the will he, won't he with antonio brown is resolved. he won't. the star wide receiver instead is joining the defending championships. bob redell is live outside the coliseum to explain how a.b. said see ya and what we can expect for the weekend. were >> reporter: his whole six-month tenure with the raiders, antonio brown's tenure was bizarre and came to a strange end saturday morning, when brown posted on social media that he wanted the raiders to release him and they obliged. >> look at adam schefter -- oh! >> reporter: that was brown's reaction to the news that he was released you can see he posted this video he posted online. within hours of that, the new england patriots signed brown to a one-year deal worth $15 million plus a $9 million signing bonus, this taps a tumultuous time with the raiders, started with an unusual foot injury that sidelined brown at the start of training camp. and then he had a fight with the nfl over his helmet, fined for missing a practice and walk-through and fined again for getting into an argument with the raiders

. >>> anton i don't brown, will he ever play a -- antonio brown, will he ever play a down for the raids are? that is next. >> before we get to the sports highlights, take a live look at downtown san jose on this friday morning. low 60s in san jose right now. ♪ well well well, what have we here? a magical place...that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls...and cars in disguise. spook-tacular experiencesl now... halloween th in disneyland and disney california adventure parks!... ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >> east shore freeway at powell street, all lanes blocked. use surface treats or you might try bart if you are headed into san francisco. >>> when the raider traded to antonio brown back in march, i had a pittsburgh sports anchor on on game day and wow did he have brown pegged y as time go on, he doesn't get what he wants, he pouts and complain and he

>>> the nfl superstar accused of rape by his former trainer, antonio brown on the practice field for the first time in a patriots uniform how his new team and coach bill belichick are responding >>> also tonight, my powerful interview with a 9/11 first responder. >> what are the doctors telling you? >> i'm not curable they told me that in the beginning. i'm not curable. i'm living on borrowed time. >> tens of thousands battling illness as our nation marks 18 years since the attacks. >>> our nbc news exclusive, the two army sisters who just made history at the top of the ranks. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone the trump administration tonight reacting to a growing health crisis and a popularity of vaping among underaged young people is moving to ban the sale of flavored e-cigarette products there have been 496 cases of vaping-related lung disease jumping overnight to a total of 42 stes, and six deaths reported the fda planned to go after flavored vaping pods announced in the oval office today our anne thompson has the latest on the v

he did a series on john brown's raid. took one of the prints from that series in which jacob lawrence uses bold colors and geometrically simplified forms to express the interracial alliance of john brown's army. he was one of five black men who fought beside the white allies and it shows the interracial army. there looking over the arsenal at harpers ferry. presumably looking at the state and federal militia who are amassed to put down that particular raid. >> we just wrapped up our tour of the first two chronological sections of the exhibition that explored the colonial period through the civil war. the period in which slavery was established. up to the moment when it was abolished with the civil war. and the proslavery america. up to the present day. >>> this was the first of a two- part tour. on 400 years of african- american history. you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website, www.c- span.org/history . >>> this weekend, saturday at 8 pm eastern on lectures and history, the califor

brown will likely not play for another team. i want to say that his career is over but it is definitely put on hold. >> a very messy situation. >>> we now go to len ramirez to talk about the legal issues that antonio brown could face? >> reporter: two series of legal issues emerge they were serious enough that the patriots let him go. one day after he caught a touchdown pass the former trainer spent a marathon session detailing the sexual assault from 2018. >> was an opportunity for this woman to explain to the nfl what happened to her. >> reporter: a former prosecutor and legal analyst said it's no coincidence that the patriots released brown days after the meeting. >> they were convinced that the claims had merit and that they had to take action. >> reporter: they said that another witness alleges intimidation. woman reportedly took it is a threat. >> you have investigation regarding intimidation. fans say it's time for him to step away and take care of his personal and legal problems. as a raider fan what you think about this

