it is still a hot topic in national football league jack doles joins us now live from the super bowl site this year tampa florida with. >>that story, jack is the nfl doing enough to improve diversity. >>grant i think the answer to that question if you if you just ask this question. there are 32 teams in the national football league and only 3 have black head coaches there were 3 last year so have they done enough to improve going forward, i don't think so but don't bruce arians the bucs coach has a very diverse staff and here they are in the super bowl. he has the most diverse staff in the nfl. but bruce arians says it wasn't by design person best coaches, i know the bucs coordinators are all black. >>todd bowles runs the defense byron left which the offense and keith armstrong in charge of special teams player. it's going to ask the coach how you gonna make me better. it doesn't really care if the answer comes from a male and female black white brown, yellow so if you can you can coach aerion says growing up some of his best teachers for women, so he didn't give it a second thought

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>>am and great gesture by the national football league they're giving out tickets to 7500 health care been on the front lines working with covid patients and they'll get to see this scam the experience of a lifetime of the lawsuit when you when you watch the game look for them, they'll be wearing special colored n 95 easy to spot him now one of those workers i had a chance to catch up with was john why she works at tampa general and he works with patients after they've gotten through covid as they try and recover and it's just been difficult difficult time he said most of the time. they can't see their family in person so he kind of becomes a family member. it's a heartbreaking at times to see them you separated from their so he tries to give them a lift. it's been a difficult disease. he says he's never seen anything like covid and the impact that it's but for him a chance to go to this game and be recognized for the work he's done is very special. >>it's been tough to see patients who can't have visitors so you're sick. >>you're not well and your loan. and that has been the hardest

>>yes of the national football league originally was going to sell 14,500. now they'll sell 25,000 so they've added to that plus the 14 our 707,500 that will be in attendance. the vaccinated health care workers still there will be a few more fans and we did look on stubhub and right now the cheapest ticket we could find was just under $5,000. so if you guys want to book a flight come on out you you can get into the game or if you know brain and get a big deal to get in that. jack doles live for us in tampa florida. jack thank you very much appreciated. on 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >>all right folks we're in the middle of the warriors game right now they are in the 3rd quarter they are down 74 to 72 of course, we'll have highlights soon as that game wraps up the boston celtics in town taking on the warriors before they hit the road for a 3 game road trip in texas with the and the spurs so right now down 76 to 72 that's up to the second update for you guys all righty to the college ranks now stand for playing their first game at maples pavilion

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we are the national football league.e believe black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> many of the league's stars are coming together demanding justice just days after the death of george floyd, continuing to fight for racial equality. malcolm jenkins, in that video we saw, the players called out the league and roger goodell to do more. how do you think the nfl is doing when it comes to addressing social justice right now? >> what you have to understand is a lot of the work we see being done is being done by the players. it started as a player driven kind of movement and it still is a player driven movement. we've seen players activate around issues surrounding black women, around voter registration, around police accountability, a plethora of things. we've seen the league pivot from the messaging and branding it's had over the past three seasons to now joining the fold when it comes to the messaging. i think the biggest thing is, everyone wants to see the nfl change from a cultural standpoint and not just in their

>>she certainly has earned the respect of our peers in the national football league. they don't give this game to just anybody only the best officials get to officiate the super bowl and grant vicki you'll know she had a good game if you'd never hear her name once they get started once they. you do the initial praise of her being here for the first time exactly it should become like just normal thing right jack just like an offensive lineman you don't want to you know what really hear your name on the that's jackals live for us tonight in tampa and will be will be hanging out with jack o we let us hope so thanks jack. >>we'll talk to serve. this year health officials are pleading for people to celebrate super bowl sunday safely. >>big parties as we all know can increase your risk of getting or spreading the virus. you can also hinder efforts to control the emergence of new strains. do. >>parties do not have portage just in time to be even more vigilant, not vigilant is the time to double down on things that we know work to to keep us safe. >>so if you insist on having

