coming up should the ncaa change its rules or if so how?r should institutions be first and foremost places of learning? keep your comments coming. we'll be right back. ♪ >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their ♪ >>> welcome back. we're talking about college athletes, and should they get paid. omar what is the community saying? >> they are saying a lot and we have a video comment. take a listen to this. >> so obviously there is a ton of money involved in this debate, and that makes it a problem because the ncaa has made it clear they are not going to negotiate a player salary. college football makes a lot of money based on the idea that college sports are purer than professional sports. and the fact of the matter is, you only have to look at smu and cam newton to argue that is not the case. >> so ed, what do you think about this idea of giving up on salaries and having players control their own marketing rights? >> i absolutely think that players should control their own marketing rights for a number of reasons. one, you get th

the ncaa is benefiting more, the schools are benefiting more. people don't come to these games or tune into these games or buy the jerseys because of the institution. they want johnny manziel and they want to see him play. that's what drives it. >> and what are drew him to sue, is this ncaa football, a new version of the game is released every year. sam ellergan, the ncaa attorney. here is sam keller and here is his avatar. a few years later keller played for nebraska. his picture and his avatar are nearly identically. >> they had me from california, player 15. >> right handed. >> right handed. everybody else was boiled down to a t. >> keller's lawsuit set the ncaa played money off him and thousands of other college athletes by allowing clij sports to use their likeness in the ballgame. this shows video game designers use athletes' real names in the develop process then roox them before the game is released. >> they realize something bad is going on, they continue want that in the public right? they have been doing it they still do it. this is e

the ncaa would argue, that you know what? we give them money in scholarships.all said and done, some of these students still end up in debt, david, because it doesn't cover entire tuition sometimes. david: that's true. the question is exactly who gets the money? it isn't spread around so equitiably. we can talk about that. there is organization, national college players association. this is the group sort of arguing on behalf of players. is a non-profit group. i wonder how soon they become a profit-making group? isn't this sort of an organization, if i was to bet my money on any organization, i would bet it on this one? they will make money at some point, do you think. >> lobbying is a business, and a big business. if they're able to pull this off, they do deserve some compensation because the implications are really, it is multimillion dollars and over years it could be billions of dollars. but reality still is that core debate about how are these young people using their opportunity to get, the free education that they do get. a lot of former players are brin

coming up next, the man behind the most valuable ncaa team.joins us to break down the college supports the fraders weigh in next on fast. ♪ >> we talk a lot on this show about ceos and managers. today we have one of the most well known coaches in college basketball. joining us now is rick petino. great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> you're a "fast money" fan. >> i am. my 13 players are going to give me $300. i'm going to teach them how to buy two stocks and i'm going to rely on your expertise here. >> wow. >> are you really stressed being here? >> not really. >> yeah. not near. we will get to some stock picks and trades. first i want to ask you about the cardinals being the most profitable ncaa team. what else differentiates your team from others when it comes to making money. >> 11 straight years we have been the nurl one revenue producer. 22,100 people show up every night. 21,000 plus season ticketholders. if you're in the front ten rows you're paying a minimum of $100,000 plus the price of the ticket. >> but of course, we

only these players are actually penalized and controlled for the ncaa.y should absolutely be paid -- i would focus in the revenue of sports. let the free market rome and let the schools pay players as much as they can. it would make a world of difference to have players walking around with no money and the school is profiting millions off their labor. >> look, we have a problem in this country. we have these hugely powerful lucrative businesses that are positioned and live inside these usually not for profit institutions and that sets up a huge conflict. it's not a conflict that we have resolved with any sense of fairness or dignity for many of these athletes, people remember in penn state we got a glimpse of just how far fetched and extreme the power of some of these academic sports programs can be. that was an extreme example that involves criminality. but generally you have a lot of athletes as tour'e is mentioning, sure, they are in school but they are not in school like normal students. their scholarship which is revokable is not a big enough benefi

