ILLINOIS: ENTIRE TEAM OF 8-Yr Old Kids Perform Disgusting Act of Disrespect For Our Flag and Law Enforcement Under Guidance Of CoachEvery player on the Cahokia Quarterback Club football team (8 and under) took a knee during the national anthem ahead of Sunday s game at Little Devil s Field in Belleville. One of the kids asked me if I saw (people) protesting and rioting in St. Louis. I said yes; I said,  Do you know why they are doing it?  said Coach Orlando Gooden.Coach Gooden said his player responded,  Because black people are getting killed and nobody s going to jail. Gooden, who played football at Mizzou, said the kids knew about the Jason Stockley decision. I felt like it was a good teaching moment for me to circle the team and have a meeting,  he said.Watch:Here are just a few shocking statistics the coach could have shared with his players about neighboring E. St. Louis, IL:WND- Before Ferguson exploded in reaction to the August shooting of black teen Michael Brown by police officer Darren Wilson, the St. Louis police chief raised eyebrows when he called for the use of drones to monitor high-crime areas.The proposal was a response to what St. Louis police authorities called  subhuman, antisocial, urban terrorist  behavior by criminals.St. Louis also is homeof the notorious  Knockout Game,  a random but racially motivated assault that has claimed at least six lives.St. Louis is 44 percent white and 49 percent black, but statistics shows a racial imbalance in crime. Based on the city s official crime data for 2012   the most recent year which data are available   97.6 percent of those arrested for murder were black and 2.4 percent were white. More than 82 percent of those arrested for serious crimes like murder, aggravated assault and larceny were black, while just 17.5 percent arrested were white.Black males in St. Louis were responsible for the vast majority (63.5 percent) of crimes committed. Other groups contribute significantly less to the serious crimes in St. Louis. White males made up 17 percent of arrests, black females were 14 percent of arrests and white females only 5.3 percent of arrests.There are other strange imbalances in arrests: Black females were arrested for 14 murders compared with three white males arrested for murder. Black females were arrested for more robberies, aggravated assaults and larcenies than white males.These are just a few of the lowlights in a city on the verge of becoming, as U.S. News said, the most dangerous city in America.Consider one violent night in St. Louis last June when 18 people were shot in seven different shootings. Bloody Night Leaves Many in St. Louis Outraged  read one headline.However, some of the shooting victims were not outraged enough to cooperate with law enforcement. St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay described the  no snitchin  mentality of many crime victims: These are disputes, and there are victims who won t talk to the police,  the mayor said.  Trying to make an arrest isn t that simple. In one case, they ve got (multiple) people shot and not one of them would identify the shooter. Slay remarked,  In the vast majority of these cases, people are using their guns to settle their own petty feuds, and that s really what s very unfortunate and outrageous about this. Local news reported on a shooting in a housing complex involving an AK-47 in which  a black male armed with the AK-47 came around the corner [and] started shooting  at an 18-year-old woman and four of her friends.Juanita Sparks, 60, of St. Louis told reporters,  I am tired of thugs. Colin Gordon, author of  Mapping Decline: St. Louis and the Fate of the American City,  calls St. Louis  the poster child of white flight.  However, middle- and upper-middle class blacks are also leaving the city in significant numbers.The Cahokia football coach, who had the perfect opportunity to educate these young minds about getting a good education and staying away from a dead-end life of crime, instead, took the opportunity to disrespect the law enforcement officers tasked with protecting these crime-ridden neighborhoods.  The coach said he spoke to them about that and other situations that have happened in our country. He then explained why former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick started kneeling during the anthem.  Fox 2left-news
illinois entire team of old kids perform disgusting act disrespect for our flag law enforcement under guidance of coachevery player cahokia quarterback club football team took knee national anthem ahead sunday game little devil field belleville one kids asked i saw people protesting rioting louis i said yes i said do know said coach orlando wooden said player responded because black people getting killed nobody going jail wooden played football mezzo said kids knew jason stocked decision i felt like good teaching moment circle team meeting here shocking statistics coach could shared players neighboring louis il before ferguson exploded reaction august shooting black teen michael brown police officer darren wilson louis police chief raised eyebrows called use drones monitor proposal response louis police authorities called subhuman antisocial urban terrorist behavior louis also home notorious knockout game random racially motivated assault claimed least six louis percent white percent black statistics shows racial imbalance crime based city official crime data recent year data available percent arrested murder black percent white more percent arrested serious crimes like murder aggravated assault largely black percent arrested males louis responsible vast majority percent crimes committed other groups contribute significantly less serious crimes louis white males made percent arrests black females percent arrests white females percent strange imbalance arrests black females arrested murders compared three white males arrested murder black females arrested robberies aggravated assaults larcenies white lowlights city verge becoming news said dangerous city one violent night louis last june people shot seven different shootings bloody night leaves many louis outraged read one shooting victims outraged enough cooperate law enforcement louis mayor francis slay described switching mentality many crime victims these disputes victims talk police mayor said trying make arrest simple in one case got multiple people shot one would identify shooter slay remarked in vast majority cases people using guns settle petty feuds really unfortunate outrageous local news reported shooting housing complex involving black male armed came around corner started shooting woman four sparks louis told reporters i tired thugs colin gordon author mapping decline louis fate american city calls louis poster child white flight however class blacks also leaving city significant cahokia football coach perfect opportunity educate young minds getting good education staying away life crime instead took opportunity disrespect law enforcement officers tasked protecting neighborhoods the coach said spoke situations happened country he explained former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick started kneeling anthem fox
