for all of the rulemaking the nca reports to do, this is where in one way or another, it has to get under control. i say it with the quotes around it. it can be limiting to the athletes. the first things that need to happen are universities need to provide safety, security for female athletes, and the other thing is with the nonrevenue sports, i think we are going to see a title shift in how college sports rose. we are going to see increments of that here and there. there has always been the haves and have-nots in college sports. but we will see a further separation of that. when it happens, you will see nonrevenue sports and revenue sports run differently. the name, image, and likeness -- i think we are just seeing the beginning of it. >> thank you very much, molly. >> online right now, william brangham and nicole ellis break down the severity of the current avian flu outbreak and how it is affecting birds and people across the country. that and more on our website, pbs.org/newshour. that is pbs news weekend. sunday, a look inside the world of book talk. the growing online community of b

. >> coming up, the nca ncaa tournament rolls on for two bay area programs. the ducks still believed their time is to turn things around tonight at dion: take a look. yosemite national park has reopened with limited access and hours. roads at el portal have partially reopened during daytime hours. the park has been closed because of heavy snowfall, for being feet in the last -- 15 feet in the last month. roads are in the process of being repaired. the park should expand to 24 hour operation monday with limited overnight lodging. once again getting to frances dinglasan on top of our roof, with a little more of a timing on when the weather pattern will shift. frances: several days of wet weather ahead. the satellite image, increasing clouds over the bay area. temperatures have been quite mild. storm level 1 arrives tonight, but check out this beautiful view from sutro. temperatures were above average. san francisco 63, oakland 62, san jose 69, santa clara sti at 70, half moon bay at 59. looking from the east bay hills out west towards the bay. more temperatures

march madness is coming up and the nca a tournament. >>> coming up president trump speaks to a group of conservatives as he attempts to come back for 2024 and an anniversary for civil rights. >>> and an intense >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition . >> welcome back. the time is 6:27 on this sunday morning. welcome back. now let's check the weather with darren peck . >> rain moved through that are well-organized with heavy rain at times. now phase two with scattered showers pretty much through the entire day. it will be on- again and off-again and more time with it raining. and into the 6:00 hour with spotty showers cropping up that are few and far between. we will stay this way and when we check in on the forecast, i will show you how many more days and we will look at snow in the sierra. see you in a bit. >>> president trump last night in maryland planning a comeback for 2024. the democratic party waiting on an announcement from president biden that he will seek reelection. >> reporter: former president trump came out swinging targeting the current president . >>

new york, they're all over and if you have your money anywhere, i don't care where you have it or the nca for credit union limits, you have nothing to worry about, in my opinion, because it's there for you, and i can't imagine that it wouldn't be and it was far, far more worse than this because that was a crisis where you didn't know how to value anything. at least people know what's happening right now. on my podcast on sunday i had sheila baer the former chairman of the fdic who had to go through 400-some-odd failures of banks. so if you talk to her she really knows if you're backed by fdic or mcua for credit union, you will be fine. stop panicking. >> what about the market? you know, you've got stocks and the dow down more than 700 points at one point and ended down 300 and that, suze, to me was reminiscent of the days i sat in the stock exchange and it would be down 700 and just the volatility and fear, we're seeing it again. people have 401(k). people have money obviously in the stock market in many different ways. should people be moving money around right now? >> do you remember al

in north carolina we have a strong partnership with nca and t the university, one of the largest hbcusy're right down the street from us in greensboro, north carolina. cheryl: that's very exciting. jobs here in this country, i know you're expanding in germany, but american jobs, and you're finding workers. that's good news to hear. greg lowe, thank you very much for coming in today. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too the, thank you. cheryl: moving to another story we've been following, silvergate capital not only digital the assets company that's in trouble. crypto exchanges may be facing a class action lawsuit. charlie breaks it coming up next. taking a look at the big board, what a day at the office. now we're going back the other direction. dow is down 522. we were down more than 600, so we're off of session lows, but anything can happen at this point. we're seeing a lot of volatility, excuse me, in this last hour. dow down 533. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stoc

the first thing is we should have a particular sale at the nca which looks at and goes after people forritain. are they being prosecuted? no. very little is happening to them. do we have agreements with countries so that we can send people back? no, we don't. we aren't getting those agreements. do we have safe and legal routes? no, we don't. we need to make sure we establish those so that people don't get onto the boats. if we simply, when people come off a boat onto britain, if they're not allowed to claim asylum, there will be legitimate refugees amongst those people who will be locked up and there will be people who are taking the mickey. what we need to have his pos system this is fast and fair and firm —— have a system. our asylum system is completely broken and there's only one government that's responsible, and that is this conservative government over the last 13 years. you will have heard rishi sunak saying keir starmer is another lefty leader standing in our way. that the abuse they chuck _ leader standing in our way. that the abuse they chuck around. _ leader standing in our

