ncaa have statemented. don't see a lot of reasons not to do it. i haven't heard any compelling reasons other than if we change the status quo, it will destroy the system. and i understand that fear. i don't downplay that people have those fears, but i just downplay whether those fears are actually legitimate. i think if you think about any significant changes made to sports, people say that change will destroy the sport whether it's free agency in baseball, baseball's done fine with free agency. the other one we're on the cusp of right now for decades and decades people said the worst thing that could possibly happen in sports is if people gambled on sports. leagues are now embracing it. something that was taboo one day becomes a natural part of the system the next day, and i think this could be part of it. so i think more and more people are starting to recognize that. but this is not to suggest there won't be bobss -- obstacles, difficulties, problems to solve. but let's solve the problem. let's not just

and doubling down on ncaa. nba, change the way that you collectively bargain and we will enforce penalties more. >> what you think? >> i think they did a really good job and congratulations for being on the committee. it is a very complex question and a lot of issues around it. trying to centralize those in those areas where they can look to have some substantive change i think was positive. >> john, you are in the commission. do you feel you all did a good job, did you draft everything want to? >> not everything. i think we slowly started to turn the ship in the right direction. there is a lot that was not addressed. a lot that has to be hashed out even more. i think coming out of it, the understanding and the cohesiveness between the ncaa, the nba, the players association with the understanding that we are talking about is a window from roughly 12 years old she 233 years old if you have a great career. it is important those entities work together instead of separate. understanding that the one and done role i

this among the power five conferences in the ncaa.hat is the wealthiest and most influential conferences. they increased from $570 million in revenue in 2005 to $2.1 billion in 2015. salaries for coaches have not leveled off in that time. steve spurrier was the top earner among head football coaches in 2001, with $2.1 million annually as his salary. in 2017, the university of alabama's makes save and -- nick over $11 million. caller: good morning. i am happy this conversation has been happening for a long time. i'm 74 years old, and for years i have observed what was a very unfair system. when you consider the players who bring in the money and the people who generate the income for these coaches and universities, it is just unspeakable that they are not paid. when you look at proportionality , that alone should tell you that they should be paid. sure, they get scholarships and that is very worthwhile, but look at the other students who receive scholarships. look at the students who come to universities free of charge somese of contri

. >> did you see tuesday's ncaa ncaa?ning of the end for paulie perrette's character abby. are you going to be okay, nischelle? >> i don't know. after nearly 15 years she is leaving ncaa ncaa. and paulie shared the mixed emotion of leaving her tv family. >> will you miss abby? >> i will definitely miss abby. and a world without abby is strange. >> her role as the goth dressed genius made her one of the most recognizable women on tv. and 'twas hard for pauley to tell her ncaa ncaa family she'll walk away. >> i made a very feeble attempt to try to tell them without crying, and i made it for about ten seconds. i'm like i just want you guys to know that -- and that was it. i'm like, and i love you guys. >> a list of alpha-numeric characters all beginning with the letters gc. >> what do you say to those people who have -- abby changed their lives. >> i say i love her as much as you do. true. and i say thank you. and i say i love you guys. because i do. i love abby fans. there's nobody like them. >> i want to show you something

many bookies people were working with, but clearly a huge demand to see this happen. >> reporter: ncaa, nfl, mlb, wanted it upheld, arguing it protected the integrity of the games, calling on congress to pass new laws regulating sports gambling nationwide. mola lenghi, cbs news, the supreme court . >>> deadly violence of the border between israel and gaza, israeli forces opened fire, killing 55 palestinians protesting the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem, more than 2000 people were hurt. >>> in jerusalem, some 800 people attended a ceremony at the new embassy, president trump ordered the relocation from tel aviv late last year, ivanka trump helped unveil the embassies seal. >> we welcome you officially, and for the first time, to the embassy of the united states, here in jerusalem, the capital of israel. >> we are in jerusalem, and we are here to stay! >> palestinian say the u.s. has given up any claim to impartiality in the peace process, a senior official said that it is burying these two state solution. -- the two state solution. >>> this will be covered on cbs evening news