marks one of the marquee events on the american sporting calendar it's super bowl sunday the national football league championship game which will kick off in tampa florida social distancing requirements there mean that 2 thirds of the seats will remain empty however with so many fans stuck at home the t.v. ratings ought to be just fine this pandemic has emptied sports stadiums of fans it's forced leagues and broadcasters to put on their thinking caps as a result live sports coverage has turned into one of the most innovative and creative spaces in the television industry we've seen cardboard cut outs of football supporters robot cheerleaders c.g.i. crowds fake fans sounds sometimes the gimmicks are as entertaining as the players on the field the listening posts johannah hoose now on watching sports in pandemic times and the lengths that broadcasters will go to to keep fans tuning it. as you can see it's a little bit here recently which might predict there's been a huge watershed moment in the pandemic of storms for how we broadcast obviously sport runs on passion and emotion and some of the games th

and $95.00 mask and a hand sanitizer health experts say the national football league's measures are acceptable under the circumstances that more concerned with what happens in areas outside their control it's the pre-game the post-game and for those people who aren't at the game the during game celebrations where we expect folks to get together in private and public venues and that's where the risk is especially since we now have 3 new strains of the disease that have made landfall in the states there will of course be the much anticipated celebrity filled multimillion dollar ads but also a recognition of the sacrifice made by u.s. healthcare workers $7500.00 free tickets have been allocated to vaccinated frontline staff mostly from florida to exciting like you don't even believe it you know that like a fairy tale almost it's amazing and we're very grateful all this is a far cry from previous super bowls were host cities reap huge economic benefits last year's game in miami generated more than $500000000.00 for the local economy tampa's mayor says the goal is to have funds arrive healthy and l

with one of america's biggest sports holidays on the horizon the national football league is in the news for something they'd rather not be the turning headline for the n.f.l. right now isn't the super bowl it's how the league will respond to yet another domestic violence and assault case against one of its athletes prosecutors on wednesday charged former seattle seahawks offensive tackle with 1st degree domestic violence assault and domestic violence unlawful imprisonment after he allegedly attacked his girlfriend both charges are felonies and come on the heels of wheeler with a wrist within hours after the criminal activity came to light the seahawks issued a statement distancing themselves from him stating that he is now a free agent and is no longer with the team will was officially cut on wednesday ironically the same day the charges came out per usual the team encouraged wheeler to seek help and shared information for domestic violence victims be it social media channels and press release. the gruesome details of willow's alleged attack on his girlfriend include beating her strangl

these are 32 pretty evenly matched teams in the national football league.ey were right around the middle of the pack, think they finished 7 and 9, boy, they have hit new heights there with their franchise and tom brady, even though maybe he's not putting up his best statistical season, a lot of people will tell you, he makes a big difference in the locker room and just with the confidence level that team in general plays with. just what kind of impact is this game, will it have on america? because it's a huge event in the calendar there, whether you are a football fan or not, it's a ritual. but given the pandemic going on, what significance does it have this year? a lot of people have very different plans. usually there are big super bowl parties here and then for the host city, it's a carnival—like atmosphere around the stadium all week. they didn't really have that down in tampa and it's especially unusual because this is the first you've ever had a team play the super bowl in their home stadium. they determine that beforehand every year. so, what might h

the 15% drop from last year is a setback for the national football league, which played many of its gamesmpty stadiums this season. the figure is seen as a proxy for the popularity of live sports. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i'm leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: the senate has affirmed the constitutional basis for president trump's impeachment trial, clearing the argument on whether -- prosecutor say trump must be convicted of the most grievous constitutional crime, even though he is gone from the white house. >> they want to call the trial over before any evidence is even introduced. their argument is that if you commit an impeachable offense and your last few weeks of office, you do it with constitutional impunity. you get away with it. francine: joining us for the latest is stephanie baker, our senior writer, who has been following this from the very beginning. i don't know whether anything changed in your mind of what we will see. is it a timeline,

the national football league says they want to prevent creating a covid super spreader events.fans will be allowed at raymond james stadium, but this year cardboard cut outs will outnumber actual humans. the stadium will be there will be no tailgating, but we also will be distributing a ppe kits. every attendee that comes to the super bowl. most player appearances will be remote and masks and social distancing are mandatory. meanwhile the nfl says 7500 vaccinated healthcare workers will be given free tickets to the championship game. it is the league's gift to the frontline workers, thanking them for all their hard work during this pandemic. brian guilbert, health care worker at tampa general hospital is among those headed to the game to be there with my team sitting in the stands watching this. it's just going to be amazing. i'm probably not gonna have a voice the next day, tampa bay buccaneers actually become the very first team in super bowl history to play the big game on their own turf in their own stadium. the kansas city chiefs plan on taking boy any perceived home field