. >>> a college student is penalized by the ncaa for playing in a church basketball league.l player nathan harry lost one year of eligibility for playing with the other league over the summer before starting his freshman year at colgate university. the ncaa rules state that players who do not immediately enroll in college after graduating high school will be penalized one year for each academic year they participate in organized basketball. harry's only played in three recreational games and the college appealed the ncaa decision. >> this guy is definitely not winning father of the year. a man in china suing his ex-wife for ugly children. and he wins. initially he's accusing his wife of infidelity because he, in his words he says i'm sure that he would never produce such an ugly daughter. d.n.a. testing proved that he is the dad but then his wife came clean about something. before they were married she had $100,000 worth of plastic surgery. he's suing her over false pretenses and the judge did award him $120,000. >> caution obamacare accident ahead. a contractor at th caroli

the men of troy returned three punts for touchdown to tie an ncaa record.cal, cal is now 1/9. steph curry was back in the lineup for the grizzlies. andrew bogut throws it away. the grizzlies dominate in the second half. no call. the warriors lose 108-90. >> jeff green gets a shot off. got it. jeff green knocks it down. >> and jeff green of the celtics with six tenths left. he beats the heat. 111-110. they hand the heat their third loss of the season. the only undefeated team is the indiana pacers. >> oh my gosh. >> i feel bad for cal. >> me too. they still have the big game. redemption. >> all right, that's it for us. we will see you at 11:00 on kpix5. goodnight! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this

. >> in sports, a college quarterback breaks an ncaa record but unfortunately it's against a bay area team. >>> things go from bad to worse for the warriors in los angeles. gary will tell you why next in sports. >> good evening, everybody. warriors were beat up and boy did it get worse. no curry to combine with. still suffering from headache. nick young, speaking of headaches, he was really good tonight. he had 21 points and throwing it down on the alley oop. the lakers without kobe for a few more games. lee trying to keep it close. lakers lead by 9 at half. 21 points and 13 rebounds. here is the bad news of the evening. andre said he heard a pop in his hamstring. he left the game in the 3rd and did not return after the game he could barely walk. so he's going to sit for a wall. paul, 24 points, 10 rebounds. curry couldn't bear to watch. 102-95 lakers. 11th straight loss for the warriors. the story tonight, when is curry coming back and now andre is going to be out for a while. >>> raiders sold enough tickets for sunday's home game so it will be televised versus tennessee. matt is the

th win likely propels the cardinals for the ncaa tournament. st four of the last six, but they qualified for the ncaa. i will work on that. the giants' fans could see this one comin clayton kershaw named the cy young award winner. 1.83 earned run average. and scherzer wins it for the tigers. nba oklahoma city will be at oracle to take on e warriors. blake frisson welcomingkc to l.a. not the best of friends and here ces the exwarrior. they both get ejected and ippers win the game 111-103. matt barnes has not changed since his warrior days. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> still a hair trigger. >> thanks very much. >> next on abc7 news, check out the big moves from this little guy. >> the must see video of a >> the must see video of a 5-year-oldaa@a@##h@ soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we

the win likely propels the cardinals for the ncaa tournament.al last four of the last six, but they qualified for the ncaa. i will work on that. the giants' fans could see this one coming. clayton kershaw named the cy young award winner. 1.83 earned run average. and scherzer wins it for the tigers. nba oklahoma city will be at oracle to take on the warriors. blake frisson welcoming okc to l.a. not the best of friends and here comes the exwarrior. they both get ejected and clippers win the game 111-103. matt barnes has not changed since his warrior days. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> still a hair trigger. >> thanks very much. >> next on abc7 news, check out the big moves from this little guy. >> the must see video of a 5-year-old drum we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. before you invest in a mattress, discover the bed clinically proven to improve sleep quality. the sleep number bed. once you experience it, there's no going back. final days for our lowest price ever on c4 queen mattress sets-just $129

the ncaa -- not the ncaa. this is the naia, which is similar to the ncaa.ferent conference. he doesn't really have a legal action. he's a student athlete. what's more amazing about this is that this naia policy, the idea that student athletes maintain this amateur status, student athletes are the only amateurs left in collegiate sports. this individual represents the 99% of college athletes. the people who don't -- who we don't see in the spotlight every day and who play for the love of the game and a meager scholarship. consider that the ncaa and cbs recently signed a $14 billion agreement over the next 14 years, and the ncaa is a nonprofit. it seems -- >> but it's a half-court shot. what are the odds? do you think he would have a shot at getting the money if he says, okay, this will go toward my scholarship? >> well, that's certainly a good argument. and because the naia like the ncaa makes its own rules, they can probably do just about whatever they want. this is not a public affair at all. the naia makes its own policy and can choose to grant or deny hi