impact, scoring a touchdown, helping lead his new team to victory. >> caught by brown! touchdown, new england. >> reporter: celebrating on the field, but after the game, brown refusing to comment about the allegations that have dogged him for days. accused by his former fitness trainer britney taylor of sexual assault in a civil lawsuit. brown has denied the s, poshis i on sociaa. >> no matter what they say, no matter what they hate, somebody's still got to go to work. >> reporter: abc news has learned that taylor will meet with nfl investigators tomorrow. representatives for brown and taylor have been discussing a settlement offer for months. a source telling abc news brown refused to sign a more than $2 million agreement with taylor just days before the lawsuit was filed. as the nfl condus investigation, brown wasn't placed on the commissioner's exempt list, the equivalent of paid leave, because there is no criminal investigation into the allegations. patriots head coach bill belichick sticking to football after the win. >> a lot of things we can work on. but good to

brown has been accused of sexual misconduct by two women. vladimir duthiers on what the patriots are saying. >> reporter: antonio brown's release came less than a week after making his on-the-field debut. in a statement, the patriots said, "we feel that it is best to move in a different direction at this time." the patriots signed the controversial wide receiver to a multi-million-dollar contract two weeks ago. the next day, his former trainer, 28-year-old britney taylor, filed a civil suit alleging he sexually assaulted her three times, including a violent rape at his miami home last year. taylor sat down with n.f.l. investigators on monday for 10 hours. cbs sports writer will brinson: >> with a $5 million signing bonus due on monday, september 23, it made sense for the patriots, given the headache he was providing off the field, to move on at this point. >> reporter: another woman who told "sports illustrated" that the star wide receiver made unwanted sexual advances at her in 2017 after he hired her to paint a mural in his house. after th

>>when brown is no longer greater, but the fallout and drama continues mark carbonneau say up for bay area sports night with some be talk coming up. and a weak cold front headed to the bay area, clouds out there right now could we see a couple rain drops tonight, we'll talk about that a few minutes. >>and cloud for now streaming live local news 24 hours a day if you haven't tried kron on yet, here's what you miss it. the ross fall fashion event has all the looks for way less... check this out! that's yes for less. get the brands you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at the ross fall fashion event. on now. and you get first dibs on that brand... ...at that price? that's yes for less. seriously, get the fall brands and styles you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. >>a lot to talk about in the sports world starting with the raiders. >>as mark carpenter kate rooney join us from the set of bayer a sports 9 you too. the clock is now ticking for this big raiders game hot. >>that's right. we are counting down the minutes to the big r

. >>> the new headline tonight about patriots star antonio brown. will he play? >>> the homeowner and his friend who was looking at google earth. discovering there was a car sitting at the bottom of the lake behind the house. tonight, what authorities have discovered in the car. >>> major health news. a possible first of its kind treatment for children with peanut allergies. >>> and the heartburn medication under the microscope tonight. concern over a possible cancer-causing chemical in zantac. >>> and "made in america" is back. can you guess what we brought back with us from texas? >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this friday night. we're just back from houston. 14 million watching the debate last night. we'll have the fallout in just a moment. >>> but first, felicity huffman sentenced to 14 days in prison. she had pleaded guilty after paying a proctor to correct her daughter's s.a.t. score. a tearful apology in court today. she had asked for probation, but the judge sentenced her to prison time and explained why. here's eva pilgrim. >> report

like supervisor brown, i was also living in a van, a v.w. van. i ran out of money on my last quarter over at cal and so it was an experience and i never considered myself homeless. i had a van. i joined supervisor brown in having similar experiences and i know that many of the people that will are in these vehicles are probably very similar situations. i see no one else on the roster so can we take this same house same call. without objection, this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. madam clerk, now can we go back to our special order 230, special accommodations item. >> clerk: yes. there:30 from supervisor mandelman and another for supervisor ronen. > >> supervisor yee: please share your accommodations. >> thank you, president yee. sophie, i want t you want to co? this is exciting. today we get to honor resident sophie constanteneau. sew fee is a bay area native and lived in san francisco for 30 years. after studying film and humanities, she began her filmmaking career. as a dock tar yan, she's focused on the intersection of story

with brown threatening him. >>> antonio brown is not in the building today.>> reporter: the team did their best to deflect attention away and the star receiver. >>> i'm not going to get into all of this. if you want to ask about the raiders. i've been talking about the same guy every day. >>> i don't know anything about it.>>> i think he is a good guy. i'm frustrated. i'm not going to say anymore about it. i hope it works out.>> reporter: john gruden did say a decision on his status for monday nights game would come later on today. that decision could spill over into saturday when the team goes to denver. one thing is for sure. this team the raiders are going to move on with or without him. this season. to date they have not paid him a dime of his new contract that he signed a handful of months ago.>>> meanwhile a former raiders player among nine people arrested in an alleged crime ring. nfl free-agent isaiah langley was arrested in illinois. is expected to be brought back to alameda county for his arraignment. langley is from pleasanton. signed by the raiders in june but was cut fro

