>> ncaa rules prevent current athletes from making money off their fame. darius is part of a class action lawsuit to overturn that ban. >> we've been working hard our whole lives, we've been doing this since we were 6 and 7 years old. so for someone to say that because you're a student-athlete, you can't even promote yourself and be who you are, because you're a student-athlete, to me i find that very disrespectful. >> it's gameday, and on main street, the football economy is in high gear. the clemson tiger paw is one of the highest-grossing logos in college sports, and it's the players who draw the crowd. >> they have #2 and i'll bet you, they have, yep, #10... >> those are the jerseys worn by clemson's star players -- sammy watkins and tajh boyd. >> all of this merchandise is a $4 billion a year industry. and now that tahj and sammy are not actually college football players, they're getting ready for the nfl draft, they can make some money off of this, and they're actually here today in the store signing autographs for $30. and there's a line out the doo

>> absolutely starting out with the ncaa win and then going and playing in a couple tour events with the big boys out there. it was an incredible experience. to top it off with the ebb pitome of amateur golf is incredible. >> people doubted you. the way you played your game. you're unconventional and unapologetic about it. where have you learned this belief in yourself? >> honestly, from god. he's helped me understand that golf isn't the most important thing in my life. if i'm able to do my best for him, that's all i can do. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, your 2015 u.s. amateur champion. bryson dechambeau. >> thank you. >> holly, thank you. congratulations to bryson dechambeau. derek bard was i thought very well-thought out in defeat. when you talk about bryson dechambeau, he has it all. he's got the game, a golf historian, smart. an analytical kid. he comes at it from a unique direction. the question is how good can he come? we'll see big things from him. >> i think we will. definitely -- he believes he's going to get there. what impressed me the most here listening to him just

the ncaa individual champion and he's rolled that forward to the united states amateur championship. he will be a member representing the united states in the

the ncaa individual champion and he's rolled that forward to the united states amateur

t the athletic department and ncaa. question is if this becomes unionized could they get the benefits and could the money start to trickle back. >> what's the thinking of which side will win this was my thinking. my bad. >> reporter: that's fine. one analyst told me he's putting this at 60/40 on the side of the players. we'll see if it comes down on their side. another analyst told me and he was joking he said labor board in latin normally means employer los loses. we'll see. >> thank you. islamic state terrorists could be plotting to kill queen elizabeth and other members of the royal family with a pressure cook urbom this weekend in london. that's the reporting now from our sister network sky news which is a company owned product that covers europe, particularly the united kingdom based in the uk. it adds that a woman fighting with isis in syria reportedly said a lone wolf terrorist would set off the bomb targeting the royals during celebrations marking the ends of world war ii. cops say they are keeping a close eye o

ham says the players have won a victory by shining a light on rigid ncaa rules.statement, the association said, this ruling allows us to continue to make progress for the college athletes without risking the instability to college sports that the nlar recognized might occur under the labor petition. now, ham thinks organizing is probably unlikely but what this effort has done is given these student athletes a seat at the table with the other universities and the ncaa. john? >> diane, thank you. for more on college athletes and the fight for compensation, you can watch fault lines wednesday, 6:30 p.m. eastern time. now, to for-profit colleges and a white house plan to help students who say they were defrauded get their money back. the plan is aimed at former students of a now defunct core inthey areian colleges. earlier this year, we introduced you to a group of them who held their nation's first ever student debt strike patrick a sabga met up with them again. patricia? >> those detstrikers were seeking blanket forgiveness for all student loans that they say the d

he did apologize, but what is the ncaa and the usc going to do? the athletic director did say he spoke to him and that he's disappointed in the head coach. but you're going to discipline your student athletes. ernie: this is it. how do you set the example? >> exactly. he's supposed to lead them and set the example. it will be interesting to see what happens over the next few days. all eyes on the ncaa right now. ernie: we'll keep an eye on it. thank you for being here. tonight, politics has dominated the news, but did it start way too soon? your opinions are coming up next right after this break. keep it here. switch now, new york and get installed as early as today. mom switched. we switched. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly when they were coming. thanks to their 1 hour appointment window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling to the u.s., puerto rico, canada, mexico, china and india. and for a limited time, you could get a $300 reward card plus tv equipment and epix includ