the national football league is hoping to avoid any large-scale outbreaks at the super bowl appeared overall attendance has been capped at 25,000, a record low for football's biggest event. the league has given tickets to 7500 vaccinated health care workers. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg @quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: leigh-ann, thank you so much. now, european stocks trading higher as global equities hit all-time highs, and hopes for a similar recovery on the economic side. it is also, of course, jobs day in the u.s. we have laura cooper from our mliv team. laura, thank you so much. it is friday. we have had a lot of earnings, we are waiting for the stimulus, and the course we want to know about jobs. what is the market focusing on? laura: the reason we saw u.s. equities plunge record highs yesterday was on account of the upbeat earnings, and that is spilling over into the session. ultimately, you know, markets are focused on the continued

authorities are sinking -- seeking bids from -- the national football league is hoping to avoid any large-scale outbreaks at the super bowl. attendance has been capped at 25,000, a record low for football's biggest event. the league has given tickets to 7500 vaccinated health care workers. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. tom? tom: before we do the data, we need to put up a banner which says it all come and we forget this, a very elegant chart. i don't have it in front of me right now, but i do have the statement that is a -- that it is a nine-year bull market. there is no other way to put it. all the analysis, all the gloom, there is shock of margin, the pandemic. it is a live -- a nine-year bull market. gina martin adams with us in a bit. futures up 14, dow futures up 112. 21.78 on the vix. with all the gamestop gyrations. and that oil, almost $60 a barrel on brent crude, 59.57, and the dollar but nevertheless stronger. francine: the bull market is

running for the senate in california, being a university president, or being head of the national football league -- [laughter] sec. rice: that's no contest. i used to want to be the commissioner of the nfl but i told roger caddell when i was struggling with the iranians and russians every day, your job looks pretty good. but from northern california, it doesn't look so good anymore. these days, i have to say, the university professor at stanford university where the stanford cardinals are having quite a -- stanford cardinal are having quite a special season, come on. you know what those special seasons are like, you have had plenty of them. let us have one. that's the greatest job in the world. sec. shalala: thank you, madam secretary. [applause] sec. rice: that was fun. >> you are watching american history tv, every weekend on c-span three, explore our nation's past. american history tv on c-span3. today, we are brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >> the c-span city tours traveled the country. since 2011, we have been to m

the national football league is hoping to avoid any large-scale outbreaks. overall attendance has been capped at 25,000, a record low for the biggest event. the league gave tickets to 7500 vaccinated health care workers. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. i want to make clear that we saw left -- lyft on a good futures market about 40 minutes ago, futures up 12 and up 19 new highs. dow futures up 141. i am still not in the market. nasdaq does a nice move. the vix 21.72. as we get closer to 9:30, you will see the vix make gyrations and i wonder if we will see a symbol as well. we have some other, brent crude, $59. that is a higher oil price, which gets us up to a range where you can see strategy by oil. perchance, chevron will offer to buy noble midstream at $12.47. these are noble midstream partners which is an lp moving stuff around in the hydrocarbon business. the energy business percolates with exxon and the

running for the senate in california, being a university president or being head of the national football leaguewhat's your first choice? >> oh, that's no contest. well, i used to want to be the commissioner of the nfl, but i told roger goodell, i said, when i was struggling with the iranians and russians every day your job looked pretty good. but from northern california it doesn't look so good anymore. and these days -- and i have to say it. these days, being a university professor at stanford university, where the stanford cardinal are having quite a special season, you know -- come on, you know what those special seasons are like. you've had plenty of them. let us have one. that's really the greatest job in the world. >> thank you madam secretary. >> thank you. >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3 explore our nation's past. american history tv on c-span3, created by america's cable television companies. and today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >>> next on american history tv, a pr

