i mentioned richard petty or richard childress and wanting their drivers to be fired if they dare do this. i guess, what are they trying to do? just ultimately protect the nascar brand or is it much more than that? >> well, you know, one of the differences between nascar and like football and basketball, baseball, there is no players' association or players' union or anything like that in nascar. it's -- nascar is an independently-owned operation, company. it's not one where, you know, you have, you know, a board or anything of that nature, for the most part. you know, it is independently owned and operated. and the owners are basically those that can come with their money, with their resources, and participate. now, those employees, those drivers, they have no protection. so they are employees of that racing team. and if they go against the wishes and the owners' beliefs, then they can potentially be fired and there's no recourse. so, of course, they're going to stand up and march to the beat of that person that employs them. >> that's incredible, what's happened and how this contin

nascar legend richard petty who is a team owner told the associated press that he would not expect the slightest protest of our nation's colors. if any driver or crewmember protests, they will get a ride on a greyhound bus.>>> the giants play today and all players stood in the ace took on the rangers and the catcher pressed a hand to his heart and took it knee for the second straight game. yesterday he was the first onto kneel for the nth them.>>> continuing coverage on the protests on ktvu.com and all the ways the teams protested.>>> police are warning people about a mountain lion in the berkeley hills. to hikers -- two hikers spotted one yesterday around sign post to dig. mountain lion's are active around dusk. if you see one, don't run. wave your arms over your head and throw rocks to scare the animal away.>>> a fundraising to -- drive raised more than $87,000. cell phone video of his encounter with a police officer outside of the stadium went viral. the police said he did not have a permit. he has been seen confiscating the money in as well saying he was holding it is evident -- ev

legendary driver richard petty said anybody that don't stand up for that anthem ought to be out of the. period. >> but earlier today, driver dale earnhardt jr. tweeted all americans are granted rights to peaceful protests. ♪ 'o say >> sunday, at least 28 teams, 130 players, several owners across the country joined armed arms sat or took a knee. the entire pittsburgh steelers team stayed in the locker room with the exception of ex-army ranger alejandro. villanueva. >> wouldn't you love to see one of the nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now. out. he's fired. >> after friday's speech in alabama, some of president trump's own supporters fired back. former nfl head coach, rex ryan. >> like i am pissed off, be honest with you. because i supported donald trump. calling our players, sobs and all that kind of stuff. >> that's not, not the man that i know. >> the steeler offensive lineman, who stood alone for the star spangled banner now leads the nfl in jersey sales. anthony. >>> at a popular cafeteria on chicago's predominantl

racing legend richard petty said he would fire any member of his team who protests during the national anthem. a legal analyst with "sports illustrated" says petty would likely be able to do that since nascar team members work without contracts. >>> 5:05. home cooking could not be more delicious for the eagles and their fans. >> that record-setting kick as time ran out capped the birds' comeback victory yesterday. watch and listen to this -- >> ball is spotted, the kick is away. and the kick is -- it scored! the eagles win! >> rookie kicker jake elliott booted the record 61 yarder to beat the giants at the linc. birds signed elliott two weeks ago. after the kick, his new teammates carried him off the field on their shoulders. [ wild cheering ] it sent eagles' fans into orbit in philadelphia. >> to fight to the end, to have that comeback at the end and get the drive together and kick the field goal, and the game-winning field goal, that was huge for us. >> it's a blur to me. i don't know. i just knew the ball was in the air a long time close to the upright. >> we might have come up shor

. >> that's right, team owner and former nascar champion richard petty was among those siding with presidentrump saying he would fire any driver who did not stand for the national anthem, and he suggested that no one protesting in that way doesn't belong in the country. >>> the president's son-in-law may have violated federal rules by using a private e-mail account to communicate with white house officials. jared kushner's attorney says the senior white house adviser did use a private account to send government-related messages. federal rules require that they be part of the government record. kushner's attorney says that all those messages used from the private e-mail were forwarded to kushner's white house account where they do remain on record. >>> senate republicans have added more than $14 billion to their health care bill in hopes of saving it. the bill is facing long odds ahead of this week's expected vote. senators rand paul and john mccain say they will vote against it. just one more declared no vote among the republican senators would be enough to kill this legislation. >>> and pre