>> absolutely starting out with the ncaa win and then going and playing in a couple tour events with big boys out there. it was an incredible experience. to top it off with the epitome of amateur golf is incredible. >> people doubted you. the way you played your game. you're unconventional and unapologetic about it. where have you learned this belief in yourself? >> honestly, from god. he's helped me understand that golf isn't the most important thing in my life. if i'm able to do my best for him, that's all i can do. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, your 2015 u.s. amateur champion. bryson dechambeau. >> thank you. >> holly, thank you. congratulations to bryson dechambeau. derek bard was i thought very well-thought out in defeat. when you talk about bryson dechambeau, he has it all. he's got the game, a golf historian, smart. an analytical kid. he comes at it from a unique direction. the question is how good can he come? we'll see big things from him. >> i think we will. definitely -- he believes he's going to get there. what impressed me the most here listening to him just then a

. >>> payments to athletes are on hold after they granted the ncaa request for a stay of the injunction in the ed o'bannon anti-trust case. the former ucla basketball player sued the ncaa said he was never compensated for his image of appearing in a video game. the injunction would have taken effect tomorrow. >>> uber is now one of the most valuable companies in the united states. the "wall street journal" reports that the san francisco-based company is now valued at close to $51 billion. following a new round of funding. the total equals the record set by facebook for a private venture-backed start up. uber's rise to that $50 billion valuation effects its global expansion into more than 300 cities and growing popularity carrying millions of riders every day. >>> a bay area environmental group is reaching out to fishermen to prevent burn deaths. they especially want to avoid this. birds getting tangled in fishing line. nearly half the pelican deaths at the international bird rescue center are caused by fishing line strangulation. that's why the golden gate society has begun putting spec

so on. >> he says the players have score add victory by shining a light on what he considered rigid ncaa rules. in a statement, the association said this ruling allowed us to continue to make progress for the college athletes. without rinking the instability to college sports that the mlr, be recognized may occur under the labor petition. >> dianne al jazeera, chicago. >> staying in the united states, a major league baseball player has suffer add fracture to the face after being struck by a ball during a match. new york pitcher delivered a standard pitch in the match against the minnesota twins be uh the returning drive struck him to the skull. ouch. the ball was traveling at a 156-kilometers an hour when it hit. he has to be helped off the field and receive treatment for a nasal fracture, ands the third such incident this season. very careful, that's all the sport for now. >> thank you very much indeed. now norwegian court sentence add co-pilot to six monos in jail after a breathalyzer test showed he had been drinking. the incident took place earlier this month, before the flight with 1

i feel like we are doing the ncaa. is one of the candidates on the bubble. when you think about kasich, here is a person who won a state that republicans have to carry did very well last time. the fact that there is a chance he may not be on stage is not a positive sense in terms of what the debate should be trying to capture. host: your ideas on what the caller talked about? guest: it is incredibly tough. if you said, there is going to be some subset of candidates for an hour, how you are picking candidates completely throws things off. clearly, there are some personalities, so to speak. if you are in a group with donald trump, it will be completely different. do you mix people at the top polling under zero? do you tier it? i do not know if there is a perfect answer, but it is a little ridiculous that john kasich, governor of ohio, who ran very well there, is very popular according to polls, he may not be on the stage. it is a little strange. host: brick from ohio on the independent line. caller: i live in ohio. the people of ohio think kasich is rotten as

that is what will be considered in a legal battle that could bring major changes to the ncaa.thletes are suing the organization to over turn allyl that bans players from receiving any compensation outside scholarships. the ncaa says it sets a level playing field among schools and its teams but critics argue it blocks a competition in a free market. >>> uc berkeley and stanford are on a list of colleges that promotes public service. they ranked 30 schools based on three cat boys. recruiting and graduating low income students producing cutting edge research and encouraging students to give back. uc san diego ranked number one for the sixth year in a row. followed by uc river side, texas a & m. , uc berkeley and stanford university. 16 schools in california made the top 30 including mills college in oakland. >>> there are big changes for students at san jose state this fall. all tobacco products and e- cigarettes have been banned from practice. a college wants to get out the word to remind students not to light up. they have been said to be having the greatest impact on students.

