MARQUEZ: We are keeping a sharp eye on this morning's breaking news. Hurricane Hermine making landfall on the Florida panhandle, east of the town of St. Marks, hitting the Gulf Coast at 1:30 a.m., with sustained winds of around 80 miles an hour. Now, down to about 75 miles an hour, making it still a category one hurricane. On top of those high winds, Hermine brings heavy rain, a big storm surge and extensive flooding, tens of thousands of people without power in the Gulf Coast. Florida's governor declared a state of emergency and warns the storm is life-threatening. Much more on this in just a few minutes.</s>ROMANS: All right. To San Francisco now to where quarterback Colin Kaepernick last night, lots of folks waiting to see if he would sit during the national anthem before the final preseason game in San Diego. As you can plainly see and hear, Kaepernick did not stand. It happened to be military night. After the game, Kaepernick says he believes his message is taken out of context. He plans to donate his first $1 million in salary this year to groups helping advance equal opportunity. We will have more on this story in our "Bleacher Report" next hour.</s>MARQUEZ: It is get out of jail day for Brock Turner. The former Stanford University swimmer set to be released after serving three months of the six months for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. The lenient system sparked national outrage and prompted a campaign to recall California Judge Aaron Persky who handed down the sentence. Police in San Jose are expecting protests outside the county jail where Turner is being held.</s>ROMANS: All right. Hurricane Hermine making landfall overnight in Florida. This storm is bringing flooding. It is bringing damage to the panhandle and it will move up the East Coast. The state of emergency in dozens of Florida counties, we're going to have the latest live from the gulf and what this means further up the coast for the weekend, next.
Kaepernick Continues National Anthem Protest.