, deion knows how to make an entrance.hat's jackson state university. we'll talk to him later in the show to see why this is such a big impact in the world of college sports. robin? >> we are looking forward to that -- >> he said call him coach prime. coach prime is his name now. that's how you should refer to him. >>e arloto have o. at the supreme court the flags are flying at half-mast this morning for ruth bader ginsburg who died at the age of 87 on friday. tomorrow, her casket will arrive at the court for a private ceremony for family, friends and her cortical eegs. then she will lie in repose for a public viewing, through thursday evening. on friday after a formal ceremony justice ginsburg will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. she's the first woman ever in u.s. history to be honored in that way, robin. >> days until the final votes in the race for the white house, the battle over justice ginsburg's replacement is intensifying. the president saying he plans to name his choice to fill the seat by the end of the week. o

protesting the death of deion kay. >> and in taylor's home state of kentucky, protesters, marched to churchill downs, outside of the kentucky derby. a large group of trump 2020 supporters showed up and squared off with protesters. >> members of the far right came face to face with black lives matter protesters in louisville. >> a reporter, you were there overnight, how did things play out. how did things end last night? >> well, you know, you had footage of early in the day when things got particularly tense. you had the two group, the regular protesters, down there in downtown louisville, every day. supporting breonna taylor, and those other groups, the patriots, with trump flags, camo, military. early in the day, these counter protesters and protesters came together in downtown louisville. police didn't show up until upon the patriots decided to start walking back. >> you get the sense that folks who showed up there, the social justice demonstrators and the trump supporters, do they, based on your reporting live in louisville? or coming from other places? >> it is my understanding,

after police shot and killed an 18-year-old black man deion kay.'s rich is live in the nation's capitol. youor the scene. what are you seeing? >> what we have had here lots of chanting and protesting. black lives matter. this started a couple of hours ago after police say there was a shooting in this area around 3:50 this afternoon. according to the police department in d.c., officers were responding to a vehicle. people fled on foot. an officer fired his fire arm. an adult was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. shortly after that at the seventh district police station in washington, d.c. there were calls on twitter to get focussed mobilized. you are getting a lot of speeches and chanting. what we are not getting is that much information about what transpired around 3:50 or 4 o'clock this afternoon in d.c. which led to this shooting. what we know from the police when they were asked what the circumstances were, the police chief responded saying we won't speculate. we need to complete our investigation. we don't know why yet. uniformed offic

well, from primetime to hey, coach, a report out of mississippi says former 49er deo deion sanders willead coach. he's never coached at any level higher than high school. it's not currently playing the 2020 season but they are scheduled to return this spring. so, that's a look at sports. as the player primetime is all about having fun, we'll see how he is as a head coach. >> is he going to teach the players how to do that dance behind the head? >> only one primetime. >> thanks so much. and thank you for joining us. we'll be back again at 11:00. >> have a good night. ♪ i got it ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [theme music] before i became homeless, i showed them, look, this how we're going to end up living in the street. you know, i wanted to put bea in the neighborhood school, but all my friends told me that i was being them-- i was turnin

my name is deion kohler, and i'm a professor of law and director for center of sport and the law at the university of baltimore. i'm also a former athlete and proud parent of an ncaa division iii athlete. thank you for inviting me to speak with you about these important issues. for decades, congress has referred to the ncaa to build a model for intercollegiate sports that has grown into a multibillion-dollar industry. the ncaa calls this the american model. courts are increasingly vile -- increasingly calling it a violation of antitrust law. the ncaa supports to seek legislation so it can preserve what it defines as amateurism. in reality, it seeks to preserve the cartel profits that an unnecessarily restrictive amateurism model yields. the action sought by the ncaa would not only cause further harm to athletes but ultimately to the entire college sports enterprise. it is a model that is literally breaking under the weight of its own injustice. the decades of excess have been abuses perpetrated under the guise of amateurism are well-known and at times have been the subject of reports in

deion collar, professor of law and director of the center for sport and the law at the university of baltimore school n of law. mr. greg sanke, commissioner of the southeastern conference, and mr. eric winston, chief partnerships officer for one nl team partners, former president. of the nflfl players associatioo and former nfl player and college athlete. college sports are a rich part of the fabric of america's families, communities, and deepy states. roo college sports have long been deeply rooted in our culture. this is true in my home state ot mississippi. where there are over 30 at institutions of higher learning that offer college athletic programs. like a lot ofm the mi places ac united states, college sports is never far from the minds or ounn memories ofg mississippiens.r'' reliving and recounting the nce. results of past contests is a common occurrence. for example, ole miss fans stiln talk about golson's game winning interception in the end zone to help ole miss knock off top ranked alabama in 2014. i was there. i remember where i was sitting in the stadiumum at the time.l