the nfl has called the lawsuit quote. entirely meritless. the nfl has denied request to release the hundreds of thousands of emails tied to the washington football team probe and even refused to hand over documentation to the house oversight committee in new york. mad napolitano, fox news. and thursday night football is coming up next right here on ktvu, but we will bring you more news over on ktvu plus, including the latest from georgia, where hundreds of pastors showed up outside court today. their message for the defense and the amount are very murder trial, also a unique sidewalk mural for children in one san francisco neighborhood coming up, we'll talk with the neighbor who came up with the idea. and here's a live look at atlanta, where the six and four patriots will take on the four and five falcons game is coming up. next we'll see you on the plus. thursday night football takes the field on fox two fox two news continues at 4 35 6 and seven p.m. on ktvu plus find ktvu plus over the air. on direct addition on channel 36 or xfinity chan

this morning jon gruden going on offense against the nfl. just weeks after revelations leaked that gruden used racial and homophobic slurs throughout the course of his career. now he filed a lawsuit claiming through a malicious and orchestrated campaign the nfl and commissioner roger goodell sought to destroy the career and reputation of jon gruden. though legal experts say proving that claim won't be easy. >> even if jon gruden establishes that the nfl or commissioner did leak the emails. he may have to do they did so with the purpose of interfering with gruden's contract. >> they have to address the skill position. >> reporter: an espn commentator from 2009 to 2017 he returned several years ago to coach the raiders, inking a ten year, $100 million contract. now he's seeking damages and awards. his attorney noting, there is no explanation or justification for why gruden's emails were the only ones made public out of the 650,000 emails collected in the nfl's investigation. the league responding. the allegations are entirely meritless and the

the nfl shut down claims he made during that interview. here are the details good morning >> reporter: frances, good morning. the packers played their sunday game without aaron rodgers who is facing lots of questions after he confirmed he was not vaccinated he claimed a doctor with the nfl told him it was impossible for a vaccinated person to get covid or spread covid, and in response, the league released a statement say nothing doctor from the league or the joint nfl infectious disease consultants communicated with the player, adding they certainly would have never said anything like that if they had a part of this interview that aaron rodgers did. >> i didn't lie in the initial press conference at the time, my plan was to say that i had been immunized. it wasn't some sort of ruse or lie. it was the truth i had a meeting, and they said one of the main docs said, it's impossible for a vaccinated person to get covid or spread covid. we know now that information is totally false that was given to me >> rodgers stated that he decided to say a

if the nfl is like slavery. why is colin capper hurricane in trying out to be a slave in of course's not good enough to be in the nfl. he's had tryouts. he had an nfl begging to be part of that oppression. he's unfortunately not quite good enough. >> what's amazing this is it's his way to make more money. but how does this help the african-american communities, leo? >> it does not, judge. again, kolin kaepernick and what the left is trying to do. they are embarrassed with what happened in the recent election. you have a black female lieutenant governor who happens to be a republican. they don't like it. they don't want to take any of the blacks from the democratic party. they want to keep them there. it's a plans takes mentality. i broke away last year. because the democratic playbook is based on racism. i think most african-americans understand this is not the what it is in this great country. judge jeanine: you go anywhere in america, people get along, black, white, asian, restaurants, getting gas. family part

kaepernick volunteered to be part of the nfl. he's still part of the nfl. it'sou designed to play the race card. i also fault the director of this because this is propaganda and hate being played today. judge jeanine: tomi, has he lost all credibility? kolin kaepernick? >> now that everybody is so $work and such at faux activist he's just like the rest of them. if the nfl is like slavery. why is he trying out to be a slave? why is he asking to be a slave? he had tryouts. he's begging to be back in. for somebody who finds the nfl to be sow oppressive he's begging to be part of that oppression. he's unfortunately not quite good enough. judge jeanine: this is his way not only to make more money when he was making millions when he was in the nfl. but how does this help the african-american community, leo? >> it does not, judge. kolin kaepernick is like what just happened in the election. they don't want to take any of the blacks from the democratic party. i broke away last year because the democratic playbook is based on racism. i think most african-americans u

