unify across but, then again, if you take a knee instead of saluting that flag or standing for the national anthem maybe calcaterra is on to something. he said this about the backlash, no let us not pretend over academic indicated and a half of it many have not learned how to be effective. it is to leverage patriotism to aid their political careers, their images or their marketability and marketability of their brands. people are using the american flag to increase their marketability.

. >> the president and first lady kicked things off with the national anthem and notice what she has he middle of the national anthem. ♪ o say can you see and put your hand up. put your -- do it. do it. you're the president. you're the president. ♪ >> there was also that moment when the easter bunny was photobombing and give rabbit ears to the person singing the national anthem. >> it was a day full of events. that is what's making news in america this morning. glad you're with us. >> stick around for "good morning america" a little later. have a great tuesday. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell p-tamala edwards, karen rogers reason meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday april 18th. tam is off. nydia han joins us. >> here's what we're following for you. >> she was the first female philadelphia firefighter to be killed in the line of duty. a new report details what led to her death more than two years after the tragedy. >> and a random killing posted to facebook leads to a nationwide manhunt. the

about some of those stories and young man named carter brewer his teammates decided to protest the national anthem by remaining inside the locker room. but carter chose to stand alone on the sidelines. and he did so as his teammates were empowered in their save space in the locker room. the young man and his father serving our great nation he was in class and his liberal teacher explained freedom of expression so the teacher tried to set an american flag on fire in the classroom. but the teacher cannot get the lighter to work so he through old glory on to the floor than one stomp on it a 16 year-old patriots rushed to the front of the classroom to snatch it off the ground to run out of the classroom so would no longer be desecrated he refuses to stand by and do nothing as a flag was desecrated i have hope it wasn't long ago that a federal judge appointed to the bench said if they

cast members from "hamilton" kick things off and sing the national anthem before the giants take on the diamondbacks. the team is off to a rough 2-5 start, fans are not worried. >> they are going to come around. it's just -- they were rocky in spring training when i watched them, but they are just getting their feet under them. they will be okay. >> reporter: you can see fans are already streaming into the stadium, and we are still two hours away from the first pitch. a spokesperson i talked to said the team is very happy to be home, and everyone's hoping that the players getting some home cooking, sleeping in their own beds help them get back on track and bring in a victory today. reporting live from san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thanks. we play well at home. >> there are kids now, 18 years at at&t, but kids now who grew up not knowing what it was like to bring a blanket to a game at candle stick park in the middle of summer. >> right. >> watching the hot dog wrappers fly through. don't you miss that? >> yeah, no. >> no, not at all. no. >> at&t park. >> weather goo

the elite list he landed on after the national anthem protest. >>> hollywood comes to san francisco. how you can live out your own lala land story here in the bay area. >>> as far as weather, let's open up the weather window and see all the sun that's developing after the rain fell during the overnight hours. temperatures couldn't be about any closer to average than they are. within a couple degrees. we'll talk about a warming trend throughout the weekend, and i'm tracking the next chance of rain next week. >>> developing news, a family wants to know why a young man was deported although he was told he could remain in the u.s. as a dreamer. the judge hearing their plea has a history of dealing with cases involving president trump. abc news reporter tells us more. >> reporter: a 23-year-old dreamer deported. his family demanding answers. juan who immigrate the illegally to the country as a young child now suing to access for records to his deportation. >> we have to file the lawsuit because we don't know what happened to him. >> reporter: a twist, the judge now hearing the case, the sa

people can view that as political and people view the national anthem at every professional and high ports and youth level where they played the national anthem. all of that can be seen as political. >> the biggest thing is when you look at a professional team and you look at the players d the important part, the most important thing for a team to be successful to win games. apart of that, you need certain k cohesiveness to exist. as an individual, kcohesiveness do not exist if you are not right within your self. i think the players are all there for the same reason. they're there to win. i don't think anyone should leaf their conscious at the aej of the stadium just because someone does not aglee wiree with their. >> do you see a different denise between some of the members not going to the white house and colin kaepernick we fused to stand for the national anthem last season? >> i don't see a difference because each of them are exercising their rights to what they believe in. although some may not agree with kaepernick, his views are crossed and able to speak his mind and the same w

