ryan got his revenge last night after four turnovers led to new york s demise. the bills defense recovered two fumbles and had two interceptions including a pick with 17 seconds to play during what would be the jets final drive. buffalo beats afc rival new york 22-17, trust me, i was not happy last night. now let s go to arlington, texas. more drama out of the cowboys locker room after dallas wide receiver dez bryant blew up on the in the media yesterday. bryant claims his profanity-laced tirade was triggered by a reporter using a racial slur while speaking to one of his teammates. a second outburst was caught on video, as well. bryant confirmed the reason for his tirade on twitter calling media members quote unprofessional. meanwhile, he accused the the accused reporter has denied using any racial slur. now it s time to get a check on your weather with wnbc meteorologist rafael miranda in for bill warns this morning. raphael, i hope some good news. it s going to get graduall
former army ranger. let s go to arlington, texas. the rams/cowboys game. we re waiting to see what happens there. all right. that s not applicable there. the protests are continuing overseas today. this morning, the miami dolphins and new orleans saints collectively took a knee ahead, not during the national anthem at their game in london. three players dill kneel during the anthem. let s go to mike vicara. he s outside the stadium where the ravens and steelers are playing. mike, reaction from fans to this whole controversy. it s been mixed, hasn t it? reporter: well, it has. you know, the interesting thing is, alex, that all throughout the week, on social media like youtube, you have seen both steelers and ravens fans, and keep in mind, this is a huge rivalry within the nfl. burning their jerseys. some of those folks who are lifelong fans say this is not the time or place to be protesting. they think it s disrespecting the flag. they essentially agree with president trump on many of