and the nfl -- i think the larger question is that the nfl probably knew that he was not vaccinated. and i think this gets to the heart of what's left of the nfl's integrity. you know, he asked for special status designation, they denied it, which means that they knew that he was not vaccinated. he was definitely unvaccinated. yet you see him week after week after week with no mask, going into the facility unmasked. so now the question becomes what is the national football league going to do about this? because a lot of players are probably thinking, wait a minute, why is this guy getting special treatment? everybody else had to jump through hoops about wearing masks, getting vaccinated. and here this guy seemed like he openly deceived his team, his teammates, and the league. and what i think the issue is, the league seems like it knew this. so i think, again, this gets to the heart of what's left of the nfl's integrity. >> is this hubris and star power? assuming one can be the exception to a league-wide rule and put others at risk? is this willful deniability? what do you think was

he has not returned nbc news' request for comment. >> by the nfl saying he was out for this gay, that was the code word for the fact that he has not been vavaccinated. >> reporter: the green bay packers says he cannot play which means he will sit out ten days >> i went, wait, they're clearing, calming him out already. that's when i started to say, wait, does that mean she not vaccinated >> reporter: the nfl does not require players or coaches to be vaccinated if they do not get a shot, they say they must wear masks inside team facilities, wait ten days before returning to play after a positive test. >> the final score -- >> reporter: the rogers is unvaccinated, he seems in violation of rules he has been without a mask at press conferences and also on the sidelines at games >> if he is found to have violated these policies, will he face consequences from either the team or the nfl? >> he will face some financial consequence, but they're not severe he can be find $14,000 and that, the players can be fined up to $50,000 for these transg transgressions >> reporter: the league released a s

allowing thousands back into the country >>> the latest in the ahmaud arbery trial >>> the fallout in the nfl >>> the us navy did something many in the country think is far overdue. >>> good monday morning to you i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena a shocking loss of life at that texas music vfestival the crowd rushed to the stage during a concert >> we are going to stay here and get justice for them we are going to make it happen you go to a concert to have fun. you don't go to a concert to die. >> more than 300 people were hurt including a 10-year-old who is hospitalized in critical condition. >> we have more developments from houston >> at the venue sunday, we saw people coming to retrieve items they left behind as they were rushed from the venue as this unfolded we've seen folks coming to lay flowers and candles and putting up pictures to remember them investigators say the central question for them is what caused the surge or the crowd to move forward. they are reviewing surveillance footage to see if they can come up with some sort of time line to explain why the crowd surged and

teams whether or not did not strictly follow the nfl and nfl pa covid protocols. they got health with hundreds of thousands of dollars of fines depending how egregious it is. for the packers, the consequences could actually be pretty significant. they go back and they review the press conferences if they have footage of him not wearing a mask in the locker room, putting others at risk because of his unvaccinated status. they could face fines or loss of draft picks or both >> we wish aaron rodgers good health and those around him and those who may have been exposed to him. ian rappaport, thank you for being with us as always. >> thanks, guys. thanks for having me. >>> a new book profiles the downfall of the nra, including a quote weekend from hell when the leaders all turned on each other. >>> how democrats are struggling when it comes to messaging and the culture wars as the party breathes a sigh of relief but win overnight in new jersey. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty â

the nfl has 95% of its players vaccinated. we should feel so fortunate to walk around 95% of people vaccinated. the high-profile cases like rodgers and irving make people think it's a larger issue. i think the leagues would argue and i think fairly that they have not had mandates but have still had buy-in to a degree that's much higher than the general population and i think when people like rodgers, people think that here's this nfl player, or irving, this nba player, what's wiser than vaccines in sports, there really isn't. >> in his response, aaron rodgers hit all the hot buttons -- talking about cancel culture, woke mobs, a media witch hunt. you talked about how he had been on racial justice and black lives matter and kyrie irving had been on black lives matter. is this in some sense could this be seen as a logical extension of players speaking out on social issues? >> certainly, i do think that -- this is the age of player empowerment in many ways and there are a lot of positives to that. i think we've really spent a lot

he was intentionally misleading, and due to nfl and nfl pa, the players union their joint protocols, if you are unvaccinated the rules are different for you as a player and you put your team in jeopardy. simply even if you don't test positive for covid-19, you could be a close contact and be unvaccinated and miss a game like one of aaron rodgers' receivers and the green bay packers were missing aaron rodgers on the field yesterday against the kansas city chiefs and they just hope that he can return by saturday, with no symptoms, and play on sunday against the seattle seahawks. >> you hear the nfl hall of famers on the shows and you also are now beginning to hear from other teams looking at the packers saying what was going on behind the scenes? there really seems to be a growing frustration with what rodgers did and is saying around the league. >> there's no question about that, and nfl teams first of all, folks are hearing aaron rodgers say i followed the protocols in the weight room and locker room and the cafeteria, on the team plane, he didn't leave the team hotel on road games.

