Colin Kaepernick to Continue Anthem Protest.
CAMEROTA: 49ers and Chargers play their final preseason game tonight in San Diego. The focus, of course, on 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Coy Wire is live this morning with the "Bleacher Report". So, what's going to happen, Coy?</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: That's the big question. Good morning, Alisyn. By now, many of us are aware of Kaepernick's decision to sit during the national anthem in protest of racial injustice in our country. But despite what his objectors are saying, he said all along it was never his intention to disrespect the military. Tonight, if Kaepernick sits during the anthem, it'll be in front of hundreds of servicemen and women as the Chargers are having their 28th annual salute to the military game. They'll pay tribute to current and retired military personnel, Vietnam war vets, wounded warriors, and others throughout the night. Kaepernick has said he's going to continue to sit during the anthem until there's significant change in our country. Will kaepernick be booed? Will he be supported? Will he be joined in protest by any of his teammates? These are the types of questions that will likely be answered tonight. Now, kaepernick has received a lot of criticism. But he's also received a lot of support for his stance, even by veterans on social media, and yesterday a former NFL player and Army vet Nate Boyer pen an open letter on armytimes.com. He said in part, quote, "What you're doing takes a lot of courage, and I'd be lying if I said I knew what it was like to walk around in your shoes. I've never had to deal with prejudice because of the color of my skin. I'm just going to keep listening with an open mind. Forward to the day you're inspired to once again stand during our national anthem. I'll be standing right there next to you," unquote. So Chris, there you have not only a former NFL player but a former military veteran as well with a strong, strong statement.</s>CUOMO: It was. The politics of this aside, that was a strong statement. You're right, Coy. Thank you very much for the report. Appreciate it.</s>WIRE: You're welcome.</s>CUOMO: Let's take a quick break. When we come back, Donald Trump, tough talk on immigration. What did Latino voters think of the speech? A debate between two Latino Republicans next.