you. we begin with the defiant reaction from the nfl hitting back at president trump with the dramatic show of solidarity. players across the country got down on one knee, remained seated or stood arm in arm during the national anthem. after the president called on nfl owners to fire those who refused to stand for the anthem in protest. the oakland raiders tweeted this photo of their silent protest. nearly every member of the team took part ahead of last night s game against the redskins. abc s lana zak has more on the growing backlash. reporter: in games across the country, players in the nfl linked arms or took a knee in protest of racial injustice. what started with colin kaepernick has broadened to a response to president trump and these comments. wouldn t you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a [mute] off the field right now, out, he s fired. reporter: this morning he is doubling down. they re making a
they did this last year and we have to regroup. everyone else has to do more. they can be fine. their offense is so much better. deshaun watson gives them hope. they have to say we have to forget it and play like jj is here. get ourselves going. if they do that, they can be okay. good point. so deflating when you saw the scenes. thanks. let s bring in mike florio. two big stars with major injuries. watt here and earlier today, o dell beckham, jr. what are the ramifications. he had the spraped ankle in the preseason and there had been a desire to get the contact. he wants to be the highest paid player in the league. the giants want to see that he is healthy before they would make a long-term financial commitment. he wants that before he goes on the field. that s what they would be moving forward. the human and the football side. look at the great stars getting hurt both on this day. catch mike tomorrow morning from 7 to 9:00 and the dan patrick show from 9:00 to noon. he
officers defends the government s ‘prevent‘ programme, designed to stop people being drawn into terrorism. commander dean haydon says criticism is based on ignorance and people don t understand how it works. and the new doctor hugh doctor who hopes that her being in a row will break down barriers. in this world, particularly, there are not rules, and that is a great thing. good morning. i m joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. new laws, which aim to give people more protection online, will force social media firms to delete information about their users, when asked to do so. ministers say the data protection bill is intended to give people greater control over personal data. the information commissioner will be given the power to issue tougher fines for those who fail to protect information or who suffer a breach of privacy. proposals included in the bill will make it easierfor people to give full consent for their to withdraw consent for their to withdr
local immigrant rights groups say they re ready for a fight on immigration. they say they are, jessica, a lot of uncertainty tonight for tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants, including the students here on campus known as dreamers. while the program that shields those dreamers was not a target today, they feel this executive order does put a target on their families. they watched as the president went after immigration today, most were in disbelief. it was pretty difficult to be honest. i shed some tears. those stakes are high for erica, her parents are undocumented. she worries they may not return home from work one day. still being feared even more, really broke my heart. erica watched the president speech with siren, afterwards, the groups leader said their work load just increased dramatically. it doubled when he came on board, and now definitely our work has tripled. siren will reach out to attorneys to consider probono work to handle the increase
tunisian police? it could ve been better. it is easy in hindsight to better. it is easy in hindsight to be highly critical. as to how they responded. but on the face of it it seemed like a slow response. and a faster response may have helped to save lives. what should be in place at resorts like that, if not to stop an attack happening, to make sure the gunman or gun men are not free to ru na round for that the gunman or gun men are not free to runaround for that period of time. the best measures the hotels can put in place to mitigate the risks when attacks happen are things like cctv, better training for staff, so the response is much faster and more professional. you can table top terrorist incidents, you can train and equip staff to be prepared for it. and that can help when an attack actually occurs. but obviously as i stress, those measures would not necessarily in this instance have reduced the number of lives lost. but if you had more armed guards, more armed officers