if the nfl slavery why does he want back in? finding tweets of support, difficult. liz? >> it is getting attention for his show on netflix no question. >> all right, maria, thank you. >>> a passenger that attacked a flight attendant midflight appear inside court today. the 20-year-old facing federal charges for allegedly punching a flight attendant in the nose. it happened on a flight from new york to orange county last week. witnesses say that the man asked to use the rest room when the fasten seat belt light was so when the flight attendant asked him to be seated he responded with his fist. the suspect told the investigators he suffers from brain fog and psychological damage from a brain injury. >>> a live look at sfo where flights were canceled today. since friday, more than 2,000 flights canceled. the airline blames staffing shortages and weather issues. but experts warn that more cancellations and delays are to come with the holidays just around the corner. >> know your rights, know if the airline significantly delays or canceled your flight you are entitled to a ca

advice from the nfl and they can cite a bunch of reasons why. back in the day teams were looking for doctors to get players back on the field and overlook certain things so i think we have to deal with player skepticism of the nfl, medical community, we have to at least understand where it comes from. it's not just made up. does the nfl have any plans how to deal with this misinformation, though? >> you know, i'm a science reporter, not an nfl reporter so i can't speak to what their plans are. but it's a little frustrating when you see someone like aaron rogers rejecting sort of the best medical information because he has resources. he's an intelligent guy. he could certainly if he wanted second and third and fourth and fifth opinions, he could find no shortage of respected public health experts to give it to him. and yet, he still went off on this bizarre scientific aft that is really far field from main stream medicine. >> suzanne, you deal with mis and disinformation digitally here. it does seem as if as emily pointed out, you know, as soon a

thank you so much. >>> there's some big news in the nfl. green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers has reportedly in are questions on whhed, and olated leagus protols. vlut >> reporter: according to multiple reports, the nfl has considered the reigning mvp unvaccinated since the start of the season. back in august when asked about his vaccination status rodgers said this -- >> yeah, i've been immunized. you know, there's guys on the team that haven't been vaccinated. i think it's a personal decision. i'm not going judge those guys. >> reporter: was that misleading? >> certainly seems like it was. i feel misled. >> reporter: bill reiter is a cbs sports analyst. >> 7% of players are not vaccinated. that means they follow different protocols, but the rules apply differently. this is the reality when you're a star. >> reporter: rodgers has conducted weekly and post-game news conferences in person and without wearing a mask while packers players who are unvaccinated participate in media sessions on zoom. under nfl protocols, unvaccinated playe

>>> the nfl star charged in a deadly dui crash. prosecutors today saying he was going 156 miles per hour. >>> and green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers tonight testing positive for covid, after saying he was immunized. new questions, and he will not be playing in the big game against patrick mahomes. >>> good evening and it's great >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we have a lot to get to. vaccinations for children 5 to 11 now under way and the nfl star testing positive, out of the big game. but we begin tonight with the major message sent to president overnight, the republican victory in the governor's race in virginia. a state president biden won by ten points a year ago. tonight, the president with a new message for his fellow democrats in congress -- get the work done, get the bills passed. republican glenn youngkin, a newcomer has been elected the next governor of virginia. democrat terry mcauliffe's bid to tie youngkin to former president trump did not work. and in new jersey

all eyes were on this investigation by the nfl. that investigation has concluded. the green bay packers have been fined $300,000. it is a mostly symbolic fine against aaron radiologyers and -- aaron rodgers and one of his teammates. they cite specifically this halloween party. they went on to say there were a number of occasions where they did not enforce covid protocol. >> overnight, the nfl fining the green bay packers and star quarterback aaron rodgers for violating the league's covid rules, hitting the franchise with a $300,000 penalty, and docking rodgers and teammate alan lazard $14,000 each, a discipline stemming from this halloween party that both unvaccinated players attended. the league adding the team failed to enforce protocols in a few incidents, including rodgers not wearing a mask during press conferences. days after a polarizing appearance, rodgers struck a different tone tuesday afternoon, but it wasn't exactly an apologetic one. >> i misled people about my status, which i take full responsibility for those comments, but in the end, i have to stay