the win likely propels the cardinals for the ncaa tournament.t four of the last six, but they qualified for the ncaa. i will work on that. the giants' fans could see this one coming. clayton kershaw named the cy young award winner. 1.83 earned run average. and scherzer wins it for the tigers. nba oklahoma city will be at oracle to take on the warriors. blake frisson welcoming okc to l.a. not the best of friends and here comes the exwarrior. they both get ejected and clippers win the game 111-103. matt barnes has not changed since his warrior days. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> still a hair trigger. >> thanks very much. >> next on abc7 news, check out the big moves from this little guy. >> the must see video of a 5-year-old drum mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and e

they did win 25 games last season, but didn't make the ncaa tournament.e their time. >> so i feel really good about where we are. this is a huge year for us to improve on what we did last year, and we should. and i think we're ready to make that step. >> junior guard dez wells steps in as the terps' point guard, filling in for seth allen out with a broken foot. wells is one of 12 terps back from last year's team, which gives them plenty of experience. maryland and uconn just under way in brooklyn, new york. >>> tonight at towson university, new season for the tigers basketball team, opening the doors to their new arena for their first regular season game. navy is the opponent in a 7:30 tipoff. towson is the preseason favorite to win the colonial athletic association after they went 18-13 last season, the greatest turnaround in ncaa history as they won just one the year before. highlights at 11:00. more on the ravens as well. >> thank you, mark. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> that's it for us right now. we'll be back at 11:00. >> thanks

also a former fullback at kansas university i sng the ncaa accusing it of not ptecting athletes fromife lon effect of concussions. in a class actionawsuit chris powell organized the ncaa should have given aletes more information so they could have been better informed and made better decisions. the suit contends the caa knew or should have known the possible effects o head trauma and should have done more to protect its players. >> timeo check that warrant. it's friday. how are we lking? >> looking good. good the morning. mperatures are chill to start. thanks for wakin up wit us each and every day. you know what, i want to remind you, you can catch your ven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. we know you want instant information. it's righthere for you every part of th bay aa is covere san francisco looking nice and clea we were recovered with fog. day we'll hit t wid 60s across the b area. a weak disturbance coming rough is going to kick up bend. i wanto show you san jose, 6 degrees. geready tonjoy the weekend, 65 degrees between about 3:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. so overall

but they have already qualified for the ncaa.seball news, no surprise inou kershaw winning for the second time in three years, had a 1.8 e.r.a., a man the a's became quite familiar with in the playoffs. detroit's matt scherzer, 21 and 3 this season, he was the only 20 game winner in the majors. and jhonny gomes sporting the goal, raising funds to help those battling the disease. >> i am definitely on board, you know, i have good friends here, i'm excited for the opportunity, we'll get some of the rich guys off their walletings and hes an >> how is your golf game? >> it sucks. >> i may try -- one of dave bemzer's jacket for the news. >> i would pay good money to see that. >> that is our report. thank you for joining us. see you at 11:00. k squeals] okay, you can hear me? okay. um, good morning. i'm here to kick off the first day of a new tradition at our school called green week. what? first, a month to black history, now, seven days on the irish. l this week, greendale college is becoming so earth-smart

the ncaa backed off. >> tore tritt of os seeio la. >> even on the >>> why is it okay?ave a total focus on mutual respect and honor. >> university president eric barren said the tie between the tribe and the university goes well beyond the football field. tribal members are included in our graduate ceremonies homecoming. the school offers a class in seminole history and there are scholarships for seminole students. >> this design right here is a horse. >> the jacket he wears symbolizing the link between the seminoles and florida state. he says for a simple reason. >> i think it was just acceptance on both sides. >> acceptance has not been universal. support from the seminole tride in oklahoma is lukewarm, telling us they're neutral on the matter. might the ongoing washington controversy blow back on fsu? >> i'm not going to be surprised if in any year we have someone who says, is this appropriate? >> to anyone who stirs it up, says chairman billy. >> stay out of our territory. >> john zarrella, cnn, tallahassee, florida. >> next, honoring the true heroes. coming up, we'