the problem the ncaa has is their players are not compensated.t is a much easier person to convince throw this game or throw this match. it is easier to convince someone who is not being compensated millions of dollars like nfl and mlb stars are. for the most part, this will lift boats in the moral ends -- in the sports world. shery: are there any moral concerns? not think the reason it has happened in the u.s. until right now is that socially gambling is not as excepted as it is in the u.k. 2018eason this happened in is because that is changing in the u.s. there will need to be more social movement toward the acceptance of gambling. make no mistake -- a rule like this, there are structures in place for problem gamblers. you will read about people doing too much, mortgaging their house to pay for the habit, that will also increase. there will be a dark side. david: in the state lottery situation, there are studies showing the middle class and the lower class get hit disproportionately hard. ways, sports gambling will fall into a similar pattern,

in three years of playing a lsu, he still holds the ncaa scoring record.t is a great achievement and it is great to be in this building and after him. i was here with a should kill o'neill and his prowess whenever shaquille o'neil who is here with his prowess whenever he went on to become an nba legend. very few schools in the nation give athletic money back to academics.lsu is a leader in the nation in doing that . let's have a round of applause. [applause] by the way, the university of alabama is not that other school. when you think about that, we are going to be alabama in tiger stadium this year. let's continue to bring back those great traditions. by the way, let's talk about landscape architecture. i know you have wednesday architecture graduates. [applause] do know who the number to in the nation is in landscape architecture? it is not lsu. the number two school is penn state, because the number one school and let's give architecture is lsu. [applause] congratulations on that. [applause] school has the loudest football stadium in the nation? [appla

so in three years playing it tells you he still today holds the ncaa scoring record and it is a greatevement, it's great to be in this building that is named after him. i was here with shaquille o'neal in his prowess going out to be one of the greatest basketball players in the history as well. but using that success, lsu is one of only two schools in the nation that's given back more than $50 million in the last five years, back to academics. so very few schools and nation get athletic money back academic. lsu is a leader in the nation doing that. let's have a round of applause. [applause] >> and by the way, the university of alabama is not that other school, so when you think about that, we are going to beat alabama in tiger stadium this year. let's continue to keep and bring back those great traditions. [applause] and by the way let's talk about landscape architecture. i know we some landscape architecture graduates. [applause] do you know who the number two school information is in landscape architecture? it's not lsu by the way. the number two school is penn state because the nor

villanova and saint joe's advanced to the ncaa.t was a difficult year for but on thea sports, college basketball scene, it was a banner year for philadelphia. sarah: i just want to draw your attention to a photograph. it might be a little late, but i hope you can see it. it is an image with mr. peanut, who is probably recognizable to most of you. on the left is julie hellmann. on the other side, i'll fear gibson. arthur ashe and billy jean king. held at a tournament that would become as -- known as the u.s. pro indoor. the reason we have this ittograph appear is that shows these players who impacted sports and helped with social change at this time not only through their accomplishments, but their advocacy. and it reflects some of the changes that happened at this time in sports that were brought to the forefront at this time such is the increased participation of women and people of color. starting with that, i want to perhaps athletes may have influenced civil rights and other movements going on at the time in 1968. i am going to

and villanova and saint joe's advanced to the ncaa. so in some ways it was a , difficult year for philadelphia sports, but then on the college basketball scene, it was a banner year for philadelphia. sarah: great. so i just want to draw your attention to this photograph. it might be a little light, but i hope you can see it. it is an image with mr. peanut, who is probably recognizable to most of you. but on the left there is julie hellmann. and the next to mr. peanut on the other side is a leah gibson. arthur ashe and billy jean king. this was held at a tournament that would become known as the u.s. pro indoor. that was held in philadelphia. so the tennis clinic for youth, but the reason we have the photograph up here is that it shows these players who impacted sports and helped with social change at this time through their -- not only through their accomplishments, but their advocacy. and it also reflects some of the changes that happened at this time in sports where we are really brought to the forefront at this time such as the incr