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the nfl rules are slippery. i find it fascinating that the press and our society expects some type of total transparency about vaccination. remember when an nfl player's hand was destroyed in fireworks there were almost criminal charges for a journalist who released his medical records on twitter. this is where privacy should be more expected because of the cancel culture. he complied with all of the league's protocols. why the vilification? >> exactly. this is about control. i love that i saw mike fisher a former nhl player stood up for aaron rodgers. he cited the reasons. this is not about health. it's about control of our lives. freedom to choose what to put in our bodies. you heard aaron rodgers say where is the science that standing at a podium without a mask and everyone is vaccinated and wearing a mask in front of me. >> harris, what i find interesting, aren't we supposed to trust the elite professional athletes in in world who are so careful with everything they put in their bodies? shouldn't we respect

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i hate to say i'm believing the nfl on credibility, but i'm siding with them. nobody has a problem with aaron rodgers being unvaccinated. but the whole thing is, he lied about it and he doesn't give other players a choice. other players may be going home to, you know, a wife or kids, and mother, grandmother, that immune compromised and they're thinking this guy is vaccinated and they're being around him and acting like he is vaccinated. so he outright lied, and that's what i have an issue with and i imagine his teammates and other players do. i'm all about free choice but his union agreed to these protocols and it's not about him. i think it was a selfish act. yeah, it -- >> i've got to be quick here, you know locker rooms, spent so many years inside of one at the jets. what will the reaction be like when his teammates see him next? they're 7-1, playing the chiefs, big game coming up and he's not available. >> well, he's aaron rodgers, you know, and talent covers a multitude of sins, they're going to accept him back as, you know, for his talent. and that's the

carley: former nfl player colin kaepernick stirring controversy after comparing the nfl draft process to a slave auction. he makes the claim in his new you netflix special. >> what they don't want you to understand, what's being established is a power dynamic. before they put you on the field teams poke, prod and examine you. no boundary respected. no dignity left intact. carley: here to react, former nfl player and ceo of the you br group, jack brewer. jack, good morning to you. >> good morning. congratulations on your new role. carley: thank you so much. so kind. there's nobody better to talk about this topic than you. what is your reaction to colin kaepernick comparing the nfl to slavery. >> first off, my dignity is in place and i did go through the nfl combine. i tell you what, this new colin kaepernick doctrine that's penetrating the minds and hearts of so many of our under-served black kids across america, it's the single largest threat to black men in the united states of america. because right now, folks are thinking that they're victims and they're living in the most prospero

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nfl star j.j. watt is helping the victims of the parade tragedy in his hometown of waukesha, wisconsin. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i am anne-marie green. happy thanksgiving. this morning, americans are preparing to gather once again for thanksgiving. one year ago many families were separated during the pandemic. now people are traveling, and holiday celebrations have returned. one of them is the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. last-minute preparations got under way yesterday as crews started to inflate the balloons. at least 6,500 people are expected to line the route. security is ramped up, as well. police will block off access routes with heavy vehicls and concrete barriers. city leaders say that there are no credible threats against the event. we have more from along the parade route. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. from the start of the parade route where the balloons and the floats are already lined up and ready to go. americans appear dete

>>> the nfl star charged in a deadly dui crash. prosecutors today saying he was going 156 miles per hour. >>> and green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers tonight testing positive for covid, after saying he was immunized. new questions, and he will not be playing in the big game against patrick mahomes. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we have a lot to get to. vaccinations for children 5 to 11 now under way and the nfl star testing positive, out of the big game. but we begin tonight with the major message sent to president biden and the democrats. overnight, the republican victory in the governor's race in virginia. a state president biden won by ten points a year ago. tonight, the president with a new message for his fellow democrats in congress -- get the work done, get the bills passed. republican glenn youngkin, a newcomer has been elected the next governor of virginia. democrat terry mcauliffe's bid to tie former youngkin to president trump did not work. and in new jersey tonigh