. >>> the sight of broken bone coming through in last year's ncaa tournament against duke but kevin ware is back. a triumphant return. ware's first shot, three, right there. >> good for him. so glad he's back in the game. >> there are reports rick renteria will be named chicago cubs manager today. the last one was fired after two years. renteria is currently the padres' bench coach. john moffitt says he doesn't want to risk his health and well being for money. >>> the classic bears/packers rivalry, a bears fan seen here reportedly bets his wife, a packers fan, if the bears win monday night oe can shock her with a taser gun. >> who would accept that bet? >> this is an interesting couple. the bears win, as you know. so he takesers his wife, not once, but three times. the wife then calls the police. they arrive to find the couple loving after multiple beverages, quote/unquote. >> yes. >> the husband was charged for having a taser, which is illegal in wisconsin. >> sounds like a match made in heaven. >> how about bacon as a door prize. >> i'm in. i'm there. >> that's what kansas state is giv

the ncaa backed off. in hollywood, florida, you see support for the university. so why does it work here? why is it okay? >> we have total focus on mutual respect and honor. >> reporter: university's president says the tie between the tribe and the university goes well beyond the football field. tribal members are included in graduation ceremonies, homecoming. the school offers a class in seminole history and there are scholarships for seminole students. >> this design right here, called man on a horse. >> reporter: the jacket kyle wears symbolizes the link between the seminoles and florida state. he is seminole and went to fsu on scholarship. it works, he says, for a simple reason. >> to be honest with you, i think it was just acceptance on both sides. >> reporter: but acceptance has not been universal. support from the seminole tribe in oklahoma is at best lukewarm, telling us they are neutral on the matter. might the ongoing washington controversy blow back on fsu? >> i'm not going to be surprised if i

did not stop one from being recruited to play in the ncaa and be a starter. you can have a great college football career without playing when you're 10 years old. i've been viewing football the way most of the networks view it as a form of entertainment. it's a great form of entertainment. but it has health and social consequences that have to be dealt with. that was the general sills of this book. >> who do you think is going to read this book? >> i would like to think that people who like football but have second thoughts. i was at a social events. elena kagan, a wonderful person, she asked me about the book. she said, you know, i love to watch football games, it's like a guilty pleasure. it's like watching boxing, watching people injure themselves. should i turn the tv off and not enjoy a football game. if anybody has asked themselves that question, should read this book because it ends with a reform ageneral at a. >> a person i know told me the other day that he was taking his son to a dallas game and the tickets were $1200 apiece. >> that would be a good

oh, by the way, he was the protector of one of the best quarterbacks in the ncaa at the time, andrew to be had. i just don't think he's going to be back in the miami dolphins locker room. >> yeah, well, the ability is there. no question. but i guess there have been conversations about whether he's ratted you out in the culture of the nfl. and would another team take a chance on him if the whole issue of his toughness was, you know, at the core of this alleged bullying. and if he revealed too much about what takes place in the locker room. >> you know, i've been covering sports a long time. and every so often, a player would do something, we in the media and the fans will say this player can never go and play again. this player is now done. i remember when michael vick was done, would never be back in the nfl. so i don't buy this notion that jonathan martin has crossed some sort of line. i think there will be people who will be uncomfortable. at the end of the day, if a guy has tremendous upside, if a guy can help you win, whatever offense he's had in the past, players have shown time

. >> reporter: this year galludet is 9-and-0, and in the running for the school's first men's ncaa divisionampionship. >> you got to cover. >> the team only has 54 players, half the size of most in its division. but between the white lines it only takes 11. >> 6 foot 6, 270 pounds. >> you're a big dude. >> thank you. >> senior adham tammate is a defensive end. he might also be the first galludet player in history to make it to the nfl. >> it's been a dream of mine since i can remember. and for it to happen here at galludet, i couldn't imagine a better place. >> reporter: last week with just two seconds left in the game and its undefeated season at stake, galludet blocked a potential game winning field goal and returned the ball 79 yards for the win. runningback nick elstad says the team hits the field with something to prove. >> that we can play and that we can compete. and in the end we always want to have a w on our record. >> reporter: and just because they can't hear the cheers, doesn't mean they can't feel the win. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >> that is the "cbs evening news" to