. >> the national football league's executive vp there on plans to honor health care workers today athe super bowl. the tampa bay buccaneers take on the kansas city chiefs in the big game. cnn sports corey wire with more now on an unprecedented season. >> it's certainly the most unusual super bowl we've ever seen. both teams normally arriving a week ahead of time to get adjusted, not during a pandemic. the chiefs arriving a day before the game, another example of the audibles that had to be called during a pandemic. the players i've spoken to didn't think there was any way this season would make it, but strict protocols and discipline to follow them all added up and here we are. there will be about 30,000 cardboard cutout fans acting as social distancing barriers for real fans about 25,000 of them. about one-third will be vaccinated health care workers, heroes invited here by the nfl. i spauk to one, belinda spann, critical care nurse, i asked what went through her find when she found out she would be going to the super bowl. >> the moment when you think, this is awesome. and it is, i

and jim brown was, is, and will always be the og and the greatest of the national football league.back and after he ended his football career on his own terms and spoke truth to power while doing so, his larger than life physique and mystique carried him over onto the silver screen, where he became the first black action star. and he's getting the star treatment all over again for his portrayal in regina king's "one night in miami" which dominated golden globe nominations this past week. joining me now, the legend himself, his friend muhammad ali would say the greatest of all times, mr. jim brown. thank you for being with us tonight, mr. brown. >> it is great to be here. it's a great introduction. thank you very much. >> well, let me say this. this is "politics nation," not sports nation, but i have always recognized the difficult position that modern black athletes find themselves in, and you and muhammad ali, bill russell, and others, used your platform in the 1960s to condemn the conditions of that time. here, for example, is a photo of you meeting with president lyndon johnson.

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ahead of this sun's super bowl, homeland security administration in coordination with the national football leagueted tens of millions worth of counterfeit nfl items over the past year. that effort known as operation team player intercepted more than 150,000 items. everything from fake super bowl rings to masks. we're learning new information about the circumstances that led to two fbi agents being killed when they arrived to search an apartment including we're learning who the shooter was. correspondent steve harrigan is following the story. >> reporter: an investigation is under way into what happened on . the suspect david lee hoover watched the approach of the agents through a doorbell camera then used an assault rifle to shoot them through a closed door. >> one was shot in the shoulder. >> reporter: five agents shot, two dead. two hospitalized with multiple gun shot wounds, one of which was released today, the fifth treated on the scene. fbi director wray met privately with the families of the slain agents. officials say they meticulously plan for all operations. >> a vast majority of these w

still just as high, but the metrics may not reflect it i think that the interest in the national football league is growing like crazy and never before and i'm also the chairman of nfl flag, and it is growing like crazy and wildfire in a positive way. it is an amazing thing to be a part of nfl flag. when you are thinking of the youth kids and thinking the of everybody who is participating and who wants to watch, and nothing better than the young kids wearing the nfl team low goes all over the world, and i'm fired up to be part of nfl flag and thinking about the game growing and i remember coming into the game 9 1/2 years ago, it was a lot different and not all of the aws stuff going on and paper sheets, and now everything is on surface, and the technology is so different and that is why it is so great to be on mojo and partnering up with the great brands and athletes around the world, but also great coaches. and that is why mojo is a intriguing thing with the youth, and nfl flag has a chance with the mojo and so much there around the world in technology now that is everything. so that what our t

sure doesn't show in the results right now there are 32 teams in the national football league only 3 black head coaches. there were 3 black coach head coach is last year, so they didn't move forward. bruce arians you can't blame him though the buccaneers coach has a diverse staff and he has his team in super bowl. he has the most diverse staff in the nfl. >>but bruce arians says it wasn't by design person best coaches, i know the bucs coordinators are all black. todd bowles runs the defense byron left which the offense and keith armstrong in charge of special teams player. it's going to ask the coach how you gonna make me better. he doesn't really care if the answer comes from a male and female black white brown, yellow so if you can you can coach aerion says growing up some of his best teachers for women, so he didn't give it a second thought when he hired lori locust as an assistant defensive line coach. are all javan afar to a strength and conditioning staff you have to understand. it is a blessing and a curse a media coverage in regards to women coaches because. >>what it looks l

all right, and the super bowl less than four days away, but it's game on for the national football leaguell,z. together the two will launch a global game developer challenge to create a new mobile sport powered by the platform with joint marketing for both skillz and the nfl. so yakker e, or -- so, yeah, shares jumping 24%. and andrew paradise is going to be here monday on the off-season action that he is creating with the nfl. so stay tuned the, make sure you join in on monday right here on "the claman countdown." you know, this anticipation for super bowl lv building and building. will patrick mahomes lead the kansas city chiefs and bring back to back super bowls home? or will tom brady continue bolstering arguably the great back resumÉ of all time -- greatest quarterback resume of all time? okay, if we don't know, ashley ashley webster does. [laughter] he's in tampa right now, the home of the big game which, you know, always, these games provide much-needed boosts for the local economy. but particularly where you are, they really need it. ashley: they really do, liz. and, you know, it'