>> i don't know if more consequences are coming, but i think the nfl is quick to change. and when they see something that doesn't necessarily pan out or make sense, they're quick to change it and make it better. i do see that. so i think that there will be more change within the nfl, placing different type of restriction was the teams in place. the only problem with that, though, they have to go through the players association, and the players association has to agree to those stipulations or those consequences. so you've got, you know, one hand washing the other, and then you've got a service the owners and the nfl players association has to be happy. and ultimately the players have to be happy. so there are some hoops that are going to have to be jumped through. but i do think that change is coming down the line because of this. >> well, it's also too -- we're not talking about the people who, you know, they are trying to save aaron rodgers every weekend on the field, right, to get him from being hurt. >> of course. >> and he potentially hurt them. i don't really know h

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>> i don't know if more consequences are coming, but i think the nfl is quick to change. and when they see something that doesn't necessarily pan out or make sense, they're quick to change it and make it better. i do see that. so i think that there will be more change within the nfl, placing different type of restrictions with the teams in place. the only problem with that, though, they have to go through the players association, and the players association has to agree to those stipulations or those consequences. so you've got, you know, one hand washing the other, and then you've got a service the owners and the nfl players association has to be happy. and ultimately the players have to be happy. so there are some hoops that are going to have to be jumped through. but i do think that change is coming down the line because of this. >> well, it's also too -- we're not talking about the people who, you know, they are trying to save aaron rodgers every weekend on the field, right, to get him from being hurt. >> of course. >> and he potentially hurt them. i don't really know

many wondering if the star quarterback broke the nfl's covid rules. unvaccinated players are not allowed to socialize with more than three of their teammates. rodgers has not publicly said whether or not he's vaccinated, but he did suggest he was with these comments in august >> are you vaccinated? and what's your stance on vaccinations >> yeah, i've been you've been immunized. there's guys on the team that haven't been vaccinated. i think it's a personal decisions. i'm not going the judge those guys >> reporter: rodgers has had no comment since his positive test. he's in quarantine for at least ten days the quarantine only mandatory for unvaccinated players vaccinated players can get out of it with two negative tests a day apart, leading to some withering criticism in the sports talk world. >> aaron rodgers is a liar, period he lied through his teeth. with a smirk on his face >> reporter: the nfl says it will be reviewing what happened with rodgers and the team which has had several positive covid cases. >> the nfl mandates that every team have camer

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you will line during gay pride week, the nfl turns gay. if it's a story that goes against the nfl, they will do whatever they can to hide it in. but when it is something that is aligned with the left that they think will fill their stands and keep them in good graces with their players, they'll continue to push this mess. >> laura: jack, speaking of the players, i was wondering, what do you think the atmosphere is like with aaron rodgers in the locker room? i would imagine a lot of the players support his decision. >> 100%, they have his back. he's a real guy, this is a guy you want to play for, someone you'd want to lineup -- if you're an offensive lineman you want to protect them, if you're a defense, you want to get them back on the field and get turnovers for him. this is one of the perennial leaders of the national football league. that locker room is not broken apart, this is all in leftist push in people that kareem abdul-jabbar and all these other folks who have the media platform, instead of them standing up for what's going on go

he doesn't like the nfl's rules, and he makes good points there, because i think the nfl set up rules that are aimed at encouraging guys to get vaccinated, but you've got two choices. you either go by the rules given to you by the company you work for, the union negotiated those rules, or you don't play. it's that simple. he managed to have it both ways until he tested positive. >> you make an interesting point that it will be almost impossible if you were writing a script on this to script a more typical anti-vaxer argument that was outlined today. >> antivaxers don't say i'm a antivaxer, don't -- they're against this specific vaccine, that's what they sort of alternates say. they go into this elaborate, sort of verbal jujitsu to say they've been immunized before, which is what aaron rodders has said. he's otherwise covered. that's the way they get around this stuff. they are moving further away from even the stuff that aaron rodgers has been talking about. he's talking about taking ivermectin. he calls it a protocol, but even in that protocol, they have moved on from the stuff he's