the president and first lady kicked things off with the national anthem. notice what she has to do in the middle of the national anthem? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> put your hand up. do it. do it, you're the president. >> when i saw that footage i almost forgot to put my hand over my face. >> i remember when nancy reagan used to whisper to ronald raglan yes, true. >> you're always whispering to me, hey, you're on tv. >> exactly. we help each other out around here. >> work is marriage. yes. we send it out to katie. katie, we said it would be seasonably warm day. love those two words. >> definitely, especially talking mid april. the temperature actually going to end up to the mid 60s right where it should for this particular day of the year. at the moment even though the win flow turning little more northeasterly, expecting nothing but sunshine, wind really light, too, and should stay that way throughout the day too. that always hems. nice low humidity, nice comfort expected, and sunshine, you don't get much better than. >> this so we take you on out what's going on with st

episodes of "training kennedy: should major league baseball do away with american flags and "the national anthemhe lead sports writer at abc sports thinks so. he wrote, do will you keep politics out of sport, please. many point out that love of country was never suppose to be political. is he right or should he make like colin kaepernick and sit this one out. when did the flag become an offensive symbol to people? >> when did the flag come to symbolize, and i don't mean this in a condescending or judgmental way. but the flag -- even if you believe love of country has no place at a sporting event, the flag doesn't represent love of country. the flag represents the country. you don't have to love the country. you can be an america or foreigner at a sporting event. it doesn't necessarily have an emotional connotation. kennedy: if i were have iting another cub triand they had the italian flag, i would say sweet. >> you can appreciate cultural imply causing. it doesn't mean that you have to love america. kennedy: i don't expect this guy to put his hand on his heart when they play the national anthem,

people view the national anthem at every professional and collegiate and even high school sports and th level where they play the national anthem. all of that could be seen as political but i think the biggest thing is when you look at a professional team, the most important thing for a team is to win football games and as part of that you need certain cohesiveness to exist. but as an individual, that cohesiveness can exist if you are not consciously right within yourself so i don't think that it should be an issue, they are there to win and i don't think anyone should leave their conscience at the edge of the stadium just because someone else doesn't agree with their views or doesn't want to hear them speak about politics. >> and just because they are a professional athlete. >> right. >> do you see a difference, denise, between some of the patriot team members not going to the white house and colin kaepernick who refused to stand for the "national anthem" last season? >> i don't see a difference because each of them are dp exercising their right to what they believe in. as some peopl

colin cap her neck he would not nail he did nail during the national anthem on solidarity of the blackes matter movement. he is now one of time magazines most influential people. you have a purple heart and you are veteran. what you think of this. >> i think you can call someone influential and it can be for good or bad. he may be a good football player i think that is open for discussion as well but i think it brings in question whether he is a great or good american. i am a patriot. i have a big issue of this. i'm also a free-speech guy. i think he could've found a better way to do it. time magazine, they want attention. they're trying to get attention. they had named hitler on that list way back when. i still have an issue being a patriot in terms of what he did. he could've found a better way to express what is in important issue. people would agree with you. i'm to give this one to you. we have the former coach jim harbaugh changing. he refuses to stand for the national anthem. his willingness to take up position i think that is misplaced praise. i'm sorry. i find this action depl

the first lady - appearing to nudge her husband during the national anthem and remind the president to put his hand on his heart. the nudge quickly went viral. tens of thousands of runners pounded the pavement for this year's boston marathon. among them -- katherine switzer-- who has a pretty incredible story. the 70-year-old, was the first woman to officially run the race -- 50 years ago when women weren't actually allowed to. her registration as "k-v switzer" hid her gender. a race official tried to get her off the course, but her boyfriend at the time knocked him off of her, and she finished the race. yesterday -- she completed the course in four-hours, 44-minutes. just 25 minutes longer than it took her in 19-67. sweet story. a beautiful moment- as the prom queen of a texas high school - gives her crown to a classmate with down syndrome. she said -- she gave up the title because she thought it would make her classmate happier- and she deserved it more. easter might be over -- but this man's love of bunnies is year-round. he has created what he calls "bunnytown u-s-a" in new mexico.