in 2015, thomas became the first permanent female national football league official.te an nfl playoff game. for more, i'm joined by christine brennan, cnn sports analyst and sports columnist for "usa today." christine, i'm so excited for this segment with you. let's talk about the role of women in football and what we saw today on the sidelines as well. you have women coaching football. you have women officiating the games. how monumental is this change that we're seeing, and will we see more of it? >> it certainly was a first, bianna. obviously sarah thomas being the first woman to officiate an nfl super bowl game, and she was the first to be in the playoffs, and she was the first full-time referee back in 2015. and so that's fantastic. and by the way, she did a great job. if a referee, an official is basically invisible and doesn't call any attention to themselves, they've done their job, and she did that. especially at that goal line call early in the game in the second quarter. again, the right call when kansas city was able to stop tampa bay. there she was, and s

>>good morning james, and darya each super bowl week, the national football league makes it a point toe back to the host city and it's been no different this year in tampa for super bowl 55 as we witnessed firsthand the impact they've had on this community. >>when we come into town we're here to not just play game but to make an impact as well this entire week leading up to super bowl sunday the nfl has made it a point to get out in the tampa bay community and give back to the host city ia. >>nfl people think about the football game. and that is exciting news but equally as important is the legacy projects that they're leaving behind him. the nfl has organized more than 20 community outreach events including donating close to the crisis center of tampa bay we're part of the legal process so we have together the evidence and oftentimes that evidence is the clothing that the individual is wearing when they walk in the door. >>so to be able to provide them something besides scruggs. >>something besides used t-shirt or a pair of use short were able to provide brand new clothing. tags still

the mississippi mother of three started her national football league officiating career in 2013 whenline judge. thomas told the phone network she may get a little teary-eyed when she takes the field in tampa. jack, i can attest that women have been part of it the game from quite some time, but from the sidelines. tell us your thoughts on that. >> jack: this is so great for the nfl. this is one moment in america i hope we can all come together around pretty talk about a sport that meant so much to me. you probably see the helmet in the background. this is a historic day for a female to take the field as an official. at such an important job and roll as we all know. this is a tough shot job. it's not easy when guys are battling each other going full speed to make those calls. she's proven herself. if you don't know this, officials who make the super bowl are those that have done it right. those are the ones that have gone throughout the entire year and have been rated the highest. she earned this. this is not something that is just symbolic. congratulations, sarah, god bless you and we

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. >>> whatever happens at today's super bowl, the national football league has reason to celebrate. complete a full season in the middle of a pandemic, something that other sports were not able to do. dr. sanjay gupta looks at how the nfl pulled it off. >> reporter: this is a sport defined by close contact. an environment ripe for transmission. >> other people who say it's absolute ludicrous to try this. what do you say? >> i feel like it's the right thing to do to learn to live with this virus. >> reporter: dr. sills is the chief medical officer for the nfl. he was brought in as a neurosurgeon who thought he would be dealing with concussions. and then the pandemic changed everything. i initially met up with him at the beginning of the season. >> we have to recognize we're dealing with an unpredictable pandemic, so we have to adjust along the way. >> reporter: on september 10, the kansas city chiefs kicked off against the houston texans in the first game of the season. at the time, there were more than 6 million confirmed coronavirus cases in the united states. now, right before the

morning, and under armour is reportedly ending its on field licensing contract with the national football leaguen comes amid a restructuring of the sportswear maker. the financial times reports the financial value of an on field licensing agreement is between 10 and $15 million per year. >>> well, now to the latest out of washington, d.c., and those ongoing stimulus negotiations. ylan mui joins us with the developments there, and new analysis of president biden's 1 $1.9 trillion plan from the nonpartisan pen wharton model. what can you tell us >> dom, democrats' mantra for the next covid relief package is to go big. the new analysis out this morning suggests that may not be the most effective use of money. the three main components of direct relief under biden's plan are $1,400 stimulus checks and the earned income tax credit together they represent a massive increase in federal transfer payments during this pandemic, and the nonpartisan pen wharton model estimates that literally almost everybody outside of the top 25% of the households would enjoy some sort of benefit the lowest income househol