decision but it did say allowing these athletes to unionize would upset the balance of competition in the ncaa. there is no way to appeal the ruling. >>> the white house is launching a new initiative against heroin use, so they can better understand the origination of abuse. the goal is to shift from a punishment based model to a system focused on treating low level offenders. >>> holding court with iowans, among them wisconsin governor scott walker. , h echoing front runner donald trump. earlier we spoke to joe watkins, former aide to je george h.w. b. >> this is where i stand period, that is resonating with voters. voters are in the moo motion to elect someone who doesn't speak in these termination, speaks to the fact that there is voter dissatisfaction, voters are not buying candidates who are establishment folks who are long term politicians. they are buying people who have no political experience and who are willing to break the mold and say what they mean and mean what they say. >> watkins says trump's campaign is boosted by the iowa and new hampshire campaign. appearing on tv bernie san

i might say this was not the attitude of the ncaa or dod. but he disagrees at one point in his diary reagin rights bill said i should ask for george does recognition. [laughter] and actually he says that is what i want him to do arabia should ask him for the resignation. [laughter] hero to those things out. but another thing that happened is i got back from a trip to new chide them aware of what happened we got all lots of so on saturday morning how about coming over for supper? we go over and the four of us sit around and now they're asking me about the chinese leaders and what kind of people are they? to they have a sense of humor? what are they worried about? then they start to ask me about the soviet leader's and i am sitting there saying to myself, this guy has never had an important meeting in -- with the big time communist leader. so i have great difficulty to have weekly meetings to with the ambassadors the object was no big deal. so i said you talk to him. he said that as a great idea it will just take me 10 minutes i will tell him

the national labor relations board ruled unionizing one team would not provide instability in the ncaa. a dental practice is back open after making national headlines. the dentist there, walter palmer killed the famed lion cecil in africa. it triggered anger in america and sparked a new debate about poaching. the office tweeted today it was starting to sea patients again but says palmer is not there at the office. "7 on your side" now with health matters. first case of west nile in a horse in virginia. the north was not vaccinated for the mosquito-borne disease. mosquito can transfer the sickness to humans, and horses and other animals as well. no human cases have been reported to this point. health officials remind you to take steps to prevent yourself from mosquito bites when you go outdoors. you can't buy it yet but 21 states including virginia banned product alcohol. the product clearedded the final regulatory hurdle but chuck schumer pushing for a nationwide ban. his state became the latest. powdered alcohol could go on sale later this year. still i head on "abc7 news at 6:00" --

would be more like all football players in a conference or maybe all football players at division one ncaa a lot of legal reasons why some of that could get messy. some states have labor laws that would get in the way of that and so on. >> reporter: hamm says the players have scored a victory by shine agree light on what he considers rigid ncaa rules. in a statement the association said this ruling allows us to continue to make progress for the college athlete without risking the instability to college sports that the nlrb recognized might occur under the labor petition. diane esterbrook, chicago. >>> millions of prize money as they book their spot in the u.s. champion lead and three time european manchester united is hosting and reached the quarter finals last season and intimated by the more fancy rivals. >> everybody has predictions but of course their chances are bigger than ours. but it's sports. and in sport i think maybe england is the country where you will see a lot of the biggest advantage. >> reporter: going to the champion league has lucrative opportunity for the teams involved

it did say that allowing these athletes to unionize would upset the balance of competition in the ncaa. there is no way to appeal that ruling. >>> the white house is launching a new initiative in the fight against heroin abuse. the program will partner with public health experts and drug experts so they can better understand the origins of abuse. the goal is to shift from a punishment based model to treating low level offenders. several republican presidential candidates are holding court with iowans at the state fair today. among them wisconsin governor scott walker. he's touting his own immigration proposal that echos donald trump, that includes building a wall on the u.s.-mexican border. >> people want to at least hear a decisive stance on an issue and donald trump is willing to do that. he's willing to say this is where i stand. no political talk. no trying to gloss over the harshest of his plan. this is where i stand period. that's really resonating with voters. voters are in a mood to elect someone who is not a politician. someone who does not say things that are politically corr