and thank you for that wonderful rendition of the national anthem -- and then we have readers. is always reading. we have j.k. rowling. one of the favorite authors here. reese witherspoon. we have tons of people who are here just to have fun with you guys today. so the only thing that he you need to do is get ready, set and do what? crowd: go! michelle: one thing i want to do is thank all of the volunteers who helped to put this thing together. our volunteers have worked all weekend to set up this amazing event. i want to thank our staff. ellie shafer? ellie? reinstein. for putting this together -- they have done an amazing job. we are thrilled to have you here. we are going to have 30,000 people in our backyard today and we want every single one of you to have fun, too think about living a healthy life. get moving. with that, we will go over and do easter egg rolling have fun reading. we look forward to seeing all of you. have fun and thank you for being here. [applause] ♪ [indiscernible] [applause] [indiscernible]

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. >> he stood up by kneeling down for the national anthem and that's not the only reason he tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... trust safelite autoglass. for these parents, driving around was the only way to get their baby to sleep. so when their windshield got cracked... customer: we can't drive this car. tech: ...they wanted it fixed right. so they scheduled with safelite. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong, reliable bond, every time. at safelite, we stand behind our work. bye, bye. because the ones you love, sit behind it. (parents whisper jingle) safelite repair, safelite replace. >>> after cancelling conservative commentator ann coulter's speech thursday now they reverse it today. >> coulter isn't buying with the university is selling. >> kate larsen has more now from berkeley. >> this university and i have an unwaving commitment to the first amendment of the constitution. >> reporter: today the chancellor defend the university's focus on free speech after cancelling and rescheduling an ann coulter speak engagement over specific security threats aimed at

did you see the first lady nudge the president during the national anthem? say, can you see. >> tweeted one viewer, is it just me or did he seem to have a problem finding his heart. >> the president whistled the start of several easter egg races. he signed hats and tossed them. this one retrieved by its owner, a girl writing cards to soldiers seemed thrilled to find herself next to the first lady who rewarded her with a hug. one audience member acted like a party animal. >> she's more boring than i am. >> at least she didn't try pulling the easter rabbits ears. ears of the bunny have a funny way of gets around. around the head of the gunnery sergeant who sang the national anthem, around the head of the president. wrap your head around this. cnn new york. >> she has quite the eye. >> that is great. >> and it was nice of me lan yeah. spouse points there. >> a little nudge. sometimes i have to do that to you during the show. time for cnn news room. >> i feel you. >> everyone needs a wing man. all right, guys. lots of news. let's get right to it. a man hunt goes

of course, we do the national anthem occasionally at sports events, but this was a very, very importantvent in america to take place after 2001, and, as you know, i sang 2001 my own song "god bless the usa" at yankee stadium twice, and then for the fourth game of the world series. but beyond that, this nascar event was highly-charged because this was the first event that america would see on television. and so we were live, i guess on tnn, and as the track had had cleared and the drivers were introduced, we've got 250,000 people at the track but how many billion watching on television? and it is a little bit intimidating, but i wanted to live the moment as an american as well because this was -- this is cool for us, to finally live the american way of life again. >> can you think of any other major musical moments in this country, you know, when people really rallied behind a song or a moment? >> well, of course, many times history's defined by war, and there's been many moments in my life when war has been an important part of our fiber. the years i was in nevada and lived there during