. >> do you think it changesle ncaa stance towards gambling >> i don't know. that's a tricky question, there are millions bet illegally on ncaa sports, that's for sure i don't know where they come out with that. >> i'm going to shift the focus back to markets here what do you think of equities? fairly valued? >> i really do we don't see the kind of overbought issues we have seen in the past. it's not necessarily a good time for making new investmented, nor is it the time of a verge of an oversold on panic situation. >> when you look at the big drivers, there's a lot of talk about 5g right now, also talk about the rising middle class and a lot of emerges markets what do you think will be the most powerful drivers? >> do metzicly this whole a.i. issue is something we talk about a lot. one of the things we're a big investor is in transportation. 35%, 40% of costs come from drivers. >> i'm glad you brought up transportation before we let you go, i was in l.a. earlier this week with spacex, and she brought up maybe the boring could get could be used to dig tunnels

the speakers include former basketball coaches and players at ncaa officials, and sports law experts. announcer: coming up, american enterprise institute's danielle pletka discusses the future of the iranian nuclear deal and upcoming talks with north korea. at 9:00 a.m., looking back at the 2016

i mean president obama used to do his ncaa bracket every single year. what was that, just for fun? sport? it was because it was part of the culture of the country. and the culture to have country lost to gamble on sports. kennedy: everybody who put $5 in the pool for the bracket was breaking the law. >> it's nice who chris christie who has never been one to go if are the will of the people, he was very difficult about the -- new jersey voter voters voted fr legal marijuana and he made it difficult. but now he's seeing the error of his ways on this particular one. kennedy: maybe he just likes gambling. >> i think he had some principle on this one. kennedy: a lot of states that are broke. any kind of. richard: they can get. and new jersey thought that the casino industry was going to help them out and that wasn't the case. >> it's true. and if you got $150 billion, money underground, let's bring it up, pump it around. kennedy: i love that stuff. not as much as i love hillary clinton's excuses. >> she's continuing her book tour where she explains -- the 2016 election. a few days ago s

lacrosse, yale in white and duke for the nc aa division title -- ncaa division title. yale, that's their battle cry. final of 13-11. a pretty good one here, it took them 11 tries, but will power finally won the indy 500. to say he was excited would be presumptuous. he even got crazy with the traditional bottle spring everywhere. we asked him about his excitement in victory lane. >> i don't know how much milk actually gotten your lips. was going on in there? >> i was so excited. i felt bad for the princess. i looked around and i was just overwhelmed with excitement and emotion. an amazing, amazing day. >> over $2 million before taxes. you see these little earpieces? now they have developed them for water. a local swim team is taking this the deep and. that story, coming up. >>> a coach in your ear, okay. all right. thank you. >>> coming up, the fbi wants you to reboot your router, now. the cyber threat targeting homes and offices worldwide. served and sacrificed. and it may be a last hurrah on the slopes. the skiiers taking advantage of some late season fun. our top sto

and ncaa softball tournament and beats northwestern to keep the reason alive and top seven and lindseyith the shot to center. and ties it up and wild pitch and game winning run and 4-3 and season comes to an end. >> jockey mike smith two-thirds of the way in the triple crown and bob in the winner's circle and finishes third and justify will go for the triple crown in three weeks at the belmont staix and and tip-off just after 5:00. so back on that winning track. >>> an incredible effort for upcoming graduation. that story next. >>> the bay to breakers is tomorrow and for some people, it's going to be costly before the runners line up at the starting line. >> the power of social media. hear from a man who's crediting his twitter followers for helping him save his mom's life. >>> a robot crossed the stage at the high school graduation in mobile, alabama, because one student couldn't make it. >> cynthia told she couldn't leave for three weeks. she couldn't attend her high school graduation and lost home. when the mobile county public school system stepped? >> they brought out their robot

basketballclude coaches and players, ncaa officials and the sports law experts. next, scholars review the recent talks between the leaders of north and south korea, and the implications of those talks for the u.s. and china. it is 90 minutes. >> i guess we are ready to get started. thank you for coming to this event. april 27, last friday, thesouth korean president declarations are a historical accord. there is skepticism related to the path moving forward. will south korea be so eager to pursue reconciliation that president moon will be waiting to use his political capital to diffuse internal and external criticism. china has claimed to be instrumental in cultivating the dialogue. will china be sidelined and become a bystander? bet importantly, what will calculationsmp's and will he meet with kim jong-un? these are not easy questions. we are delighted to have three to enlighten us on how we should interpret the outcome. joining me is a visiting scholar at georgetown university. he has served as a board member, including the commission on policy planning. from ch