they just said it upsets this ncaa football in a way that is impossible to administer fairly. >> reporter: the whole issue could still be brought back to the nlrb once again in the future. >>> travel is expected to make this summer the busiest ever for airlines. more than 14 million passengers are expected to fly over the labor day holiday. that is a 3% increase from last year and it could break records for summer travel. >> wow. we are road tripping so we won't be in the air, but okay. good to hear that things are going well for the airlines. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thank you, jill. >>> for the first time in u.s. history, two women made it through the rigorous army ranger training and graduate on friday. they learned to overcome fatigue and hunger and distress. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. military began the process to open thousands of pfront line combat jobs to women about two years ago. service branches have been developing gender neutral requirements for all jobs in the military and are currently evaluating wh

time to check ncaa on our weather which is starting to cool off a little bit. >> it is a little and sandhya is here. not nearly as extreme this he can woo. >> that's a welcome sight indeed. we continue with the cooling trend that started today from our south beach camera. this is just really cool time lapse sutro tower sticking up from the marin layer developing and this is responsible for the temperature dropping around the coast and bay today. that will start to spread in the inland 80's as far as the cool down is concerned. live doppler 7hd gray sky along the coast and fog along with smoke from fires burning in northern california and the haze due to the poor air quality is reducing the visibility. has been running low around napa 7 miles. 5 miles petaluma. 9 around mountain view and 5 in hayward. combination of this and morning commute you mighten counter this so just keep that in mine. temperatures most 80's in the 50's and 60's we only have a few low 70's showing up. certainly cooler than last tonight at this time and that is welcome news as you notice from the emeryville camera what

rutgers offensive lineman, anthony davis has been joining you guys, and tell me, first off, the nfl, or ncaa has restrictions on what contact they can. what can he do? >> anthony is someone i coached as the offensive line coach at rutgers, and i had the pleasure of coaching him for 3 years before he went to the nfl as the first round draft pick, and he decided to take the season off, and he made the decision because he just feels he wants to do that, and he also feels he will be back to football next season, and when you get to august and have been in football your whole life, you want to be around it. he's not a coach on our staff, and he doesn't have any coaching responsibilities we have a lot of alumni that come back to practice, and sometimes, as a coach, you may say something to a player, and you may say it a different way, and someone like anthony davis may say the same thing you're saying, differently, and it may strike that player in a different way, and sometimes a better way because it's player to player, instead of coach to player, and if that's the case, that's better for us as a

peterson, the 2011 ncaa championship is even par. the co-leaders are 5 under. the group includes bubba watson. >>> at the world championship of track and field in beijing, the world's fastest man, usain bolt, outclassed the field in the 200 meters. as he was taking his victory lap, the jamaica sprinter was taken out by a photographer on a segway scooter. bolt went down but got back up. no update on the scooter. machine. >> he's okay. >> thank goodness. we'll be right back. >> announcer: closed captioning provided by toyota. >>> never miss a headline from news 4 new york. get breaking news, i-team investigations and the most up to date forecast from storm team 4 in your inbox. go to nbc new york.com andlick on the tab to sign up. >>> that's it for news 4 york. "the tonight show" is up next. >>> "today in new york" begins at 4:30. good night. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- nicole kidman, patton oswalt, musical guest, the war on drugs

that is is what will be considered in a legal battle that could bring some major changes to the ncaa. athletes are suing the organization to over turn a rule that bans players from receiving any compensation outside of scholarships. critics argue it blocks the start of competition that it expected in a free market. >>> uc berkeley and stanford are on a -- they ranked 30 schools based on if -- uc san diego ranked number one in those categories. it is follow bid uc river side, texas a & m. >>> there are big changes for students at san jose state this fall. all tobacco products and e- cigarettes have been banned from campus. the college wants to get out the word not to light up on campus. last year e-cigarette use skyrocketed and all the smoking was banned on all university of california campuses in 2014. a small fraction of campuses have prohibited tobacco products. >>> doctors say nearly 1-5 new cancer cases in the u.s. involves someone who has had the disease before. the study focused on poem who -- in the 1970s it was only 9%. researchers say that is partly because more people are su

peterson, the 2011 ncaa champion is even par. the four co-leaders are at 5 under par. the group includes bubba watson. >>> the man known as chocolate thunder has passed. died at the age of 58. the 14-year nba veteran was a master of the dunk. he even shattered back boards. in 1975, became the first high hool playerppelected in the first round of the nba draft. played 14 nba seasons with four different teams, among them the new jersey nets. he shot 57% from the field, t wh h best mark in league history. he had a big smile and a huge heart and his personality was as outrageous as his pulverizing slam dunks. >> so young. >> yep. >> thank you very much. "nbc nightly news" straight ahead. >> see you hheer at 11:00. thanks for joining us. . >>> tonight, the killer's trail. what he left behind in his home and in his car before carrying out his deadly grudge on live tv. did he believe he and the passionate plea from the father of one of the victims. >>> deadly turn, tropical storm erika has now claimed several lives battering the caribbean with severe floods and mudslides thre