brown's former trainer brett lee and brittany taylor, she's accusing brown of sexually assaulting her on 3 separate occasions in 2017 2018. and woman claims that brown forcibly raped her at one point through statement from his attorney brown has denied all allegations and says any sexually contact was consensual brown's lawyers are also suggesting that the allegations are a quote money grab brown's new team, the patriots released a statement saying that they take the allegations seriously and will have no further comment while the league investigates. lynch is bringing a new professional team to oakland. let us now the cold her of an indoor football team call oakland panthers so the team is likely to begin its first season in oakland in the month of march. lynch and the indoor football league says that they hope to the panthers will fill the gap being left by the raiders and the warriors. >>this opportunity gives us something that to rally around and as a as a community. >>amily friendly entertainment, a affordable price for the family to enjoy. that's what we pride ourselves on here

brown's accuser has continually posted photographs of mr. brown on her social media in an effort to financially benefit from his celebrity. mr. brown whose hard work and dedication to his craft has allowed him to rise to the top of his profession, refuses to be the victim of what he believes to be a y it is not clear if the accusations were reported to the police also worth noting these incidents allegedly happened when brown was a member of the pittsburgh steelers. it is unknown what kind of information was made available to them. the raiders or patriots. his current team and tonight, the patriots released a statement saying they take the allegations very seriously and will have no further comment. well the leak investigate can catherine back to you all right mark, thank you very much we first told you about the accusation against antonio brown through a push alert to be the first to hear updates on this developing story and all breaking news download the kron 4 news app today. >>and breaking news to tell you about tonight richmond's embatt

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>> reporter: antonio brown out of a job but on the offensive. accused to rain, he took to twitter to announce he done with the nfl and targeted former teammates, the league and patriots owner robert kraft, saying patriots fans threatened a "sports illustrated" writer for revealing a second sexual harassment claim against him commenting "system working effectively, will not be playing in the nfl anymore, these owners can cancel deals, do what they want any time. we'll see if the nfl players association will hold them responsible. he mentioned ben roethlisberger's case over rain allegations that settled out of cou court. the patriots released the wide receiver during an ongoing nfl investigation. on espn, >> when the new england patriots say good-bye to you, that's a kiss of death. >> on monday the nfl spent ten hours interviewing brown's accuser, britt any tney taylor, former trainer who says he raped her on multiple occasions. brown says he'll sue the league for the millions he hasn't been paid due to being cut before pay day. >> meanwhile, a wi

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what the beep is about this time . >> reporter: the antonio brown saga drives on. this time is not about the helmet. the oakland raiders impose nearly $54,000 in fines against him for not taking part in team activities. this is the instagram post that is raised some eyebrows. antonio brown posting a letter from the general manager informing the wide receiver of a fine for missing a walk- through practice. this is on top of a $40,000 fine imposed earlier for brown missing part of training camp. today's post comes with a personal message. when your own team want to hate but there is no stopping me now. everyone got a pay this year. >> he may be cranky but he will pay it. >> reporter: highly regarded columnist and sport talk radio host said he rolled his eyes when he saw the instagram post. it was a lively topic this afternoon. but he feels the drama will be forgiven as long as the highest- paid wide receiver in the nfl performs. >> tell me how many balls he catches on sunday or monday. tolerance goes a long way. >> he is worth the trouble if he plays up to his expect

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brown for sexual assault. brown and his reputation have denied all the allegations against him and he's not charged you've got any crime. the nfl had already looked into his conduct, telling cnn they're still ongoing and brown may be, quote, subject to discipline if the investigation finds he violated the law or league policies. now, this may not be the last we hear from brown. his agent said he's already looking forward to his next opportunity to play and he hopes to play soon. victor, christi, we'll see how this seemingly never-ending saga unfolds. >> it's been going on for a while. coy, thank you so much. >>> so this morning one of jeffrey epstein's many accusers ha revealed son new details about her alleged sexual abuse by britain's prince andrew. >> her name is virgin rah giuffre, and she said she was forced to have sex you've got the prince when she wasn't just 17 years old. court documents indicate that epstein kept her as a teenage sex slave. last night giuffre repeated her claims about prince andrew.