they won the national indoors, the ncaa national champ egypt outdoors.and the acc championship. pretty good year to year. we will always be fair and balanced. we are not the destroy-trump media. let not your heart be troubled. there she is. hello. >> laura: why don't you have one of those spotlights of andra's aunt's face just show the whole team. >> sean: trying to be somewhat discreet. >> laura: wake forest tennis is not exactly the fox news audience. >> sean: they won the national championship. that's massive. never before in the school history. >> laura: i remember the first time your son and daughter were able to beat you on the tennis court. they were like nine and ten. >> sean: when they were ten years old they were in the fat old guy off the court. >> laura: comes in all bruised and battered. it was embarrassing. those kids are amazing. congratulations to wake forest. great show tonight. good evening from washington, i'm laura ingraham and this is the income angle. we have an amazing show f

aaron wise, who really won at every level, the ncaa's, the mackenzie tour canada, then the web.com tour last year, con a couple weeks agotended -- cont ended a couple weeks ago. runner-up at wells fargo. peter: i can tell you he has fist bumped every kid who put a fist out there. bill: that's great. just wonderful composure from this young man. dottie: 186 left for ryan. bill: after the unfortunate spot off the tee. third shot. ian: this will be a tough shot for him. he is a drawer of the golf ball and the flag is in the right corner and you don't want to go right. dottie: that was compounded by being on a pitcher's mound, feet underneath the golf ball. bill: six under his final round. shot 67 in very challenging conditions yesterday. dottie: only a pitching wedge left for keith mitchell. a little adrenaline, i have to believe. ian: you can't really go at the flag. middle of the green, get a good kick. you can't go at that flag from that angle. there is a huge downslope. how far did he carry that wedge, dottie? dottie: crazy. it was, in his defense, it was a flyer. bill: 17. nick: jimmy

they went out and won their fourth ncaa team title. >> awesome.hat is hardware, too. >> their athletic department is very versatile, a lot of sports. this crew team, it's no joke. i try to get in there with him went on, i made maybe 10 rows, my arms were done. >> we need to do a repeat story of that. get you back out there. >> congratulations, go bears. >> we will be right back. news updates are always on cbs-sf-dot-com. >>> thank you so much for watching at 5:00, we will see you back here at 6:00 for a full hour of news. >>> in the meantime we will take you out for a beautiful view, we will see you in a half hour. captioning sponsored by cbs >> morgan: back in the hospital. former president george h.w. bush has been taken in for observation. a family spokesperson says he's awake and alert. also tonight, alberto is bearing down on the gulf coast, threatening to ruin memorial day festivities. plus, north korean officials are meeting with u.s. diplomats, trying to reconstruct the summit canceled by president trump. thousands forced to leave their ho

you had very little issue in the firstrage book i did was about the 1966 ncaa championship game. an all-white kentucky team played in all black texas team. time, and i went through every newspaper in the country in researching this book, i do not think there was my mention -- one mention. it never came up in the run-up to the game, in the postmortem to the game. now we see that game is a pivotal moment in the history of emerging sports and the integration of college sports but at the time, the sports' department were seen the between department of his paper and culture. if everruck by that and these issues were going to get onto the sports' page, you would imagine it would be 1968 and they did at times. it was a minimum. i think in terms of activism with athletes and frank is right. if you look at the famous black power salute of john carlos and tommy smith, that ended up on the front pages of newspapers. not in the sports' section. we will get into it more later. the athletes were placed in a difficult position. there was a lot of pressure on athletes in general to speak out on

ncaa champion for many years. not sure if he is ever lost a match. somebody said he's like 141-1.im jordan. where is he? jim jordan. where's jim? thank you, jim. thanks. great champion. mike kelly, i watched him the other day. he was debating maxine waters. that was not a close debate. that was not a close debate. they should all be so easy, right, mike? congressman steve king. do you think steve is conservative enough? where is steve? hi, steve. is steve conservative enough? i don't know. you don't get much more conservative than steve. thanks, steve. congressman joe lesko and debbie. mrs. lesko. where are you? thank you. dan lipinski. thanks, dan. keith. good person. thank you, keith. great job. great job you are doing. oh, this man is central casting. i watch him all the time. i don't know him well but i will get to know him. john rutherford. where is he? central casting. great job, he is always defending me. actually, most of you are always defending me. and from my neck the woods, claudia tenney. thank you, claudia. thank you. and for those i've left out, i'm sorry. i said, g