. >>> a big victory for the ncaa today. football players at northwestern university have been denied a request to union aisles. it would have been a first of its kind for college athletes who argue they are employees of the school. however, the national labor relations board said that only applies to e thprivate sector and the majority of the football programs are at state public schools. >>> wusa9 has partnered with the nationals to host grand slam for teachers day this sunday at nationals park. five dollars from every ticket sold through nationals.com/schools will help fund teacher projects at four local schools. you can find all the information about wusa9's teachers are superheroes campaign at www.wusa9.com/superheroes and something exciting for mike hydek and i, we get to thrown out the first pitch at the nats game on sunday. >> yea! >> i've never done it. >> got to warm up that arm. >> i'm afraid of bouncing it. >> i'm jealous. >> i'm jealous, too. >> that's wusa9 i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowh

victory for ncaa. national labor relations board overruled the previous decision to unionize.llowed players to bargain over policies. it would not promote uniform ity or stability. the national office's ruling on the issue is now final. >>> now an update on former para olympics athlete oscar pistorius. he's set to be released from a five year prison sentence after 10 months. he was found guilty of manslaughter. he is set to serve rest of his sentence under house arrest. as prosecutors we understand filed appeal papers yesterday seeking to elevate conviction to murder. now, if it is upgraded to murder, he would be sentenced to 15 years in prison. >>> to new york. a scary moment for yankees. yankees pitcher brian mitchell took a live drive to the face. the rookie right hander exited the game and sent to the hospital where he was released with a small nasal fracture. he's expected to go on disabled list. yankees have a one game lead top of the al east. wish him a speedy recovery. >>> to baltimore. after a ball is skied to center field, burns makes a leaping catch at the wall to r

time to check ncaa on our weather which is starting to cool off a little bit. >> it is a little and sandhya is here. not nearly as extreme this he can woo. >> that's a welcome sight indeed. we continue with the cooling trend that started today from our south beach camera. this is just really cool time lapse sutro tower sticking up from the marin layer developing and this is responsible for the temperature dropping around the coast and bay today. that will start to spread in the inland 80's as far as the cool down is concerned. live doppler 7hd gray sky along the coast and fog along with smoke from fires burning in northern california and the haze due to the poor air quality is reducing the visibility. has been running low around napa 7 miles. 5 miles petaluma. 9 around mountain view and 5 in hayward. combination of this and morning commute you mighten counter this so just keep that in mine. temperatures most 80's in the 50's and 60's we only have a few low 70's showing up. certainly cooler than last tonight at this time and that is welcome news as you notice from the emeryville camera what

for those who come by boat to australia to be put first of all in holding camps in in guinea or n ncaand have their claims assessed as the case so far in other countries. a report just published monday as details children so traumatized that they have tried to hang themselves, women being sexually abused in the camps. those are the allegations out there. the report recommendations are that australia speeds up processes in these camps and makes the whole process mitch more transparent. all's government doesn't deny the policies are tough but they say they need to be in order to deter people from come buying boat to australia. some politicians here in australia have said that european leaders could learn a bait from australia's tough approach. but refugees advocates say, yes, the boats have stopped but at what human cost? >>> tthai police are looking for two more suspects after a bombing. a foreign female and foreign man. after searching an apartment in a suburb. they they uncovered vert pfizer and an explosive detonator. they arrested an unidentified foreign man. 20 people were killed a