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legendary driver richard petty said, "anybody that don't stand up for that anthem ought to be out of the country, period." but earlier today, driver dale earnhardt, jr., tweeted, "all americans are granted rights to peaceful protest." ♪ o say can you see on sunday, at least 28 team, more than 13 players, several owners across the country joined arm, sat, or took a knee. the entire pittsburgh steelers' team stayed in the locker room with the exception of ex-army ranger alejandro villanueva. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these n.f.l. owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, get that son of a [bleeped] off the field right now? out. he's fired. >> reporter: after friday's speech in alabama, some trump supporters fired back. >> i'm pissed off. i'm honest with you. i supported him. calling our players s.o.p .m.s and all that kind of stuff, that's not the men that i know. >> reporter: alejandro villanueva, who stood alone in the "star spangled banner," now leads the n.f.l. in jersey sales. >> mason: demarco, thanks. more reaction to the president now from dean reynolds in ch

meanwhile the president celebrated nascar, nascar team owners richard petty and richard childress toldeporters that sunday that they would fire any employee who protests during the anthem sunday morning president trump tweeted so proud of nascar and its supporters and fans they won't put up with disrespecting our country or our flag. they said it loud and clear. today nascar responded on twit ter with a statement, it read in part our respect for the national anthem has always been, a hallmark of our pre race events, thanks to the sacrifice of many we live in a country of unparalleled freedoms and countless liberties including the right to peacefully express one's opinion. >>> after some spectacular wet they are weekend, it is a hot, humid start to the week. still feels like summer. it is late september. "eyewitness news" at rittenhouse square where folks were out enjoying sunshine in their short sleeves, of course , good day to be outside meteorologist kate bilo also outside on the cbs-3 sky deck and kate, how long will we feel like it is still summer. >> a little while longer, nicole,

richard petty of nascar advocated yesterday that any activist who decries the national anthem or trieske any kind of protest should be banned from racing. that was not nascar management or an advertiser. it was a team manager and a former racing star. corporate partners, one and a quarter billion dollars. none of those court and death corporate partners so far, except under armour, have come out on any side. do they? be as quiet as a church mouse because they cannot afford to upset the fans. the fans are their customers and that is why there in the advertising business. >> does this impact the quality of the game? >> i do not think players are diminished one bit but i do think activism will spread and you will see it next in colleges and probably high schools. it is a major issue. the racial divide in the country is very significant. bibb.: thanks, porter governor.d, the utah how could the potential repeal benefit? this is bloomberg. ♪ live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york and london, i mark barton. >> this is bloomberg markets. republican senator senators were circulating

. >> richard petty was among those siding with president trump saying he would fire for any driver who not stand for the national anthem and suggested anyone protesting in that way does not belong in the country. >> and president trump meanwhile has announced a new travel ban. last night he tweeted making america safe is my number one priority. we will not admit those into our country we cannot safely vet. the new travel restrictions impact those from chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, yemen and venezuela. some of those countries face a full ban. the rules are less severe for others. but some critics say despite the addition of non-muslim countries it still impacts muslims. the through restrictions take effect mid-october. >>> the u.s. and north korea teetering toward confrontation. over the weekend. b-1 bombers and f-15 fighters took off under cover of darkness flying closer to the demilitarized zone than in decades. the president's use of rocket man in reference to kim jong un only makes a north korean attack on the u.s. more inevitable. in response, president trump twee

richard petty found -- go ahead. >> he vowed to fire anyone who refused to stand for the star spangledsident trump is respond to go that saying, so proud of nascar and its supporters and fans. they won't put up with disrespecting our country or our flag. they said it loud and clear. all drivers and crew members stood during prerace ceremonies that included a prayer and the national anthem. 6:33. we're not expecting any free speech events at uc berkeley after it was canceled but conservative milo yiannopoulos still fulfilled his promise to speak. he showed up for about 15 minutes yesterday. that cost the university about $800,000 for security. if you break that down more than $53,000 a minute. no injuries or damage reported but 11 people were arrested mostly for carrying a banned weapon. the student group sponsors the so-called free speech week canceled the event citing safety concerns. >>> an abc news/"washington post" poll shows americans support daca by a huge margin. 86% of americans support a right to residency for undocumented immigrants who arrived in the u.s. as children. presid