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but brown's future is up in the air. he has denied the allegations, but this week, brittany taylor, the former trainer accusing him in a civil lawsuit, will meet with nfl officials to give her side the story. cnn sports correspondent andy scholes is at the game covering this. andy, how much of a cloud over the game are those allegations? >> reporter: well, you know, fred, all eyes were on antonio brown coming into this game here with the patriots and the dolphins. the question was if he was going to play in this one, how much of a role would he play for the new england patriots. we found out pretty quickly a pretty big one. the browns were able to practice with the patriots despite that civil action that came out this week. brady finding brown three times on the opening drive and the second quarter they hooked up with their first touchdown together with brown jumping up in the stands and celebrating with some patriots fans. so far so good for antonio brown, the football player on the field with the patriots. they're goin

the city manager announced allwyn brown's resignation. last week it was only said he was out of the office. critics say brown is responsible for a surge of departures. >>> and now a story the iteam has been covering since july. te case of two teens from the bay area accused of killing police officer in rome. the two are charged in the stabbing of an undercover officer after a drug deal gone wrong. the officer died. the officer's partner told authorities they identified themselves as police before the attack, but now authorities say neither officer was carrying his weapon while they were on duty. elder's lawyer is talking about the case to "good morning america." he says the police are to blame for this. >> their main witness is an admitted liar. he said that both of them said they were police and showed their badges. we know one did not have his bam that night because all of his items were inventoried. >> both teens have admitted their involvement in the attack. >>> happening today, a 24-year-old guatemalan woman will testify before the h

supervisor brown, do you have any questions? >> supervisor brown: no. >> supervisor mar: all right. any members of the public that wish to testify on this item? please step forward. you have two minutes. please state your name. >> my name is ellen chow. i was a former civil grand jury. i am active public employee. and i am a union bargaining team for public employees. as you know, we have 32,000 public employees. and i'm here today to ask you, if you elected honestly into the office, maybe it's about time, 2019, to start implementing civic services grand jury's reports. i personally spent a lot of time for reports similar like that in 2014. and if you check the record, 2016, we are talking about government accountability. unfortunately san francisco has been running by one party, democrats only. our government should be balanced with political -- but we don't. san francisco we only have democrats for the last 45 years, that has been destroying the city that was so beautiful, but right now we don't have republicans, no libertarian, no green, no independent and none partisan. and i'm

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. >> reporter: the antonio brown saga continues. is $54,000 beef with the raiders. >>> 11 more women have come forward accusing opera star plus it a domingo of sexual harassment. his spokeswomen issued a statement disputing the claim. he has hired outside counsel to investigate. >>> in the bay area of the woman at the center of the brock turner case is stepping out of the shadows and revealing her identity for the first time. >> her name is chanel miller. she is ready to tell her story. >> reporter: and newspapers my name was unconscious, intoxicated woman. 10 syllables are nothing more than that. but chanel miller want you to know who she is . what she went through in her own words. >> i had to force myself to relearn my real name. >> reporter: this is a glimpse of the woman we knew as emily doe. later this month miller sits down with 60 minutes. she has worked on a memoir that will be released two days after the interview. the title, know my name. >> it is hard because brock turner is the face of the story. >> reporter: a student

with antonio brown? >> we're focused on the jets today. >> thank you, coach. >> i think he needs some help. as far as a general manager or a head coach, i would not touch him this year, next year or ever. >> i'm free! >> brown made it clear he'll fight to get paid the $40 million he believes is owed to him between the raiders and patriots. >>> in the south bay, vta is urging everyone to be careful around railroad tracks. >> it is using social media to avoid accidents. >> reporter: you can't beat the train. that's the new warning coming from the vta. the message is on the new ghost bikes that are parked at station is across the system. >> these ghost bikes represent >> reporter: they are also releasing video of real accidents on social media. >> it's something we have not done before. but we're trying to make a statement and save other peoples lives here. >> reporter: there have been 20 accidents so far this year. this past summer there were two accidents in which trains hit passengers who were illegally