. >> he stood up by kneeling down for the national anthem and that's not the only reason he ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugare outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. >>> after cancelling conservative commentator ann coulter's speech thursday now they reverse it today. >> coulter isn't buying with the university is selling. >> kate larsen has more now from berkeley. >> this university and i have an unwaving commitment to the first amendment of the constitution. >> reporter: today the chancellor defend the university's focus on free speech after cancelling and rescheduling an ann coulter speak engagement over specific security threats aimed at next thursday's events. >> ms. colder's announcement that she intends to come without regard to the fact that we do not have a protectable venue on that date is of grave concern. >> reporter: police say they are working to improve their response to controversial events after an appearance was cancelled in february amid a violent protest on campus. >> often times you d

>> before we say good night, carrie underwood surprised predator fans last night by singing the national anthemfree. ♪ >> carrie couldn't be more excited. >> i love that she traded in the couture dresses to sport mike's number 12 jersey. how cute. ♪ and the home of the brave -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, "dancing" does disney. but the night wasn't so magical for a certain housewife. >> erika and gleb. >> as peta gives us the details of maks' ballroom return. >> i think he took off the right amount of teem. >> then, it's the royal monster mash-up nobody saw coming. >> hello, prince william. >> hello, lady gaga. >> why the two icons are teaming up today. >> we are not hiding anymore. we're starting to talk. >> and number three, which one of oprah's castmates stunned her with a swear? >> no one really said that to me in real life. >> [ bleep ] up. >> yeah. >> your "insider" bonus. >> if i see oprah, i'm probably going to break down crying. >> prince's ex-wife meyte garcia opens up on their famous oprah interv

mike: to have those guys with medals around their next and the national anthem being played, there isothing better than that. david: what are the most important lessons of leadership? mike: at west point, i learned that failure was never a destination. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? coach k, thank you for taking time to be with us. mike: you're welcome. david: i call you coach k, but your last name is krzyzewski. when you were growing up, wind did you learn how to spell that name? mike: you know, it took me a while to learn how to pronounce it. we lived in chicago on the north side. my dad was from the south side. during christmas, we would visit relatives, and my uncle joe, who was a chicago police man

>> before we say good night, carrie underwood surprised predator fans last night by singing the national anthemof the free. ♪ >> carrie couldn't be more couture dresses to sport mike's number 12 jersey. how cute. ♪ and the home of the brave -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com (bird cawing) (brakes squealing) (distant sirens wailing) oh, come on. come on. (motorcycle engine revving) come on. (distant sirens wailing) (panting) oh. (sirens wailing)

the first lady nudged the president during the national anthem. ♪ okay say can you see ♪ by the dawn's to have a problem finding his heart. and the whittstle, starting several easter egg races, while a girl writing cards to the soldiers, seemed pleased to find herself next to the first lady. but when melania read a book called "party animals" one animal acted like one. >> reporter: at least she didn't try pulling the easter rabbits ears, the ear have a funny way of getting around, around the head of the gunnery sergeant who sang the national anthem, around the head of the president. wrap your head around this. jeanne mos, cnn, new york. >> all right, thanks so much for joining us, don't forget, you can watch "out front" any time any where, just go to cnn go. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us, two stories dominate the news tonight, only one of them involves the threat of nuclear war, it's been that kind of day. the other story is an urgent man hunt, this man, steve stephens, shown on facebook taking his own life. tonight on 360, members of his family speak out. and i have to sa

in eastern europe, but nudge our american born president to put your hand at the heart for the national anthemtap there. >> just a little subtle hint there. remind me of nancy reagan and ronald reagan. way back then. we are >>> this morning on "world news now" -- growing concern over north korea. >> the rogue nation ambassador to the u.n. saying nuclear war could break out at any moment. as president trump warns kim jung un to behave. but are the latest provocations from the north standard fare or is time running out as more missile tests promised. abc's martha raddatz has the latest from the korean ma nins la. >> the reward and dragnet widening. the accused facebook killer on the fbi's ten most wanted list. where does the search stand right now? >> the hard landing of a blackhawk helicopter turns deadly. investigators trying to figure out why a military training mission went wrong after the chopper suddenly went down. details are ahead. >> and, as more states look to legalize marijuana, more and more adults are coming out of the