. >> the ncaa gets a break in court but it is not completely off the hook.e says a lawsuit challenging the way the ncaa uses images of college athletes can be moved afford. but the jurors did not class action shoot sued status that could have potentially been a billion dollar lawsuit. the case is still dramatically change the way the ncaa does business. >> curry college appellees cannot be compensated for their use of their names likenesses or images perry ed >> and a new sport is catching on with teenagers in california. participants or called slackers but they do some very daring stunt. >> almost every day these guys come together to bounce and flip and they are not doing it on a trampoline is that on this extension cord. >> it is called tree climbing and these guys take to the extreme. it >> this is more than just a hobby for these guys they travel all over america. >> they know that they are walking a fine line between relieving stress and getting hurt. nine they're bouncing about four or 5 ft. above the ground but they say what they get out of the exper

most by a quarterback in ncaa history. navy wins in triple o.t. how about the 49ers? they've agreed to a four-year, $60 million contract extension. the cornerback also expected to start monday against washington because of a rib injury. not a bad weekend for brock. he is starting, getting paid. that will do it for sports. we have more news right after the break. >>> hi there. i'm at the safeway in campbell as we kick off the holiday food drive to help with hunger going to benefit bay area food banks. sex nbcbayarea.com and look up food drive. you can see where our nbc bay area anchors and reporters will be fanning out across the bay area on saturday. we do have this location covered. powered by the support of the west mont high school students. go to our website. nbcbayarea.com and search food drive to see how you can contribute $10 to go a long way this weekend. >> cute! >> where will you be tomorrow morning in. >> pleasanton, 11:00. >> i'll be at belmont on el camino. >> and i'll be at at&t park. i'll be out there bright and early. >> $10 bag. prepaid. it feeds a fa

. >> reporter: this year, gallaudet is 9-0, in the run for the school first ncaa championship.only has 54 players, half the size of most in its division. but between the white lines, it only takes 11. >> 6'6", 270 pounds. >> reporter: you're a big dude? >> thank you. >> reporter: senior adam talaat is a defensive end, he might also be the gifirst gallaudet player in history to make it to the nfl. >> it's been a dream of mine since i remember. for it to happen here at gallaudet, i couldn't imagine a better place. >> reporter: last week, with just two seconds left in the game and its undefeated season at stake. gallaudet blocked a potential game-winning field goal and returned the ball 79 yards for the win. running back nick elstad said the team hits the field. >> that we can play and we can compete and we want a "w" on our record. >> reporter: just because they can't hear the cheers doesn't mean they can't feel the win. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >> i can feel the win from here. it's great. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will go live to the

usc's third punt return for a score ties an ncaa record.ears are now 1-9. >>> san jose state could be bowl eligible. a trickery fails, takes the pass back from crawley and he heaves it to jones for a touchdown. aztecs rally back and with 3.5 to go, a handoff and run it in. san jose trails by four. it was you will to sails to bring the spartans back but on fourth down he's returned and picked off by jj whitaker. what a heart breaker. san jose state blows a 14-point lead and loses 34-30. >>> tuscaloosa, alabama tied at 17 against 13 lsu. roll tide, alabama wins 21-13. >> give me the ball, give me the ball. go, go, go, go, go. >> jz squad from woodland california pulls off a trick play. they pretend they need that new ball. they win 52-6 jalil is the nephew of jada pinket smith. you have another opinion on this because -- >> the score is lopsided. put kids in that don't usually get to may. make the game interesting that way. >> the coach's excuse was the kids are bored so he's trying to space up the game. >> there goes the director playing it

listen to switser's commentary online, and he doesn't have to pay for the rights to it, so has the ncaaaid anything to him about this? >> i didn't even call when i worked for them. i know what the answer's going to be, no, no, i'd rather ask for forgiveness. >> reporter: last season he said his coverage got 30,000 viewers and several thousand tweets. this season, coaches cabana has gone to more teams and more coaches. >> i think i'll take a drink of diet coke and you can tweet me and interact me the whole time. >> the entire enterprise is a somewhat chaotic rocky work in progress, but it's not costing very much. switser thinks with the right former coaches and the right rabid fan bases, his experiment could expand to 30 schools. the only drawback -- >> i can't drink doing this in the ball game. i like to have a beer every once in awhile. >> especially in his own home. for "nightly business report," i'm jane wells. >>> and that will do it for "nightly business report" this evening, i'm tyler mathisen, and susie gharib will rejoin us monday. in the meantime, have a great weekend, everybod