one thing that the ncaa one of their arguments in pushing back is it the created something like a free-market that it would force schools to get rid of their underperforming programs and as a lawyer said to me last week you know someone on the swim team works just as hard as somebody on the football team at a big-name school and i think that's entirely true. you would get into issues of fairness and title ix issues and all sorts of questions. >> host: the story in "huffington post" northwestern players will get a union but the fight doesn't end there. dave jamieson one of the reporters on the story and check it out on huffingtonpost.com or follow dave jamieson on twitter at jamieson. appreciate your time here in "washington journal." >> guest: thanks for having me. the u.n. security council today held its first-ever meeting on. after that meeting the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha powers spoke with reporters about what she called a quote small but historic step. >> hello everybody. it's a pleasure to be here with -- that spoke to the first-ever meeting of the security council on lgbtq i

from florida, but i could not even ride with the coach who was living in florida home because the ncaawould have penalized the school or penalized me. i would have been kicked out of school. so what i'm say it's just so much hypocrisy not being able to give these athletes some type of stipend, not a salary, but something from the millions of dollars that they bring in even though if it was to sit on the bench and they do practice and they have to practice and do the same thing as the top-class athlete, but you know, as an athlete, i didn't look at anyone as a lower class and all of us were a team and everybody should receive the same. >> thanks for the call and sharing your experience and i'll let you jump in. >> not a lot has changed from your experience, bernard. it is still a lot of work into putting your season together. one thing that was interesting about this northwestern case is that it really pulled a vail back on what the day to day is like for students -- student athletes and cane coulter, the quarterback who basically led this effort gave detailed testimony about how much w

it looks like a ncaa tournament, you get to the tweet 16 and the team that you didn't think would make it that far, here he is. he thought it had it in him, he's going to be a real force not only tomorrow night but between now and come late january if he's able to continue this trajectory. >> yeah. >> how do they put this together? >> neil king of "the wall street journal" knows they crossed five national polls to decide who gets in the debate. what separated kasich from perry is the opinion of about 50 people. 2012 iowa caucus winner rick santorum said, "the idea that they have left out the runner up for the 2012 nomination, the former four term governor of texas, the governoff of louisiana, the first female fortune 50 ceo and the senator from south carolina seven months before a single vote is cast is proposterous". that is from santorum's candidate. >> also the three term governor of new york state. that ain't nothing if you're a republican. >> do you agree with that analysis? >> yeah, i do. i just think you have to have everybody in there. i do know this, though. i do know that the

anything that they could bargain for collectively would be illegal by the ncaa rules, which make them individually serfs. it brings out the worst in colleges, which is paternalism and really -- and in american citizenship more generally. we think that everything we're doing is devoted to the young people and that we're really taking care of them. a lot of our laws are -- >> yeah. >> and, yet, if you turn around and look, the people who deal with children are the worst treated people in the world, the pediatricians, the teachers. children and young people -- we like to think that we're taking care of them but the record shows that we take the money. and that's what's happening in college. >> that's actually a fairly uncynical view of this whole thing. you know, you're saying, well, it's paternalism. that's why we're trying to take care of these kids. maybe it's not actually paternalism, maybe it's just greed and it's masquerading as paternalism. maybe it's not that we want to take care of these kids, which is what we're doing, we're doing this for their protection. maybe we're doing it

. >> it is a big win for the ncaa a federal labor board dismissing an effort by members of the northwesternball team for the union for college athletes. it would have been the first of its kind and the board voted unanimously against the collective bargaining union saying the organization would not have had stability in labor relations. >> a box business alert. the tsa finally beefing up security after failing to identify multiple threats. >> lauren simonetti from our sister network fox business here with the new measures of how it will effect your travel plan. >> if the security lines at the airport seem slower it is because they are making changes after failing to watch 57 fake bombs earlier this year. whenever a full body scanner alarm goes off more metal detectors will be used and swap tests conducted. this is political after a scanners are at $160 million. if you want the new and cheaper phone the iphone forever plan allows you to upgrade your phone whenever you feel like it as long as you choose the newer model than you have had before. the fee is 22 a month that only gives you a 16 g

it is like the ncaa tournament. so i think she is trying to raise name recognition anyway she can. she sort of goes under the radar and on to yelp going after the i've got too much time on my hands demographic. anybody who has enough free time to write an essay about a burrito they ate is not up on how bloated the federal government is. >> it is true. when i go on there i am amazed at the people and their detailed explanation of how they took their girlfriend to this place to buy this item. someone should do a study. >> 2,000 words on salmon and uh spare gus. >> joanne, are you a yelper? >> i am not. wasn't yelp recently not doing too well? i remember stock went down. this is really a great move for yelp. i think that's really what they are thinking about. they are not really caring about how people feel about their government. it is a business. >> they want to bring angry people to the table. >> and that's the thing. it is the angry posts that make these shows. we do segments on it and all of that stuff. i personally don't really care if they treat me like cattle at these things.