and of the national anthem will be performed by the cast of "hamilton". any other surprises? fans to arrive by 1:00 and we have the famous painter david who will create a work of art on the field. and we have the cast of "hamilton" singing the national anthem, and we have a few other attributes and surprises for first pitch that we will not reveal but we are asking fans to get her early. we are excited about the season. sometimes we get turned back so definitely go to the website and see what tickets are available. we have some great promotions all week. >> the gates open here at at&t park at 11:00 this morning. it is going to be a fantastic day already starting to warm up here and getting things already for the first game in san francisco. it should be good and i don't know, gasia, do you want this blanket? >> yes i do. >> reporter: absolutely. >> looking good. alex savidge, thank you. >>> san francisco is adding service for the giants game and also for all of the home game expect in addition to the subway lines there will be metro ballpark shuttles. the extra service will s

he disrespect the every man, woman who ever served. disrespecting our national anthemgrace to the american people. in a profile piece for time, former 49ers coach jim harbaugh wrote, his willingness to take a position at personal cost is now part of our american story. how lucky for us all and for our country to have among our citizens someone as remarkable as colin kaepernick. last fall keep pledged to donate a total of $1 million to nonprofit organizations across the country. so far he's met about 60% of that goal. among the recipients, silicon valley de bug in san jose. >> he is the real deal. and regards to what opinion people may have of him and his politics, you have to say that he is authentic and he is sincere in his beliefs. >> reporter: keep alaepernick a launched self empowerment and instruction on how to properly interact with law enforcement in various scenarios. he remains unsigned after cutting ties with the 49ers. in san francisco, chris nguyen abc 7 news. >> and a lot of nfl people believe that though it took courage to take that stand, it may cost col

nudge about this already, we have some more footage now what he seemingly forgot to do during the national anthems hand over his heart, yesterday afternoon but is there something new about the egg roll, that could crack the case, wide opened. >> crack, egg. >> see what you did there. >> i got a dozen of them. >> good day, it is april 18th, 2017. >> it is tax day. >> it is one of those days. >> tax day indeed. >> are you good to go. >> no, i'm fine. nothing bothers me anymore. >> about your taxes. >> no, i'm on extension, but it doesn't about on the mere. >> no worries. >> i dit last year, why not do it this year. >> tradition continues. >> listen, just go outside, wear your shade, have a couple animal crackers, you will have a beautiful day, plenty of sun , bus stop buddy is ready, kid hoff off last week, some kid who didn't have off last week have off this week. so whatever, just enjoy today because, every day after this there is at lee a chance of rain, in the forecast, 51 degrees, 9 miles an hour breezes, they are chillier then yesterday, 48 in trenton. lancaster has 47. we will go up to hazel

one of the stars of "hamilton" will sing the national anthem and the cheers come when the ump shouts,y ball! nbc7 news. >>> warriors are cooking up tasty partnerships for their san francisco arena. the team showed off some of the feed told at the venue. think local favorites, chicken sandwiches from big sale betty and taco from taco delicious. and hot dog bills that sells exclusively will also have a stand at the chase center. >> i think we'll have the ability to keep the product the same way, the ability to still have the same product we sold for the last 67 years. >> the warriors will also create big nate's barbecue. that was a business operated by warrior's nate thurman with is original recipes. >> your accuweather forecast. >> a nice start to your monday, all change ing this week. a few clouds passing to our north. a look at what's coming, chances of rain increasing through the work week and into sunday. get ready for not one but two storms. until then, soak up the sun looking at santa cruz beach boardwalk, beautiful day to take the kids. 62 in san francisco and 72 in oakland. a l

>> before we say good night, carrie underwood surprised predator fans last night by singing the national anthemnd of the ♪ >> carrie couldn't be more excited. >> i love that she traded in the couture dresses to sport mike's number 12 jersey. how cute. ♪ and the home of the brave -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com senior whose family remembered him as a beautiful, beautiful soul. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back.