inspiring his team to win the ncaa championship along the way. this week i sat down with ware and his colorful coach, rick pitino. >> we are sitting here less than eight months after what a lot of people think is the most gruesome injury in sports in the last 30 years, nearly. i mean, there was a bone sticking out of your leg. and we're going to do our viewers a service and not show it right now. i understand that neither one of you has actually seen replays. >> i saw it happen one time and that was enough. i told him not to watch it, it serves no purpose at all. >> honestly i'm strong mentally because i haven't seen the video. i kind of feel like i'll start doubting myself if i was to watch the video. i wouldn't want to jump on the leg and land on it. i kind of feel like that's just backtracking. >> are you kidding me? >> so you played an exhibition game already, your first time out. you hit a three-point shot. the crowd goes crazy. i think there was half a dozen standing ovations for you during that game. take us through the emotions of that ni

one of the ncaa even have the drone program under its jurisdiction is a bit peculiar in itself. heat up the bit about what the will of the cit has been historically and wife insisted to really in the last decade after nine eleven. but no one doubts the usual three. it's a total of three restricted heavily use of any lethal methods for any world leader in the role. there's been well documented evidence that the law. it sucks to be a grown up before nine eleven the person beside you there so with the exceptions than it sounds i'm loving the recent expansion of the use of these what to call signature stripe represents the fascination. this development of the bush white house must continue to expand the obama white house for the past five years. so this is what the program became an affiliate my bandage on ci with beauty. well isn't it but most had their typical geek but for those of you who read my book operation harper i outlined the process the next is repeated in afghanistan that too so we can go full bore. again because he's these programs are compatible and sixty i knew it did

. >> she ended up coxing her team to a second place finish in ncaas and a month after that, you know,away. >> shortly after jill's death, oakley started a group called jill's legacy, which is now part of the lung cancer foundation. its feign goal is raising the survival rate of lung cancer, which now stands at 15%. >> jill brought us here. she brought us here and she left us a message to beat lung cancer big time. >> and she's using jill's legacy as motivation to get her to sochi. >> it's always been my goal to be going to the olympics. and at some point part of the road, lung cancer became, you know, part of my life. and absolutely now, if i can do anything to help lung cancer, you know, that's my ultimate goal. >> raidsing awareness and talent. oakley may not know she's made the u.s. ski team until just a few days before sochi, but she says she feels more confident than ever. >> we continue our olympics coverage on our website. there you will find oakley's road to sochi including a slide show. >> we're watching a brief chance. temperatures in the northbound already down to 39 degree

fsu is still in the driver's seat for the ncaa championship game. baylor averages 61 points a game.oday though surpassed that. even without the top receiver. brice petty threw three touchdowns. 8-point game to beat the red raiders 63-34. brice petty has 24 touchdown passes and one pick in 9 games. >>> jay senior dufner was honored -- jason. >> marshal throws double coverage. lewis, look what i found. lewis scores the 73-yard touchdown, 7th ranked auburn. >> michigan state did something they have never done before. beat nebraska. scores 24 points off five turnovers. one play later lankford scores. party hardy. they beat the huskers. central florida with the ball. nearly gets his head knocked off. wharton is open. look at that stretch. a one handed sliding catch for the touchdown. ucf beats temple. you have to like that. wharton, is this a beautiful game or what. >> it was suppose to be a feel- good story for the warriors. that was the slam-dunks and other hijinks. but an injury put a damper on the thing. they jump out to a lead over the jazz. misses it. watch steph curry, clay was on

. >> she ended up with another second place finish at the ncaas and a month after that, she passed away. >> oakley started a group called jill's legacy, which is now part of the lung cancer foundation. its main goal is raising the survival rate of lung cancer, which now stands at 15%. >> jill brought us here. you know, she brought us here and she left us a message to beat lung cancer big time. >> my goal is going soc hi olympics and somewhere along the road, lung cancer became a part of my life. and absolutely now, i can do anything to help lung cancer, you know, that's my ultimate goal. >> she says she feels more confident than ever. she's definitely super talented. nbc bay area news. >> great story, thank you. we continue our olympics coverage on our website. you'll find more about oakley's road to sochi, including a slide show. also an opportunity to sign up for our olympic newsletter at nbc bay area.com. olympics around the corner. >> i think jeff was part of our olympic team seven years ago in italy. >> italy, china. that that's where i first met you, rog. torino. >> we had a great