. >>> nfl's firestorm. aaron rodgers facing new criticism in the wake of his positive covid test and forced to defend that misleading answer about his vaccination status. >> my plan was to say that i'd been immunized. it wasn't some sort of ruse or lie. it was the truth. >> what he's saying now and where the league's investigation stands as the packers take the field without their star. >>> all that, plus skimpflation. from longer waits to fewer options, the frustrating trend that has millions of americans paying more and getting less. >>> and welcome back. the return of an iconic tradition as tens of thousands of runners hit the road for the new york city marathon. today, monday november 8th, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. glad to have you with us. >> this is a big, big week in the nation's journey to get back on track from the worst of th

the nfl hands down punishments against the star quarterback and the green bay packers for covid safety this, as we learn new information on when vaccine boo booster shots may be available. >>> a key ruling in the january 6th investigation. can documents from the trump white house be turned over to investigators? why the judge says yes. and the response from trump. >>> the horror in houston. >> up with of the scariest things i've been through. >> witnesses described the concert tragedy where eight people were killed. why one security guard hired for the event refused to show up. >>> a new change at facebook. why the ads are changing. >>> no more grades? the growing movement to skip letter grades in school. >>> and the battle to save phone booths, to the announcement over "people" magazine's sexiest man alive. it's wednesday, november 10th. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the pandemic and the nfl handing down fines for quarterback aaron rodgers and the green bay packers. >> it comes after days of controversy surrounding what rogers previously said about his vaccinatio

. >>> also, nfl star aaron rodgers breaking his silence. he has covid, after saying he was immunized. out of the big game this weekend, and what the quarterback is saying about his vaccination status, adding he thinks this is a witch-hunt. >>> breaking news involving governor andrew cuomo tonight. is the case on shaky ground now? what we've just learned. >>> and we're learning more about the stunning image, the sky diving plane stalling midair, the diveris jumping and what the pilot was able to do next. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. always seems to happen on friday. several breaking stories, the new covid pill from pfizer. this can be significant. the emotional story from colin powell's son at the service for powell at the washington national cathedral today. we are going to begin with the breaking news, late today house speaker nancy pelosi urging democrats in the house to vote yes tonight on that bipartisan infrastructure bill that would create hundreds of thousands of jobs,

he himself is a former nfl player. you're a doctor, also a former nfl player. what do you make of his blaming what he called the woke mob and cancel culture rather than actually taking responsibility for refusing to get vaccinated then lying about it? >> well, thanks for having me, wolf. i think aaron was intentionally depolicetous and defeatful with the answer to his vaccine status. when players were asked that question earl yes, some deflected, some didn't answer, but he intentionally misled everyone to believe he was vaccinated and he wasn't. and the nfl has these protocols for players who are and aren't. aaron himself said he cadidn't agree with some of the mask mandates and other protocols he would have to follow and as brian todd report, he talked about his process of getting to where he is right now and that he was riddled with misinformation, had some political conjectures in there and some one off experiences that weren't hard, true evidence. so to me, that says he's self-serving right now, operating in a silo, looking inward instead of being the team

but the nfl has protocols. protocols not imposed by the league but jointly agreed upon with the league and the nfl players association. the same players association that protects aaron rodgers' rights and the rights of all the other players in the league, and all of their benefits. and those protocols would have allowed almost certainly a vaccinated aaron rodgers to play. and they almost certainly condemned him to not being able to play this past week and to play under compromised circumstances the following week. that is -- right there is the football issue. it's as if aaron rodgers were to say, if we're just talking about competition and his obligation to a team that pays him $35 million a year, as reported, and to all of his teammates, it would be as if aaron rodgers were to say, you know what, the league says that's an illegal formation. i think that's stupid. i don't think that's an illegal formation, so line up this way, and they're going to penalize them 15 yards every single time. that makes no sense. w