announced that they would be hasng this route, there been action from schools, conferences, from the ncaaoff and make some proactive change. it has been affected already. they: when you say that punted on the issue of are they employees are not, why did they do that? why is that significant? mason: one of the things they said as they have never had a case like this before. this is the first time that any college athlete has tried to do this any first time that any single team in any league has try to form a union that they have had to deal with. it leaves openg the possibility that some point another group could they basically were not prepared to make a landmark decision is the way it sounds. mark: the northwestern football players, do they have any recourse? mason: not with the nlrb. that process is done. there is no avenue for them. by ruling the way they did, we have not heard from them yet because this just came out, there is still potential that another group will file, maybe a bigger group. what issue was that northwestern stood alone in doing this. there are 17 private schools, ma

downtown san francisco 72 ncaa and sunny mild. north bay mid 80's around santa rosa napa east bay you look at 76 in oakland 82 fremont inland spots 93 liverm accu-weather 7 day forecast bump up the temperature a little more thursday temperatures start to drop on friday but you really notice it this weekend when only in the low mid 80's inland 60's coast side and like i mention saturday morning we may be looking at a few drops on our radar. >> wouldn't that be lovely. >> that would be. >> thanks. >> still to come on 7 news at 9:00. another transbay tube shut down coming. >> what bart will be doing to make the ride a little bit make the ride a little bit smoother going forward. is travel between san francisco and east bay between friday september 5th through monday september 7. extra buses and ferry will be in service but bart riders should expect dela delays. >> if people have to don't have any oral alternative and they have to take, make use of the bus shuttle, they should plan for delays of up to 1 hour. >> we have a list of all

matter and this could open up a can of worms in college sports, creating a competitive imbalance in the ncaa. so they're not unionizing. this probably won't be the final chapter in this story. >>> from the northwestern wildcats to cats and dogs, petco wants to go public for a third time. the company filed for an ipo yesterday. they're looking to raise $100 million and are shooting for a $4 billion market value. we're talking 76 billions a year spent on pets. the market is there. petco has been a privately held company. it has 1400 stores across the u.s. on the dog days of summer, those are your business headlines. a third ipo. steve: make up your mind. >> public or private. go. steve: former giants and jets receiver plaxico burress facing tax evasion charges, pleading not guilty to willful failure to pay state taxes and issuing a transfer. we all know back in 2008, he did spend time behind bars after he accidentally shot himself in the leg at a nightclub while playing for the giants. dari: yankees pitcher c.c. sabathia will be on the mound tonight at the stadium after a weekend. this video,

gibbs won the ncaa single title twice with the cardinals. >>> nfl news.er wide receiver torrey smith played high school, college and pro football all in a 100-mile radius. so is he home sick? >> when that's all you have to do, i don't have as many friends out here. i don't have as many family members out here. i'm not around people as much. not saying i hate everyone, but. >> he doesn't hate everybody. [ laughter ] smith hopes to find some chemistry with colin kaepernick on the deep ball this season. smith says he's shed more than one distraction this season. >> i'm sure if coach had his way, we'd all throw our phones away. something about being on your phone it draws you in. it's like an addiction. >> i agree get rid of them all. >>> raiders had their first padded practice last night one that ended on the touchdown grab by michael crabtree. free agent safety nate allen has been trying to stop car in practice and told me that quarterback is the real deal. >> there's a lot of optimism about him being the long-term future here. that's what i heard when i fi

what hard to say right now this would look like. , one ofg that the ncaa their arguments in pushing backst this is if you created something like a free market, it would force schools to get rid of their underperforming programs. as a lawyer said to me last team someone on the swim probably works just as hard as someone on the football team at a big-name school, and i think that is entirely true. of would get into issues fairness and title ix issues and all sorts of thorny questions. host: the story in the happened to post last week, "northwestern football players won't get a union, but their fight doesn't end here." you can follow dave jamieson on twitter. that is our show for today. have a great monday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> we had planned to bring you live coverage of an all days imposing on the 10 year anniversary of hurricane katrina. we are having technical issues with our signal from the event, unfortunately.