the navy quarterback set an ncaa record by rushing for seven touchdowns, including the game winner in triple overtime. the midship men win 58-52 in triple. more highlights, including a victorily michigan, and morgan radford - harvard beat yale. >> we'll have to see the highlights of that. >> we'll try to get it for you. >> still ahead - hondurasans ready to head to the polls. the presidential election is tight. we'll take you to the world's largest refugee camp where people are going to extraordinary lengths to teach themedz. themselves. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at the top stories today. . it's a waiting game in geneva. there's no deal as leaders continue to debate the minutia. secretay of state john kerry plans to leave tomorrow for london. 10 people are missing in yesterday's supermarket collapse in latvia. 50 are dead. another section caved in today as rescuers searched for victims. no one was hurt. the north korean government confirms it's holding an american man. it's assumed they are holding merrill newman who fought in the korean war. merrill newman

we are going straight to the louisville cardinals, your defending ncaa cardinals 21 games, number 24, north carolina who lost to belmont last week pulled off their own upset today against the number three team in the country. 32 points and tar heels would hand the cardinals their first loss of the season. 93-84 was your final. it was a family fair in st. louis. the rams chris long facing his brother kyle long who plays for the bears. those are howie long's kids. in the first half, chris went after his younger brother. boys will be boys. rams go on to win it. we'll be right back. >> backto aljazeera america. we have today's top stories. much of the united states is bracing for rough travel during the holidays as a large storm pushes through. it's expected to bring snow and sleet to the east coast and south later this week. the storm killed eight in western states overnight. >> tribal leaders in afghanistan voted to keep american soldiers in that country past 2014 when nato forces are set to leave. the afghan president refuse to say sign the deal until after the presidential elections i

he is clear of any ncaa violations.5 in a 55? >> on a highway. but -- >> there was another big time athlete who has been fighting to come back from initial who was just dealt another setback. >> reporter: yeah. lindsey vonn. she's been working in rehab. she tore two knee ligaments and broke part of her leg. she's been working and working. and she recently sent out this photo of one of her training runs. it's a great picture from her helmet cam. you see her skis in the picture. shortly after she sent out this picture, she had another crash. and you can see in this next photo taken by actually a high school seer who was waiting at the bottom of the mountain to meet her, she saw her being helped off the mountain. we don't know how serious this crash was. her jaebt has come out and said she was not taken to the hospital, she went to see her regular doctor. we're waiting to see. lip z lindsey was going to try to make her comeback. and the sochi olympics are in february. >> "ungarted" off this week. but when it returns, you h

now the ncaa says african- american male athletes at uc berkeley have far more trouble finishing school than their white counterparts. the critics say this new report suggests cal is not addressing the academic needs of today's african-american athletes. >>> california's community colleges and the cal state university system need more attention. that's when lieutenant-governor gavin newsom says both systems are vital to producing the educated workers california needs to boost the state's economy. a new report says the pessage of -- percentage of young adults earning associate's and bachelor's's degrees is -- bachelor's degrees is below the national average. >>> anna reyes and her parents have spent a month in the city trying to find her brother, 23- year-old paulo netto. he's an art student who vanished while visiting san francisco. he made several phone calls before he disappeared saying he was in danger. two weeks later, a body washed up in the cove but the coroner's office has not been able to say if it's netto. >> there has to be some urgency to identify that body to allow the famil

kevin ware, basketball player injured in the ncaa last year. blew out his leg.u are not familiar with the name you will be familiar with the video and these images. they were all over . everyone wondered if he could come back. his bone came out. >> horrific. he was all over the national media. he entered an exhibition contest now 220 days after that making his first three-point shot against pikeville. he is back. quote from him, once i hit the first shot it took away all of the jitters. he expects his family to be in attendance on saturday srt season opener. he said i can build on this and just hope to show people i can be the same player i was before the injury. awesome young man. >> i remember him saying back when he got injured i will be back. >> and a lot of people were like i hope so. >> you have a bone sticking out of your leg. >>> one of lulu lemon's cofounders is in the hot seat because he seemed to imply that the lulu lemon yoga pants are not for everybody woman. you remember they were so sheer they had to be pulled off the shelves. >> what's the proble