one of the most famous names, richard petty said if you don't stand up for national anthem you out toout of the country period. car owners richard childress says anyone on his team protests they will be on the greyhound bus. all of the drivers stood during the anthem prior to yesterday's race, in new hampshire. >>> kneeling during anthem was , has spread to major league baseball as well, saturday bruce maxwell a catcher for oakland athletics became first, major league baseball player to take a knee >>> and as immediately issued a statement of support so he says while maxwell release aid statement people think athletes should shut up, get their money and play their sport, no math other how much touchdowns we score or home runs we hit. it doesn't matter we are people. our paychecks don't silence us >>> time right now 4:48. four days after maria pounded puerto rico authorities are starting to take in the scope of the devastation. >> officials are keeping a close eye on this dam in particular because they are worried about it breaching. it had a small crack in it right there. so many peop

then you got hall of fame driver richard petty joined in saying anybody who doesn't stand up for the anthem should be out of the country period. if they don't appreciate where they're at what got them where they're at, the united states. to our political panel independent women's forum is with me and democratic strategist both here, ladies so much to talk about i hope your you're sports fans like i am. >> i am. >> cheryl: so let's talk about like nascar completely different response than most of the nfl owners gave. >> yeah, i mean it was refresh ing actually to hear from nascar that they are going to stand up for what is really important. these are two industries, two sports leagues that have tied their brand very closely to what is the american values and these american instruments the national anthem and the flag and so we've got one on the nfl side whose like you know, it's protesters and players can do whatever they want but you've got another saying no this is a symbol of the united states of unity not division and i think that was refreshing. >> cheryl: trump said "i'm so prou

come heart -- down hard against anyone who did not stand on the national anthem, which included richard pettysome statements from yesterday included this, anyone that doesn't stand up for the anthem, he said, ought to be out of the country. say that fromn to the world of nascar p we will go to kim in charleston, west virginia on the independant line. shame, i think it is a and god bless the steelers for keeping it out of the public eye . i upload them. i think that is the way it should be. feelings and you are coming before thousands and millions of people who have diverse backgrounds -- i am from an american indian background, and i do not think it is appropriate. illinois onobert in the republican line. go ahead. caller: good morning. i bought an american flag about a year ago, and i was in a hurry shopping and picked it up. it was in a stack of flags. the sleeve andon after i flew it on national holidays, and found out it was made in china. know what to do with it. i went to a different one and but one that was made from the usa and what are we supposed to do with legs that are made in chi

the owner richard petty said, quote, anybody who don't stand up for the anthem ought to be out of theountry, period. >> demarco, thanks. >>> president trump is doubling down on his opposition after the nfl protest. he tweeted last night sports fans should never condone players who do not stand proud for the "national anthem" or their country. nfl should change policy. major garrett is at the white house. major, good morning. >> good min morning. a bit of perspective. they all face congressional tests and very soon. noh flash point, and yet this weekend was all about the president's heated call to fire players who would kneel for the anth anthem. not once but twice sunday -- >> they have to respect our flag and they have the respect our country. >> reporter: president trump amplified his criticism of nfl players peace pli protesting during the "national anthem." president trump set it off friday during a rally if lieu thekt strange in alabama. >> wouldn't you love to see the nfl owners say to players who disrespect our flag, get that s.o.b.he field. he's fired. >> does that say total t

the owner richard petty said, quote, anybody that don't stand up for the anthem ought to be out of thery, period. charlie. >> marco, thanks. >>> president trump is doubling down on his position after the nfl protest. this morning he tweeted, the issue of kneeling has nothing to do with race. it is about respect for our country, flag and national anthem. nfl must respect this. major garrett is at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. a bit of perspective. tax reform and health care and budget all face congratulationsal tests and very soon. north korea is a potential flash point and yet this weekend was all about the president's heated call to fire nfl players who protest racial injustice by kneeling during the national anthem and that triggered more protest throughout the league. not once but twice on sunday -- >> they have to respect our flag and they have to respect our country. >> president trump amplified his criticism of those protesting during the national anthem. he set off the motion on saturday at a campaign rally in alabama. >> wouldn't you lover to see one of the nf