-- >>> before we say good night, carrie underwood surprised last night in nashville singing the national anthemoff game. ♪ over the land of the free >> it probably brought them good luck because the predators won the game and carrie couldn't be more excited. >> i just love that she traded in those couture dresses to sport mike's number 12 jersey, cute. ♪ and the home of the brave now at eight ... a north bay community on edge after two preteen girls reported that a man showed them pornographic pictures.whooshthree dead in fresno ... the shocking reason the gunman gave for choosing his targets."all the shootings that occurred today were random whooshan intense two day manhunt ends with the suicide of the facebook killer.how a craving for chicken nuggets led to his death.whooshand in the east bay, an eleven year old boy disappears after school.the story just took a different turn.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve) tonight... a killing spree in fresno has ended... but not before four people are dead in downtown fresno. thank you joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moor

i think my favorite moment of the white house easter celebration was when they played the national anthemly, and watch melania trump remind donald he's the president. ( singing star bangled banner ) ( applause ) you can see melania is, like, come on, donald, it's easy! just put your hand where the human heart is supposed to be! ( applause ) it was actually a really fun day at the white house, you know. donald trump signed an easter card, which, for some reason, he did exactly the same way he signs executive orders. ( laughter ) he saw this, which i guess means he didn't read it and a federal judge struck it down. but of course the white house didn't forget the true meaning of easter, the miraculous resurrection of kellyanne conway. this clip was supposed to be one of her shining moments but because to have the music it had a completely different feel. >> we'll talk about the easter egg roll and meet her family in a few minutes. first, news of the day, north korea. kim jong un launched a missile ( "looney tunes" music ) >> the vice president made very clear the administration would like pe

mike: toave thguys with medals around their next and the national anthem being played, there is nothinghat. david: what are the most important lessons of leadership? mike: at west point, i learned that failure was never a destination. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, pe

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. >> we've got the national anthem being warmed up behind us. it's not the official one, so we don't want to be disrespectful to the national anthem, but we will continue. what are you looking forward to the most about this opportunity to get back in the game and in the forefront of the game? >> simple and easy, getting back with the oakland a's obviously in any capacity, and this is a great capacity right now. showing my experience of 17 years as a major league player can help that organization and give an insight to fans out there what baseball is like nowadays. >> do you still get excited on opening day? i think all of us are going the field looks great. it's a fresh start. do you still get that little twinge when you come out here? >> i'm probably more nervous than the players, believe it or not. because this is something new to me. it's going to be exciting. i'm looking to 2017 oakland a's. >> we look forward to hearing your analysis of the game. it's great to see you back. one final thing. when you think back to those teams you guys went to

watch as the national anthem begins and then her discreet nudge to her husband. ♪ that was right thereight imagine, the clip of that moment has repeated all day into tonight. it was instantly politicized, of course as our slovenian born first lady delivering a subtle reminder to her husband the american president and commander in chief of all u.s. military forces to place hand over heart during the star spangled banner. we'll go out on that note that is our broadcast for tonight. we start off a new week. thank you for being here with us. good night from new york. >> "all in" starts right now. >> now, for the first time in over four years, the president is poised to keep his taxes a secret from the american public.

thursday he throughout the first pitch as his school celebrated autism awareness and he sang the national anthem. >> ♪ oh say can you see >> halfway through the game i finally found him. >> don't tell me. i know exactly who you are. >> yes. >> you're the king. >> yes, i'm the homecoming king. >> penn aka the king has become celebrity around school. >> these are mow baseball friends. >> he also has autism. the whole school supported this and i think it was great. >> teachers love hill. >> i'm going to cry because he is the most awesome width kid in the whole world. >> more than being popular he wants to educate others about autism. >> i'm so grateful because i love communicating with people w i was three i didn't talk and you know now today i just talk and talk and talk. i can stop. there's no button to stop me. >> reporter: we don't want him to stop talking. he's so mazing today at the game ben handed out autism awareness opinions and he also hands them at out different places around town, lucy. >> that is fabulous. shawnette wilson thank you so much. little south jersey house with a big heart h

