> probably not around manhatt

. >> randy moss' induction into the pro football hall of fame drew quite a bit of attention for a statementde. he was supporting a tie with the names of black and brown victims of police violence. in fact, here's what he told their families. listen to this. >> so, you know, what i want to be able to express with my tie is to let the families know that they're not alone. you know, i'm not here, you know, voicing by these names on my tie at a big platform as the pro football hall of fame. there's a lot of stuff going on in our country. i just want to let these family members know that they're not alone. >> police conduct onest reasons that people are neiling. trump made this about patriotism. is there any way to get people to let people know why they're kneeling? >> it's interesting. the president was just meeting with pastors at the white house about criminal justice reform, for example. and yet, it would appear he still doesn't understand the significance of why so many of these players are utilizing the plat formdz th platforms that athletes have gone back to ali and the olympics, et ceter

. >> nfl star randy moss made a quiet but powerful statement saturday night during his induction intoing a time emblazoned with the names of black and brown victims. moss once played football with former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick, another outspoken athlete who used his platform who paid for it with his career. joining me are two men who disagree on whether the price that kaepernick paid was justified. camille foster, host of the podcast the fifth column and teray host of the teray show. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> since we've been talking about lebron playing what lebron james told our friend don lemon on monday about colin kaepernick. >> you heard what the president has said about marshawn, about stef. >> yup. >> about, you know, it seems like -- >> cap perfect zblik yekaeperni. >> yeah. >> men of color. what's up with that? >> what's up with that is all wrong, it's not up, it's down. for him to, like i said, use force to kind of divide us is something i can't -- i can't sit back and not say nothing. >> do you think he uses black athletes as a sc