. >>> it was a battle between two powerhouse schools in the 2018 men's ncaa lacrosse final.he number 4 seed duke blue devils took on number 3 yale bulldogs. yale pulled out the win 13-11. they become national champions for the first time in school history and the first ivy league school to win since princeton in 2001. >>> still ahead, the hero teacher who helped thwart a school shooting speaks out. you'll meet him here next on "early today." simparica is what kills tick and fleas, like us. kills? kills! studies show at the end of the month, it kills more ticks in less time than frontline plus and nexgard. guess we should mosey on. see ya never, roxy! use simparica with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. the most common side effects are vomiting, diarrhea, and lethargy. say goodbye to ticks and fleas... with monthly simparica chewables. you've got to get in i know what a bath is smile honey this thing is like... first kid ready here we go by their second kid, every parent is an expert and... ...more likely to choose luvs, than first time paren

now the ncaa and professional sports leagues had long opposed sports betting saying it could hurt integrity of the game. some like the nba have come to believe it is best to legalize it. because upward of $150 billion is spent every year on illegal sports gambling. and so now states can regulate it, and root out corruption. jeff. >> jan crawford with more on the big ruling. thanks. we will have more from jerusalem, later in this broadcast. but up next, why the police removed ten children from a california home, and arrested their parents. you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. downy and it's done. we just switched to geico and got more. more? they've been saving folks money for over 75 years. a company you can trust. geico even helped us with homeowners insurance. more sounds great. gotta love more... right, honey? yeah! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> there was a disturbing story unfolding, north east of san francisco. the

unbc did beat uva in the ncaas and things like that, but i've had a really hard time seeing the winning path for the government in this one because there's not an economic incentive to withhold your content. so if you produce content, it's more valuable if more people look at it. we saw, actually, time warner inc. owned with and as part of time warner cable, right? so there are antitrust laws there already, there are other laws already in place that help prevent anticompetitive conduct, right? so in this isn't just a matter of does the deal be allowed or not. plus i think at&t's done a terrific job of litigating the case and the government not so much. and that's important to note. plus at&t offered up a baseball-style arbitration, that means you present -- if there's a dispute, you present two options. each side presents an option that the arbitrator picks one. there's no splitting the baby. so forces both sides to the middle. and that, i think, has been very curative to potential ills. >> host: before we close, one more topic. there's a move in the senate to use the congressional revi

. >> sean: they won the ncaa national championship. >> laura: so awesome. >> i know all the kids on theg kids. they have an amazing coach tony bresky. and, you know, he is a freshman. it probably the greatest experience so far in his life. >> laura: college sports. i'm sorry, i know everyone likes professional sports, a lot of big sports go on tonight. go caps. >> sean: i'm done with the

. >> why is cal softball no longer in the ncaa tournament? just happened.against north western 7 inning, a wild pitch. run scores, a walk off wild pitch? that's how it ended as north western eliminated cal final of 4-3. boy, tough way to lose and a game when they once led 3-1. >>> pay attention to first base here. watch this catch. stanford's andrew dishbot with his bare hands. here he lost his glove. bare hands it and catches it. stays with it. that last night against the washington huskies. we also got some golf here. here we are deep in texas. byron nelson the home favorite jordan speith, par 17. nearly aced it. over a birdie shot it is tied for 29th. 16 this is aaron wise out of oregon and the duck allumn almost sputed in there. tied for the league. and look at this. the batter blew the bit. he was supposed to swing, connect then reveal. whether he and his wife were having a boy or girl but he whipped it. >> you have to connect. i mean it's all part of the bet. >> look at how high. >> he got the answer though. bottom line. >> that was a weak attempt at

cloud state university wrestling team for winning this year's ncaa division ii national championship. the young men on this team strive every year for excellence and for the third time in the last four years, it paid off. but this year was special. r the first time in huskie history, the team clenched four and the perseverance and excellence of our huskie wrestlers reminds us all, when you commit to excellence and work hard, the result also follow. congratulations to the outstanding student athlete wrestlers of the st. cloud wrestling team for your remarkable achievement and another great season. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the outstanding teachers, coaches, and first responders who saved the life of my constituent, ryan monaghan, of big lake, minnesota. ryan, who is only 15 years old and student at monticello high school unexpectedly went into cardiac attack during basketball practice. the quick thinking from the people around him saved his life. a call was immediately placed to 911 and five coaches and external ed the defibrillator to save ryan. we are grateful they saved