. >>> the former nfl player now under arrest in a domestic violence case. the disturbing images caught on camera. >>> the walmart of the future. the new drone delivery system in action. >>> and from the historic lunar eclipse this morning, to the question, how much is too much when it comes to eating at the all you can eat buffet? it's friday, november 19th. >>> from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning." >> good friday morning, everyone. >> we begin with that breaking news on capitol hill. a marathon speech delaying joe biden's spending package. >> kevin mccarthy took the floor around 8:30 last night and continued talking into the early morning hours. nancy pelosi appears to have enough votes to pass the bill after the congressional budget office said it would ad 160 billion to the deficit over ten years. >> one democrat shouted, no one is listening. but he was undeterred. >> every page of all this new washington spending will be paid for or borrowed from you, the american hardworking taxpayer. this is the single most reckless and irresponsi

it would have been nice if you just come to the naval academy and learn how to be honest, the fox nfl football team was unanimous in their thoughts of aaron rodgers now under nfl rules for players, testing positive for covid. >> he had to sit out sunday's game against the chiefs. but that's not why he's catching heat. the backlash is over a comment he made in august for you. that's a native. what your stance. yeah. i've been immunized the key word there immunized not vaccinated. roger says he took various homeopathic remedies to boost his immune system there is no and i h cdc fda approved. >> homeopathic way to increase your antibodies. i understand immunized. >> what you were doing was taking stuff that would keep you from getting covid-19. you've got covid-19, aaron rodgers, meanwhile, is standing by his decision not to get the vax. he says he believes in body autonomy he's also not backing down from the critics. in a radio interview, he called them, quote. >> the woke mob. >> i'm >> you know, some sort of anti vax latter, sir. and somebody is critical thinker. you guys know are sti

the nfl approaching the thanksgiving holiday weekend is tightening its covid protocols, all nfl players and staff, regardless of their vaccine status, will have to wear a mask at all times when they're inside team facilities between november 25th and december 1st. players and staff will also be tested twice after the holiday. the nfl says it's stepping up protocols due to a rise in cases. results from the latest testing period show 81 new confirmed cases among players and staff. and tonight on thursday night football. mac jones leads the patriots to atlanta, where they'll face met ryan and the falcons. it all starts at 4. 30. of course, he will see it right here on ktvu, fox two. are still become liste, and the push continues for all adults to get their booster shots ahead of the holidays. the update to the my turn website that's making it a bit easier to book. an appointment plus shootings were over 100 rounds are being fired. that is impact in our community and causing fear. oakland's police chief, addressing the rise in violent crime around the city, what he says is the biggest chall

so the nfl has a lot to look at. we don't know when we'll get a decision or word from them but i can't see them letting this slide whether it is rodgers himself or the packers as a team. >> nancy armour columnist with "usa today" sports. it will be pretty crucial how this new rookie quarterback performs this weekend to determine if that is influential on what they do with aaron rodgers because if he is problematic but love performs well, maybe that gives them some options as they continue the season. >> maybe it does. our thanks to nancy there. >>> and "the lead" with jake tapper starts after a very quick break. green bonds give investors an opportunity not just to get a good return, but also to do good with their money as well. ♪ ♪ green bos are like any other traditional bond, but they come with a mmitment from the company to invest in specific projects that achieve an environmental or social outcome. when the green bond market first started back in 2007, 2008, they were small retail-targeted transactions. now,

the packers knew, the nfl knew. what did they do about him flouting the protocols for unvaccinated players. >> despite the gymnastics from aaron rodgers, part of this is because he is one of the golden boys in the nfl like tom brady, like patrick mahomes, et cetera, et cetera. we have seen other sports, jonathan isaac, orlando magic got heck for not wanting to get vaccinated. ee vander cane playing for san jose sharks was suspended 21 games for using a fake vaccination card. what is the likelihood the nfl, which is not known for holding players accountable, certainly not white famous players accountable, what is the likelihood aaron rodgers or the packers could face suspensions or fines or draft picks not only if he was lying but the team covered up for him? >> i think the packers are more likely to face an issue. again, rodgers mislead the public. took the question are you vaccinated, he did those verbal gymnastics you talked about. the question should have been are you in compliance about the league rules on vacci

and i'm not special pleader for the nfl. there are things i disagree with them as well. what colin kaepernick is saying here is absolutely wrong. i think he is wrong in it. >> rachel: thank you for joining us. good luck to your son. i hope he makes it to the nfl. >> we'll see what happens. it is up to him now. >> rachel: when we come back, the photo that says it all. america is literally on the sidelines now or maybe he is just lost. dana loesch is next. stay with us. ♪ hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. it's another day. and anything could happen. i