-- said protesting will "get you a ride on a greyhound bus." ( mark ) and hall of fame driver richard pettystep futher -- he said anyone who doesn't stand up for the flag should leave the country. ( mark ) and this morning after once again tweeting about the n-f-l needing to respect the flag... the president tweeted his support for nascar. mister trump tweeted: they won't put up with disrespecting our country or our flag - they said it loud and clear! (james) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. a major hot spot. bay bridge wb 80 is jammed from the maze. due to an earlier stall. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james)it's a mild start to this first full week of fall. morning temps are in the 50s and 60s under mostly clear skies. high pressure is really digging in this week, meaning unseasonably warm temperatures are on the horizon. today, inland highs will reach about 90. bay shoreline temps will peak in the low 80s. coastal communities will warm to the mid 70s. a gradual wa

-- said protesting will "get you a ride on a greyhound bus." ( mark ) and hall of fame driver richard pettyhe said anyone who doesn't stand up for the flag should leave the country. ( mark ) and this morning after once again tweeting about the n-f-l needing to respect the flag... the president tweeted his support for nascar. mister trump tweeted: they won't put up with disrespecting our country or our flag - they said it loud and clear! ( mark ) still ahead this morning... his story grabbed headlines across the country. how this little dog... abandoned at the airport... is doing now. (james) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. (mark)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot wb 92 at high rise blocking two right lanes. take wb 84 in stead. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the maze. (james)it's a mild start to this first full week of fall. morning temps are in the 50s and 60s under mostly clear skies. high pressure is really digging in this week, meaning unseasonably warm temperatures are on

richard petty and richard childress said if any of my people do not go out and stand for the nationalnt to be with my family and the team, i can't, -- the military, my service, the other men and women's service means more to me than sitting in a locker room. brian: fans were booing in new england and they were chanting stand up i believe -- they were chanting stand up in new england and they booed in buffalo. steve: my big question is what is going to change in america to justify the players all standing up again? brian: the union has got to get together with the league and just mandate it. my sense is they will take the easy way out and ban the national anthem. steve: i bet they continue to play the national anthem and the players stay out of sight. ainsley: yep. steve: you got to play the national anthem. it's so emotional. 7:12 in new york city. fox news alert. puerto rico is in crisis. people including geraldo rivera's own family running out of critical supplies after hurricane maria. he will join us live from the island next. brian: got a trained surfer got on camera. this is not

richard petty says anybody who doesn't stand up for that ought to be out of the country.all of sports, maria. maria: it really is. we've got fire reactions all morning. first, your reaction. >> i was a placekicker in college at one point in time. there is a solution for those people who have trouble with the national anthem. they can go play in the canadian football league. i think it is disgusting. the one thing if the flag. you wear it on your uniform. they have been on the back of their helmet. maria: i really got out recently saw the eight euros last week take to their knee. i don't think these kids understand what they are doing and what they are protesting. that is why i am outraged, i padded sole. that is when i feel like you need to understand what the american flag represents. dagen: i absolutely agree. i find it repugnant these individuals can't stand for the national anthem. that being said, i do back people's right to a freedom of expression and freedom of speech. what i found so hypocritical and delusional, all the left wing liberals online over the weekend c

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petty. >> shannon: the former assistant to president bush and richard fowler, good to see you both.hard, is that a fair assessment by senator graham saying we would work on something with democrats but not until they think this thing is inching across the finish line that they want to come talk to me? >> the bill is a non-starter for more than just democrats. a lot of republicans in states that expanded medicaid that will have a problem with this bill because it sort of guts that portion of the affordable care act. whether you like the affordable care act or not. the truth is for the past 7 or so years states have benefited from the medicaid expansion money. now if the cassidy-graham bill passes as is, what it means for states they'll either have to raise revenue, raise taxes, two, cut benefits to the poorest and most vulnerable citizens or three, they'll have to find some way to make up the difference to help these individuals get healthcare. that's what's problematic about this bill and why i don't think republicans will have the votes to pass it. you'll look at alaska, you'll loo