in murphy versus ncaa, the supreme court this morning struck down the federal statute, freeing individualto authorize gambling on sporting events as they see fit. what changes? >> yeah. everything. if you are an operator, a league, this is going to be a seismic shift that really upends the entire sports market and the entire gaming market. david: where are we going to see it first? >> new jersey and delaware. those will be the first two out of the gate. they will be immediate, maybe the next week or two. then you will see others, those that already have laws on the books. those will happen quickly. >> wall street has been waiting for congress to cut back on the volcker rule and now it seems regulators will be taking the first step. doing away with the presumption that positions held for less than 60 days are speculative. explain exactly what the regulators are going to propose. >> yeah, they long-held this view that transactions violate the ban on private prop trading. this is wall street making trades for themselves, rather than the clients. unless you can get authorization from regulato

the ncaa and nfl studying this time to enact decor regulatory framework for legalized sports betting. or visit the wild wild west. listen to what warriors coach steve kerr said. >> and taken the warriors plus one and a half. i read that whole story about gambling this morning and allowed to announce my picks for the week. >> he covered the one point fire spread. the talk as much about how they affect the spread as we do regarding strategy. kevin durrant and craig thompson. thompson at 28. warriors run by 13. you need to know the score. 119-2106. there's been a reported 35% hike in bed. trying to reach the stanley cup finals for the first season. last night winning three to one. not about vegas anymore. march madness within two weeks, hopefully new jersey will be up and running by the nba finals. >> new jersey is going with the racetracks. >> casinos, racetracks would be younger folks. cheryl: i know we have to go, but what about drafting? does this mean that they are going to -- >> that changes the landscape. this changes everything. >> thank you for that. judge sports reports on fox'

[applause] a man who i hope is here, because he's so busy, a true champion, ncaa champion for numerouske i'm not sure he ever lost a match. somebody said he's like 141-1. jim jordan, where is he? jim jordan. where is jim? thanks, jim. thanks. great champion. michaly, i watched him the other day, he was debating maxine waters. that was not a close debate. congressman steve king. do you think steve is conservative enough? where is steve? hi, steve. you don't get more conservative than steve. thank you, steve. congressman joe lesko and mrs. debbie lesko. thank you. dan lapinski. thanks, dan. >> we're going to continue listening to the president at the campaign for life gala here in washington. >> oh, this man is from central casting. don't know him well, but i'll get to know him. john rutherford, where is john? central casting. great job, john. he's always defending me. actually most of you are always defending me. and from my neck of the woods, claudia heney. thank you, claudia. thank you. for those many that i've left out, i'm sorry. but i say give me a totally complete list,

in murphy versus ncaa, the supreme court struck down the federal statute freeing individual states to unsporting as they see fit. >> everything changes. if you're an operator, a state, a league, this will be a seismic shift that will upend the entire sports market and gaining market. >> where will we see it first? >> new jersey and delaware. they will be immediate and the next week or two. then you will see other states, west virginia, mississippi, new york, pennsylvania, those that already have laws on the books will have pretty quickly afterwards. >> wall street has been waiting for congress to cut back on the volcker rule and now it looks like regulators are looking to take the first step. doing away with the presumption that things health less than 60 days are speculative. >> so, they have long held this view at the volcker that --nsactions violate the van the ban on prop trading. wall street making trades for themselves rather than their clients. unless you could get authorization from regulators that a short-term trade was to hedge a position or to make a market for a client, th

basketballclude coaches and players, ncaa officials and the sports law experts.t, scholars review the recent talks between the leaders of north and south korea, and the implications of those talks for the u.s. and china. it is 90 minutes. >> i guess we are ready to get started. thank you for coming to this event. april 27, last friday, thesouth korean president declarations are a historical accord.