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: ILLINOIS: ENTIRE TEAM OF 8-Yr Old Kids Perform Disgusting Act of Disrespect For Our Flag and Law Enforcement Under Guidance Of CoachEvery player on the Cahokia Quarterback Club football team (8 and under) took a knee during the national anthem ahead of Sunday s game at Little Devil s Field in Belleville. One of the kids asked me if I saw (people) protesting and rioting in St. Louis. I said yes; I said,  Do you know why they are doing it?  said Coach Orlando Gooden.Coach Gooden said his player responded,  Because black people are getting killed and nobody s going to jail. Gooden, who played football at Mizzou, said the kids knew about the Jason Stockley decision. I felt like it was a good teaching moment for me to circle the team and have a meeting,  he said.Watch:Here are just a few shocking statistics the coach could have shared with his players about neighboring E. St. Louis, IL:WND- Before Ferguson exploded in reaction to the August shooting of black teen Michael Brown by police officer Darren Wilson, the St. Louis police chief raised eyebrows when he called for the use of drones to monitor high-crime areas.The proposal was a response to what St. Louis police authorities called  subhuman, antisocial, urban terrorist  behavior by criminals.St. Louis also is homeof the notorious  Knockout Game,  a random but racially motivated assault that has claimed at least six lives.St. Louis is 44 percent white and 49 percent black, but statistics shows a racial imbalance in crime. Based on the city s official crime data for 2012   the most recent year which data are available   97.6 percent of those arrested for murder were black and 2.4 percent were white. More than 82 percent of those arrested for serious crimes like murder, aggravated assault and larceny were black, while just 17.5 percent arrested were white.Black males in St. Louis were responsible for the vast majority (63.5 percent) of crimes committed. Other groups contribute significantly less to the serious crimes in St. Louis. White males made up 17 percent of arrests, black females were 14 percent of arrests and white females only 5.3 percent of arrests.There are other strange imbalances in arrests: Black females were arrested for 14 murders compared with three white males arrested for murder. Black females were arrested for more robberies, aggravated assaults and larcenies than white males.These are just a few of the lowlights in a city on the verge of becoming, as U.S. News said, the most dangerous city in America.Consider one violent night in St. Louis last June when 18 people were shot in seven different shootings. Bloody Night Leaves Many in St. Louis Outraged  read one headline.However, some of the shooting victims were not outraged enough to cooperate with law enforcement. St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay described the  no snitchin  mentality of many crime victims: These are disputes, and there are victims who won t talk to the police,  the mayor said.  Trying to make an arrest isn t that simple. In one case, they ve got (multiple) people shot and not one of them would identify the shooter. Slay remarked,  In the vast majority of these cases, people are using their guns to settle their own petty feuds, and that s really what s very unfortunate and outrageous about this. Local news reported on a shooting in a housing complex involving an AK-47 in which  a black male armed with the AK-47 came around the corner [and] started shooting  at an 18-year-old woman and four of her friends.Juanita Sparks, 60, of St. Louis told reporters,  I am tired of thugs. Colin Gordon, author of  Mapping Decline: St. Louis and the Fate of the American City,  calls St. Louis  the poster child of white flight.  However, middle- and upper-middle class blacks are also leaving the city in significant numbers.The Cahokia football coach, who had the perfect opportunity to educate these young minds about getting a good education and staying away from a dead-end life of crime, instead, took the opportunity to disrespect the law enforcement officers tasked with protecting these crime-ridden neighborhoods.  The coach said he spoke to them about that and other situations that have happened in our country. He then explained why former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick started kneeling during the anthem.  Fox 2left-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: illinois entire team of old kids perform disgusting act disrespect for our flag law enforcement under guidance of coachevery player cahokia quarterback club football team took knee national anthem ahead sunday game little devil field belleville one kids asked i saw people protesting rioting louis i said yes i said do know said coach orlando wooden said player responded because black people getting killed nobody going jail wooden played football mezzo said kids knew jason stocked decision i felt like good teaching moment circle team meeting here shocking statistics coach could shared players neighboring louis il before ferguson exploded reaction august shooting black teen michael brown police officer darren wilson louis police chief raised eyebrows called use drones monitor proposal response louis police authorities called subhuman antisocial urban terrorist behavior louis also home notorious knockout game random racially motivated assault claimed least six louis percent white percent black statistics shows racial imbalance crime based city official crime data recent year data available percent arrested murder black percent white more percent arrested serious crimes like murder aggravated assault largely black percent arrested males louis responsible vast majority percent crimes committed other groups contribute significantly less serious crimes louis white males made percent arrests black females percent arrests white females percent strange imbalance arrests black females arrested murders compared three white males arrested murder black females arrested robberies aggravated assaults larcenies white lowlights city verge becoming news said dangerous city one violent night louis last june people shot seven different shootings bloody night leaves many louis outraged read one shooting victims outraged enough cooperate law enforcement louis mayor francis slay described switching mentality many crime victims these disputes victims talk police mayor said trying make arrest simple in one case got multiple people shot one would identify shooter slay remarked in vast majority cases people using guns settle petty feuds really unfortunate outrageous local news reported shooting housing complex involving black male armed came around corner started shooting woman four sparks louis told reporters i tired thugs colin gordon author mapping decline louis fate american city calls louis poster child white flight however class blacks also leaving city significant cahokia football coach perfect opportunity educate young minds getting good education staying away life crime instead took opportunity disrespect law enforcement officers tasked protecting neighborhoods the coach said spoke situations happened country he explained former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick started kneeling anthem fox