i remember when i was in college, playing ncaa football game, you're right, it is tremendous.e university, you go on different campuses, myself being lsu, we're on campus all the time doing construction work. when you look at campus, see boom cranes everywhere. universities pay for this, paying for that. yeah, you might get a stipend, full grant, that's great. when i played, guys playing last 10 or 15 years it is not enough. liz: let me do the yeah, but, which is annoying. leigh, people will say these guys are winers. i think they get best opportunity. i'm your side, jarvis, i covered ohio state extensively at columbus and action 6 news. i saw how the kids were making kids off. robert smith, mr. football, wanted to go to medical school and had no time to study. he complained about that. quit your whining, and you get nfl contract on balance afterward. >> truth is very few players get nfl contract. the other players that is the end for them. if they come from disadvantaged homes, they have to struggle. reality of those situations, many wouldn't want to be on campus. they're for

and the acredible body and the ncaa have initiated inquiries. sanctions are not out of the question and unc which ranks among the top 20 public universities an one of the best bargains in college education is on a one year probation from the southern school commission on clujs. folt was a fak umt member and administrator and serves as interim president for a year before moving to unc chapel hill. folt is keenly interested in boosting under graduate aggravation rate as marley among low income and first generation and underrepresented students. a covenants, a program that awards low income students a combination of grants, scholarships, and work/opportunities to avoid student loans and graduate debt free. today our speaker will address the importance of preserving access to an affordable college education. please give me in giving a warm welcome to chancellor carol folts. >> thank you for introducing me. it's such a pleasure to be here. i'm looking forward to this and also your questions. be sure to put down a lot of good ones. i have to tell you

. >> reporter: 50 of which are ncaa division one programs. >> the fact that it's mobile gives us thewhat players really like so it's like making a real game time tackle without risking body contact. >> reporter: with concussions and player safety such a hot topic around the game of football, it was a no-brainer for the sacred heart head coach to implement the shadow man at his practices. >> football is a lot safer than it was when i was playing in the '70s in the early '80s. it's a lot safer game. and through the shadow man these type of products and teaching the different placement in terms of the body and tackle, the game is getting better, it really is. >> reporter: locally cal and san jose state already have shadow man. the hope is that the nfl will incorporate shadow man into their camps. >> great idea. >> nobody gets hurt. >> no. >> the guy dragging shadow man gets a work out. >> everybody wins. >> see you tomorrow. just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [

heather, depending on how the ruling comes down, this could disrupt the ncaa. >> strong arguments.ially the last one you pointed out. what kind of shot do the players have at actually winning this deal? >> reporter: one of the analysts told me yesterday that labor union in latin -- he was joking -- means employer loses. another one said to me he thinks this is 60-40 in favor of the northwestern players. keep in mind a local official has ruled in favor of the players at northwestern. what's going on here in washington is the appeal to that. here at howard university, i was speaking to the head coach earlier today. he told me his players are not necessarily paying attention to this now, but if the northwestern players win this case, it's something he feels they would keep an eye on and then look their options from there. and you could possibly see that happen all over the country. >> wow! we'll be watching. thanks a lot. >>> a mid-morning storm triggering this massive dust storm in phoenix. take a look at this. traffic cameras capturing a fast-moving dust storm, approaching the area

. >> it's like the ncaa bracket. it's not that involved. >> seth: you've given us a lot of things to think about. but, then of course your next job, obviously, after this job, which i hope you do a long time both of you are thespians as evidenced by your incredible work in "sharknado 3." >> oh, thank you. >> seth: my only -- >> thank you. thank you so much. [ applause >> don't tell them how it ends. >> seth: i kind of want to tell them how it ends. i think i might again much like pictures show them how it ends. because the only thing i will say i feel like there's not a great chance you will be back for "sharknado 4." let's take a look real quick. >> the sharknado has completely devastated the entire eastern seaboard. >> half the nation's population is retreating to shelters. the government is unable to do anything t stop this disaster but we're not leaving. >> no. >> it's been great working with u. [ applause ] >> seth: i'm saying, don't count you out? >> no, no, no. >> wait a minute. tara reid lost her arm in harkn