brown was entirely consensual. >> antonio brown, the newest patriot. >> reporter: but brown's off the field problems don't appear to be affecting his time on the field. >> caught by brown! touchdown, new england. >> reporter: espn reporting brown is being allowed to play, not placed on the commissioner's exempt list, since there is no criminal investigation. >> catch and curl. antonio brown. >> reporter: and brown's lawyer says they will not be commenting any further on the new allegations as reported in "sports illustrated." as for britney taylor, who met with league officials on monday, the information gathered, it is crucial in determining the league's next steps. you guys, they could still bench him. remember, the league at the end of the day has the final say. >> we'll see what happens. >> thank you, paula. >>> now to a "saturday night live" shake-up. the show firing one of its new cast members before he even appeared on the broadcast. this comes after past racist remarks surfaced. chris connelly is tracking the latest from los angeles. good morning to you, chris. >> reporter: an

thank you. >> then friday afternoon, antonio brown gets cut. here's what the nfl released last night in a statement about where their investigation stands. we have as of yet made no findings regarding these issues. the investigation is ongoing and will be pursued vigorously and expeditiously. as long as mr. brown is a free agent placement on the commissioner's exempt list is not appropriate. if he is signed by a club such placement may become appropriate at any time depending on the status of the investigation. at this point, martin, it would be shocking to a lot of us if another team signs antonio brown knowing he could be found on the commissioner's exempt list. they would have to pay him but he couldn't play. >> it could happen. >> it could but he's missed out on a lot of money $30 million with the raiders and $9 million by the patriots. also cut by nike with his endorsement there. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead vice president biden, that is the former vice president, blasts trump over a reported call that trump had with a foreign c

brown was dropped. we asked. coach bill belichick about brown's release. what was the final straw with antonio brown? >> we'll focus on the jets today. >> he gave a similar response when asked about antonio brown's release. brown claims the sexual misconduct charges are money grabs. the browns are to rescind $20 million they say is for cause. the players union will appeal. >> you could tell you wouldn't get far with bill belichick. wise to move on. the fact they're burning bridges with -- i'm very surprised antonio brown would take on robert kraft. >> he was supportive of the patriots when he was released but i think coach cowher's comments and echoed by nate burleson, he needs some help. something else going on. >> deleting the tweets is not enough. >>> a murder trial started this morning for a former texas police officer accused of killing her unarmed neighbor. amber guyger shot bothat jean. jean's family spoke in his only tv interview. omar villafranca, what's happening today? >> reporter: opening arguments get under way. guyger and jean did not know ea

>> brown: what do you mean? he made you do it? i >> welidn't show up going, "hey, guys, i have a good idea!" ( laughs ) u she's great singer. >> brown: but yont for it? >> and then some. >> you won't forget me, will you? >> brown: judy garland was just 47 when she died. the new film, "judy" opens this weekend. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown at the toronto international film festival. >> woodruff: that'll be quite a film. and on the newshour online, medicare for all has become a central tenet of some democratsa esidential campaigns. but 40% of u.s. adults say they still do not know enough about the insurance proposal to offer an opinion on it. that is according to a survey fromhe commonwealth fund, released yesterday. we take a look at where americans ston healt ahead of the 2020 election. all that and more is on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. our china series continues on tomorrow's edition of pbs newshour weekend. ck schifrin and special correspondent katrina yu examine the trade war, and the winners and losers on bo

brown denies both of those claims all of those claims but what may have done him in with the patriots or text messages that he sent to that painter messages that her lawyer calls intimidating those texts included pictures of her children and he sent them while a member of the patriots. the other accusations have not been corroborated as the league investigates them, but brown definitely said those tax to his accuser while he was a member of the patriots in the organization may have consider that a breach of trust and that just doesn't fly their new england maybe more than any other team wants his players to toe the line act in the so-called patriot way which means do your job don't be a distraction brown played in one game as a patriot last sunday scored a touchdown here from every never even suited up for the raiders the big offseason acquisition never even played a game for them and now it's unclear if the 31 year-old who still has elite talent will ever play nfl football again and his agent says he's ready to help the team. but so far tonight, the still out of a job. one more rapid