[applause] >> [speaking french] >> to sing the national anthem, the youth choir. ♪ oh canada ♪ our home native land ♪ our true patriot love all by sons command ♪ with glowing hearts we see the rise ♪ the true north strong and free ♪ from far and wide ♪ god keep our land glorious and free ♪ oh canada ♪ we stand on guard for thee ♪ oh canada ♪ we stand on guard for thee ♪ [applause] [speaking french] >> as the father of a what-year-old girl i look forward to bragging i was once able to say the words malala, it would be on her for you to come to the podium. >> thank you so much to prime minister trudeau, people of canada, for this incredible honor. i am honored to be given this honor of honorary citizenship of canada and i accept it as a citizen of pakistan. it is not just honorary citizenship of canada but also i warmly accept it and want to thank canada for education, humanity, refugees and standing up for women's rights. to meet you all, two examples of what it means to stand up for humanity and i am hopeful you will inspire many more countries, to follow your footsteps and i am hopeful

kent kalas son of harry sang the national anthem. bryce harper goes yard. als take early two to nothing lead. fast forward to the third rough out or vinnie velasquez winter weather advisory. gives a bomb to daniel murphy. murphy dialed in already this season. phillies trail four to nothing. and to the fifth inning, former phillie you're not going to like this one jayson werth homers to left. everybody is going yard. tough one for the phillies but check this out battling back. they now trail seven-four currently in the eighth inning. even though it's baseball season, the eagles made some headlines yesterday by making a trade with the baltimore ravens for defensive tackle timmy jurnigan that's a new face added to the eagles roster. revisit something old faces we caught up with safety malcolm jenkins and asked him if he still remains in contact with the guys who left the nest this off season. >> when you create bonds with guys, they don't -- they don't end based on the jersey color that they wear. so, you know, we'll still hang out with connor in the off season

>> notice what she has to do in the middle of the national anthem. put your hand up. it. do it, you are the president. you are the president. >> that was kind of an endearing moment though. >> it was. it was. we don't see a lot of that. that was good. >> yes, absolutely. that's the news for this half-hour. earth day tomorrow. celebrate as you would. >> right. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. ht. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight. arkansas' first execution in over a decade putting him to death after all his appeals were exhausted. the legal battles over plans for more raging on. >>> also breaking overnight raids in paris as the investigation of a deadly shooting rampage gets under way. isis claiming responsibility. the attack coming just days ahead of france's election. >>> happening today family reunion bringing together a teenager kidnapped and taken on a cross-country odyssey. the small cabin she was found and we'll hear from the man who called 9

looks like a gentle nudge apparently reminding him to place his hand over his heart as the national anthem is being played. it happened yesterday again at the annual it was the first hosted by the trumps. >>> from a good wife to a good husband, the internet is loving this picture of the former president spotted taking photos of former first lady michelle obama. it was on a boat near french polynesian island. people are applauding the former commander-in-chief for being his wife's number one fan and instagram photographer. >>> weather not too bad in that picture from the polynesian island. but -- >> oh no it's not. >> we can't get there but the weather is not bad here. >> it's not. today. but not the rest of the week necessarily. we're going to have really weather whiplash coming up. >> i like that. whiplash. >> we've got ups and downs and more ups and more downs and the grass and everything certainly enjoying the rain we saw yesterday. we've got some beautiful pansy flowers showing up on the weather terrace. and the pollen levels today, ever so slightly less than where they were before the