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more than two years after the lives first intersected ncaa-year-old john sheer drove to ballet studionew 8-year-old roxie was to perform. >> thanks for dancing for me rocks ann. i love you. >> 92 years just to do that one thing but the that's very huge thing. >>reporter: all the things you have done john, where does this rank in terms of your life? >> it rank no. 1. >>reporter: sacrificing himself for a child he had never met before. that's what makes john sheer america strong. chris conley, abc news. >> boy think about him the rest of the night i know. what a hero inteed. >> coming up next at 9:00. car with wing. how it [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] [ man ] it's big. quickly reconnects families. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. ózçwó aladdin bail bonds. >> flying car has been an engineering pipe dream for decades. but this man has developed a version called air mobile worth checking out. he has been working on the thi

today that they were not invited to speak at a news conference held by school administrators and the ncaa. four students have been charged with misdemeanor battery and hate crimes. police say those students tormented their black roommate and the president of san jose state says he failed to recognize the gravity of the situation soon enough. >> our decision making failed. as part of it i failed that student. within that we failed all of our students. >> the university president is promising an independent review of school policies. >>> california's high speed rail project hit what could be a major roadblock. a judge in sacramento county has blocked the sale of $8 billion in bonds for that project. judge michael kennedy ordered the rail authority to rework its funding plan before construction continues. the judge said the rail authority did not follow the requirements of the law. the ruling is expected to delay the $68 billion project for months or longer. >>> president obama is put on the spot during a policy speech today in san francisco. the president wanted to turn up the heat on congr

. >> have you caught any flak at all from the ncaa?of the game footage or any of their audio. i sit at my home and have a web camera on me and i'm talking about the game as it's played in real time. i have my ex-players. i have brian bosworth walk in, joe washington, billy sims. i had greg pruitt and thomas slot who was my quarterback back in the '70s. i have a professional host. we all sit there, four or five guys on camera and we just sit there and shoot the bull and talk about our experiences but talk about the game as it progresses. so it's kind of entertaining. we tell stories. we bring up anything that happens or whatever anyone says. it's a bull session as you're watching the game. it's actually what it would be like to have a camera hidden while you're watching the game in my home but actually it's not hidden. we know it's there and we have sponsors. we have affinity sponsors like anheuser-bus anheuser-busch, coca-cola. >> i've seen that. >> anyway, it's caught on. the tweets -- we had the most tweets we had was 4,800 one game.

cal and syracuse, nine minutes to go and orange takes control like last year at the ncaa tournament againstal. jeremy grant with a career-high 19 for that man! syracuse wins 92-81, cal's first losses of year. >>> stanford at the barclays center in brooklyn taking on pitt. the cardinal never really in the game. nobody picked him up, easy dunk. stanford lost 88-67, falling 5- 2. >> merry men catch and fire, it's on the -- oh!! he made it! oh, my gosh! wow!! >> wow! huntington university wins the game on a prayer to beat marian, that was shane merryman who made the shot. and that was of course the number one play of the night. that's it everybody. i'm dennis o'donnell. we'll see you tonight. >>> love the autumn garb. play of the day, washington's john waugh with the steel, 360 spinorama with the dunk, finishing with 31. wizards beat the lakers. you beat the lakers? that's always good. the play of the day. >>> it's 5:25 right now. toxic toys, a danger you want to know about before you start shopping. >> good news if your thanksgiving plans are thrown into turmoil. how the airlines are giving yo

today that they were not invited to speak at a news conference held by school administrators and the ncaa. four students have been charged with misdemeanor battery and hate crimes. police say those students tormented their black roommate and the president of san jose state says he failed to recognize the gravity of the situation soon enough. >> our decision making failed. as part of it i failed that student. within that we failed all of our students. >> the university president is promising an independent review of school policies. >>> california's high speed rail project hit what could be a major roadblock. a judge in sacramento county has blocked the sale of $8 billion in bonds for that project. judge michael kennedy ordered the rail authority to rework its funding plan before construction continues. the judge said the rail authority did not follow the requirements of the law. the ruling is expected to delay the $68 billion project for months or longer. >>> president obama is put on the spot during a policy speech today in san francisco. the president wanted to turn up the heat on congr