the nca tournament has been set. >> [applauds]. >> they are excited because the they will open against 7 seed on friday st. louis and tip off is on pacific time and this spokesperson stanford's first time since 2008. and from the national we will have to be in lsu on san francisco, st. march rip's the fails will host south tomorrow night. >>> a panel fell off one of the wantings. it am and it was very under usual and dame is trying to finish up what happened happen week den. they found a bible intact. several people carried the bible to deliver it to officials of the spanish christain church. now that church occupied the basement and first floor of one of the buildings or two buildings that was destroyed . a little bit of water damage. >> they were able to recover it. >> he was present had with a bible and had chest pains and was taken to the hospital, they may have exploded this accident. >>> this team of and it tedly hit-and-run, it could lead the police to the driver. >>> good morning, traffic is and weather is cooling off rapidly and we will talk about it. . >>> good morning, you a

nca has certain numbers. the industry has its own. we need to move as quickly as we can. we would like to get 100%. some of these last areas are very difficult to get to. cannot afford to delay. it is not just a coverage issue, it is a capacity issue as well. i think the president and his team and those and congress get that as well. in the old days we were building out the network. back in 2000, making sure everyone had coverage. the maps are about who has cell phone coverage so i can get my cell phone through -- call through? much traffic in urban dense area that we have to put more and or equipment in in order to do with capacity issues because we only have a limited amount of spectrum in the same amount of spectrum that we have in urban areas as well as a r ural, but much more traffic. how do we split those cells up so we can use the same frequencies over and over again more efficiently? former fccn your commissioner hat and then your infrastructure association had. sprint-t-mobile potential merger. your thoughts? hat offrd to take one because they're both members of

dave, march madness is huch busineshugebusiness for the nca. that makes it absolutely egregious. >> march madness is part of a $10 billion television contract for ncaa. that is 90% of the operating budget for the ncaa in a given year. think with that for a second. that means the president of the ncaa mark emert his $2 million salary, his 14 vice presidents each of whom make six figures up to 4 to $500,000 a year, most of their salary comes from that. if they would be willing to exercise it, all it would take before the final four if they took off their sneakers on center court and said, let's go to the negotiating table, they would have the ncaa by the short hairs. >> the debate has raged for years and we've seen them pretty much the challenges to all this go nowhere because the usual argumentativaccumulate is that e get a free education. >> absolutely right. these debates have been raging since the beginning of college caathletics. men's football and men's basketball, what's different is that they are a victim now of their own success. there i

the nca said if you're an athletic athlete, college scholarship athlete you cannot get paid from a jobside of school. >> i can't make money to get pizza or go to a movie, take my girlfriend to dinner. can't do it because it's in violation of ncaa rules. >> that's why they can file to be employees and unionize. the ncaa's own rules led to the case of making this ruling what it is because they limit them in terms of earning so they must be employees. >> who is this kid again? the kid-- >> cane coulter, quarterback for northwestern university. he's no longer in school. he's done. but he's been a forefront of this association right now. >> what happens here? you've got a whole process here, the ncaa will appeal and so we're years away from what could be, you know, the spector of young people taking advantage of this. >> this is how it should change. if you unionize you can strike, but athletic departments can lock you out. >> true, true, true. >> so the ncaa, it's been a non-profit organization for quite some time. it doesn't seem like it. >> unions in america have been on the decline for

sports tonight the stanford's men's basketball will try to boost its resume for the nca tournaments whenin tucson. last night gave a chance to move into sole possession of third place in the pac-12 with a win against arizona state. here's rick qwan with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, with tournament time rapidly approaching the cal bears were hoping to boost their resume with a win at arizona state. it was senior day for the sun devils, ordone pachynski played his final game. the second game was asu. carson gets this shot to go and check out this shaq attack with the monster reverse slam that's worth another look. jonathan gilling came off the bench to score a season high 15. asu wins 78-60. cal falls to 18-11, 9-7 in the pac 12. >>> a night to forget for the st. mary seniors, they got embarrassed by gonzaga. it's david stockton going baseline puts it up and in. drew barrow's midway through in the second half put gonzaga up by 30. st. mary's gets blown out at home. gonzaga will be the top seed in this week's wcc tournament. >>> stanford stars today made their f

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we haven't had anything -- athletes, haven't had any reason or anything to hold over the nca eye's headdays that they may be shaking in their shoes a little bit, something could happen here. now is the first time we have an opportunity to potentially negotiate and say, hey, unless you're going to make some concessions we may move to a union which could be disastrous for both of us. >> that's the thing. i wonder if this will act as a pressure lever to get the nc ncaa -- maybe it's not ultimately leading to unionization but to change its ruling. the thing you alluded to earlier, that's obviously outrageous, i remember watching the fab five documentary, the michigan team, you see kids walking around with their numbers on. meanwhile they're scrounging for $5 to get a meal at mcdonald's. the fab five made huge money from michigan. you look at college sports, okay, what about the school in a small conference, mercer. they're not making a lot of money through sponsors. the players are working as hard. how do you negotiate that? >> so there are a lot of ways you might look at that. i don't know

>> we have a special interview coming up with the president of the nca a, the secretary of agencies,as probably best known as the president's body man, his aide in the white house, but who was also a terrific bage player at duke and a financifootball p. the issue is whether student athletes should be paid. they're getting more pressure to pay their top student athletes but we're going to hear from the president of the ncaa who is against that and get into a discussion about where this controversy lies. >> and at the same time even in this conversation, trying to deal with the issue that is ukraine and russia and vladimir putin. >> i'll talk to mike rogers about how that's being handled, where it goes from here. if there's a new world order putin is creating. how does the united states deal with that? what's next? there's economic sanctions. what if they press further into ukraine, not a nato country, how do we deal with that? big issues on the table. >> david, thanks very much for your time this afternoon. >> thanks. >> david gregory, moderator of "meet the press." check your local l