they reflected onjaguars owner shahid khan joining in with the show of unity.n those players taking the knee in unity? our owner came down and showed us that he has oui’ came down and showed us that he has our back and he is with us, so we unified together. we decided to take any, we believe that is what is right. we believe it is a pressing issue right now in america. by doing so, we did it together as a team, standing together and locking arms, it is just standing together and locking arms, it isjust a standing together and locking arms, it is just a way of doing that. standing together and locking arms, it isjust a way of doing that. how important is it that you feel like the owner has your back? is very important. it is notjust the players all the coaches, it is the whole organisation from the top down. it was good. do you think anything will change as a result? we're not sure, but we'll. that's kind of why you do these things, to bring awareness to it and hopefully something does change. president trump is happy with one sports team at least. he tweeted th

shahid khan owner of the jag wants who donated $1 milli to h with is flayers during the national anthemide these linesyou can bring out the best in etch other. >> reporter: before the game the nfl rushed out a message of its own. >> and live, united. inside. these lines. >> unite. >> and this is bigger than the nfl. the nba champion warriors won't be visiting the white house this year after trump feuded with star player steph curry and now for the rst time a major league baseball player has decided to take a knee as well. the big question is what will the fans end up. a poll by "the washington post" found two thirds of america says president trump is dividing the country. >> quijano: thank you. earlier i spoke with our chief washington correspondent and "face the nation" host john dickerson about the president's latest battle. so john, why would president trump pick a fight with the nfl? >> well, it is a good question. i think the motivations may be not totally clear. i think in the moment you can see the kind of reaction he got from his crowd in alabama. i think he feels a cultural aff

fulham football club's owner, shahid khan, who also owns nfl's jacksonville jaguars, joined his playersbetween gospel oak and barking, for engineering works. on the roads, in south—east london, kidbrooke park road remains closed between the a2 and kidbrooke village hall. while in acton, bollo bridge road closed because of a burst watermain. let's have a check on the weather now, with kate. good morning. it is a mild start to the new working week, but rather grey one, with a little bit of missed out there this morning. it is also feeling quite damp. there is a little bit of light rain around, at least at first, but it will turn dry out later, the rain fizzling out through the course of the morning, moving away northwards. now, the cloud will start to feel a little, turning some sunshine, perhaps hazy as we had to the afternoon. the breeze from the east is light, the maximum temperature feeling really rather warm, at about 18 or 19 celsius. overnight tonight, there is still a bit of patchy cloud, but some spells of rain as well, some mist and for developing in the north of london by dawn

the jacksonville jaguar's, shahid khan.crotty -- kroenk it comes to the tampa bay buccaneers, $250,000. and daniel snyder, owner of the redskins, $1 million. anthony in new jersey. democrats line. caller: thank you very much. i really like c-span. i think this issue is donald trump's issue of the week. his attention span does not go beyond much more than a week. last week it was the hurricane, north korea, so on, and so forth. as far as people kneeling, a couple years ago, if i'm not wrong, people sat down and they made a big stink about it for two weeks. these so-called people who are kneeling and it is their right 1% members of 1/10 of richest in america salary-wise. they have very little to do with the underclass of americana matter what they say or do. two years after they are out of sports, nobody is going to give a damn what they say or do. let them have their moment making a statement. if they feel that is right, good. itit bothers the president, -- he will come up with something next week or this week. that is all i

shahid khan the leagues only muslim owner and a trump supporter locked arms with his team, the jacksonvillers. >> new england patriots owner bob kraft who gave mr. trump a super bowl ring and contributed to his campaign says he was deeply disappointed by the president's comments. >> seth: he gave trump a super bowl ring and now trump is attacking the nfl. this is a reminder that supporting trump is a lot like robbing a bank. just when you think you got away with it, the dye pack explodes. [ explosion ] [ applause ] by now, it should be clear to everyone who donald trump is and what he represents. when black athletes peacefully protest racism and police brutality, trump has no trouble summoning his outrage, but when white supremacists march with nazi flags and confederate flags through the streets of an american city, he equivocates and then defends them. but trump wasn't content to feud with just one massively popular sports league this weekend. he decided to tangle with the nba as well, after seeing a "fox and friends" segment on steph curry's decision not to go to the whitehouse with the

shahid khan led the way, martha ford with the lions, she was on the field locking arms with jim caldwell, the head coach of the lions who is an african-american. steven ross, owner of the dolphins, down on the field with his team. jeffrey lurie, owner of the eag eagles, locking arms with his players. this is the first time we've seen that, nfl owners taking part during the national anthem with their players. and mercedes lewis, a member of the jacksonville jaguars, spoke about what it meant for him to have his owner on the field with him. he spoke about or gave us his take on what the president said leading up to this morning. >> with the situation yesterday and the president calling a lot of the athletes out, you know, i think god put us here for a reason. he put us here to lead from the front. you've got to look at some positives for what he was doing. if you look at, you know, a lot of athletes, what they said, sophisticated responses, you can't really debate those, it is what it is, it's real, it's a real situation. >> and you spoke about it moments ago, fredericka, the pittsburgh st