put a heightened focus on social inequality and activism this year...by refusing to stand for the national anthemzine features a response from his former head coach jim harbaugh...who said kaepernick 'quote boldly and courgageously perceived inequalities in our social- justice system.' harbaugh also went on to say 'how lucky for us all and for our country to have among our citizens someone as remarkable as colin kaepernick.' kaepernick has since said that hell be standing during the anthem next season, that is if he lands on a team. he currently remains a free agent. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. high pressure building off the coast will bring a warming and drying trend to the bay area and monterey bay region through friday. temperatures will slightly cool over the weekend although dry conditions will continue. (grant) coming up, a round up coming up, (grant) continue. (grant) coming up, a round up of how other t-v hosts are taking shots at bill o'reilly. plus how much money...the fired host is being paid to go away.. hey allergy muddlers are

watch as the national anthem begins and then her discrete nudge to her husband. ♪ o say can you see >ip of that moment has repeated all day into tonight. it was instantly criticized. our slovenian born first lady had to remind her husband to place hand over heart during the star spangled banner. >> thank you for being here with us. good night from new york. >>> thank you at home for tuning in this hour. rachel will be in tomorrow. tax day is tomorrow. the 18th usually april 15th, but this year it fell on a saturday. thousands turned out in marches in cities including chicago, sacramento, atlanta, d.c., new york and west palm beach near the president's private mar-a-lago club. they were for the most part peaceful. violence did break out in berkeley, california, where 21 people were arrested as protesters clashed with hundreds of trump supporters. but on the whole they were peaceful. they were also well attended. maybe not the largest marches ever, but a clear demonstrations

. ♪ oh, say can you see >> reporter: cast members from "hamilton" sang the national anthem. e red, white and blue confetti rained down from above. and after a giants win, all is well in the local baseball universe. >> hope springs eternal? >> i hope so. >> reporter: which makes it official. at at&t park, wayne friedman, san francisco, abc7 news. >>> mike schuman joins us from the at&t park. >> reporter: what a day it was, you got to win your home opener, and the giants did just that with a 4-1 victory over the d-backs, but a scare went throughout the ballpark. buster posy at the plate with two out, and you could hear taiwan walker's pitch hit him in the head four blocks down the road. he sat down, did not move. the trainer came out. bruce bow chi came out and they decided to take him out of the game. we talked with bruce bocci to see what was wrong with buster. >> he was hit in the head and he's a catcher, so now he's even more at risk and if he's catching and takes a foul tip, that puts him even at more risk, so we didn't want to risk that so that's why he came out. >> talki

. ♪ oh, say can you see >> reporter: cast members from "hamilton" sang the national anthem. e red, white and blue confetti rained down from above. and after a giants win, all is well in the local baseball universe. >> hope springs eternal? >> i hope so. >> reporter: which makes it official. at at&t park, wayne friedman, san francisco, abc7 news. >>> mike schuman joins us from the at&t park. >> reporter: what a day it was, you got to win your home opener, and the giants did just that with a 4-1 victory over the d-backs, but a scare went throughout the ballpark. buster posy at the plate with two out, and you could hear taiwan walker's pitch hit him in the head four blocks down the road. he sat down, did not move. the trainer came out. bruce bow chi came out and they decided to take him out of the game. we talked with bruce bocci to see what was wrong with buster. >> he was hit in the head and he's a catcher, so now he's even more at risk and if he's catching and takes a foul tip, that puts him even at more risk, so we didn't want to risk that so that's why he came out. >> talki

now present to malala the canadian peace flag. [ applause ] [ speaking in french ] to sing the national anthem, here is the ottawa national youth choir. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >>. [ speaking in french ] >> as the father of a girl, it's an honor for me to say, malala, we would be honored to have you come to the podium to say a few words. >> thank you so much to prime minister trudeau, people of canada, for this incredible honor. i'm honored to be given this honor of the honorary citizenship of canada. and i accept it as a proud citizen of pakistan and as a proud peshtun. it is also being canada's friend and i warmly accept it. i want to thank canada for girls education, for refugees, and for standing up for women's rights and for peace. and i'm really excited to be here, to meet you all. and you are a true example to the world of what it means to stand up for humanity. and i'm hopeful that you will inspire many more countries and many more leaders to follow your footsteps. and i am hopeful that together, through our work, we can ensure that every girl can get quality education. that is my mission.