given that we're an agency nca and crime agency like the nca and crime commissioner for cleveland in for joining us. thank you. the democratic unionist party has said it will not support a key part of rishi sunak's windsor framework. employees will be given a chance to vote on the so—called stormont brake on wednesday, the deeply wednesday, but the deeply leader, jeffrey donaldson, leader, sir jeffrey donaldson, said party had unanimously said the party had unanimously agreed to against agreed to vote against it. donaldson street has said there are no plans for substantial change to the deal . so where change to the deal. so where does that leave the prime minister? the dup and brexit plan? well, joining us now to discuss all of this is the deputy political editor, tom harwood well as the former harwood as well as the former brexit minister and gb news presenter. jacob rees—mogg. let's start with you, jake. where leave the where does this leave the windsor well, it's windsor framework? well, it's obviously difficult because the main point of the windsor framework was to get stormont

san francisco nca ap advocated in 2018 and supervisor walton craft today to establish this committee. designated the city on provide staff reports to the [inaudible] and i want to emphasize we have been working at the discretion of utilizing piece of our budget to do out xroech pay for food and printing. to pifor support the committee needed >> a focus of the committee in public approximate private sectors. i want to as director dave xis my colleague touchod a bit. there is confusion about the difference with droll keeper and reparations. and so we want to be clear reparation is a tailored accountability and redress for the nature of the initial harm. b k i is a pin in time investment to end continued hrm and under investment in black communities. it makes a good faith effort. a bold effort to responded to community demands for improvement in services. my colleague says we can't program people out of poverty. and as our elder brown says go become to the scene of the crime special make amends for the wrongs done. here is a snapshot of the members of the reparation committee each has a

san francisco nca ap advocated in 2018 and supervisor walton craft today to establish this committee. the hrc designated the city on provide staff reports to the [inaudible] and i want to emphasize we have been working at the discretion of utilizing piece of our budget to do out xroech pay for food and printing. to pifor support the committee needed >> a focus of the committee in public approximate private sectors. i want to as director dave xis my colleague touchod a bit. there is confusion about the difference with droll keeper and reparations. and so we want to be clear reparation is a tailored accountability and redress for the nature of the initial harm. b k i is a pin in time investment to end continued hrm and under investment in black communities. it makes a good faith effort. a bold effort to responded to community demands for improvement in services. my colleague says we can't program people out of poverty. and as our elder brown says go become to the scene of the crime special make amends for the wrongs done. here is a snapshot of the members of the reparation committee eac

we've doubled nca funding to tackle the smuggling gangs. we've increased in raids by 50.ith albania, which is already enabled the return of hundreds illegal arrivals and we're procuring accommodation , procuring accommodation, including on military land , to including on military land, to end the force of accommodate to migrants in hotels . but let's be migrants in hotels. but let's be honest it's still not enough in the face of today's migration crisis , yesterday's laws are crisis, yesterday's laws are simply fit for purpose . so to simply fit for purpose. so to anyone proposing de facto open borders through , unlimited, safe borders through, unlimited, safe and legal routes as alternative. let's be honest , there are 100 let's be honest, there are 100 million people around the world who qualify for protection under current laws . let's be clear, current laws. let's be clear, they are coming here. we've seen a fight . they are coming here. we've seen a fight. hundreds we've seen a 500% increase in small boats in two years. and this, mr. speaken two years. and this, mr.

and we go to the oldest here, patrick, they are working in a criminal enterprise as well as towards nca. so i'm afraid they are working in the black economy and the criminal activities , and the criminal activities, right? so basically soil the problem was right to say that there are albanian criminals coming across the channel and she shouldn't apologise for that . she spot on. . oh, she was spot on. absolutely. spot on. but i wouldn't worry too much about what the albanian prime minister says to or about the key is going to be what he says with the prime minister at 5:00 this evening. but we really have got to get these albania removed. i mean, i it so difficult is doesn't have any problems at removing them and disallowing they won't accept any claim whatsoever for or human or anything from albanians and sweden is the same. so we're dragging our feet a little bit here. and what do you make of the fact that it's apparently going to cost £9 billion for the british taxpayer the next three years to not be able to deport or remove the hundred and 50,000 people we're expecting to deny asylu