. >> ncaa may not have any events in states where it's legal because they planted a flag in the groundanti-gambling the ncaa. >> adam silver is the first one to bring it up. >> maybe they can take an integrity fee and pay the players. >> this is the sec acting on the sec. >>> walmart is leading and jim, maybe on macy's. intel is up there. >> intel on micron these are the reads through i've been looking for remember walmart has been knocked down severely because of flip cart. i thought taken down too much because of flip cart because a lot of companies, i think, want to be in india now, look, let's understand. there was no doubt about it that they paid a lot. that was a high price. it shovpt have set wall down so much i think walmart oversold. >> amazon did institute about 10% price cuts on hundreds of new items. >> i've been waiting for that. >> at whole foods. >> yes whole foods other than the visa cash in the discount, i've not felt as a prime member when i go to my whole foods i was getting any sort of deal by the way, whole foods prices are not that bad anyway. we used to get a bas

.">( darya ) saban clearly saban clearly feels the ncaa has bigger issues to deal with than how manyre using headsets during a college football game to communicate. ( darya )i'm going to try to start adding inspiring supermom stories in the buzz whenever i can.. solidarity ladies. we can do it.. world war two.. look it up kids. remember i told you about that minister mom in a new york city hospital who administered vows while she was in labor.. so a couple could get married before they had a baby in the next room. well today the supermom is serena williams. she had the mother of all comebacks to beat her opponant in the first round of the french open and she wore this superhero spandex suit because why the heck not!?? when asked about the avante guard outfit serena said she wore it for all the moms out there who had a tough pregnancy and had to come back and try to be fierce. you can do it! i call it like i see it. the race for governor has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of bi

both won an ncaa individual title. ben won three. both won a team title. both won titles on tour at the age of 21. with the victory, he'l movel up to 18th in the fedexcup standings. it would be his first career pga tour victory, 500 fedexcup points. third rookie to win on tour this season. of course, gets in the masters. they'll be at the players. he will have won at every level. second youngest winner of this event, behind tiger. peggy nelson there on the left. julie and then crenshaw -- ben crenshaw. still very focused. just wanted to get this one in the barn. ian: we always say leg that one up, but that's what rory mcilroy did. players have other intentions. nothing freaky about this guy. it's very solid, incredible golfer. bill: with aaron's victory, he moves up to 18th in the fedexcup points standings. justin thomas at one, jason day at two now. dottieian: freaky was the wrong. fluky, i meant to say. he is solid emotionally, swing wise. this is the start of something very impressive for this young man. bill: the last rookie to win here at the at&t byr

. >> stating the obvious, nba playoffs take so long compared to the ncaa.re still talking about the western conference finals. >> are you a basketball fan? >> i am. i played freshman year of high school i pivoted to tennis quickly. >> do you feel some of these games have been too much of a blowout? >> no, i just want to get to the finals now i'm sick of it >>> coming up, can the bakken keep on rocking? we're headed to the front lines of the oil boom. >>> and why housing, ednufacturing and the fed ne to be on your radar today. stick around, "worldwide exchange" will be right back m. re-align yourself, with align. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm dominic chu along sometisida mody brian sullivan is in north dakota talking the bakken boom he had a huge lineup of guests today. a lot of big guests talking about oil, infrastructure and everything else out there in the shale region brian joins us on the phone now. how are things in the dakotas? >> very dark i will say that. it's very early here good morning happy dark and early from bismarck, north dak

ncaa softball tournament. cal has to beat northwestern to keep the season alive. top seven.t her. she is on her giddyup. she races around the bases. bears take a 3-1 lead. bottom of the inning, northwestern would tie it up and conley, wild pitch allows rachel lewis to score the game-winning run. northwestern wins 4-3 and the bears end their season. >>> in three weeks justify will try and justify his place in history by running down the triple crown. >> as the field comes into the final furlong, it is justify in front. good magic on the outside. ten fold. justify! he's unstoppable! he won the preakness! >> on a foggy and muddy day in baltimore, justify wins with jockey mike smith. they take the preakness. they're two-thirds of the way to the triple crown. once again, trainer bob bafford wins. the belmont stakes coming your way in three weeks in new york. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. warriors and rockets game three tomorrow night. >> looking forward to that. >> yes. >> i think everyone is. >> how could you not? >> nice to have them at home.

and the ncaa division 1a title game hammered today by life university today 60-5. >>> if parkinson's disease was in the octagon, bill pwenslo is making it submit and time out. let's take to you mountain view. bill winslow doesn't stop. and why does he keep on punching? >> every punch has a purpose and it is to hit parkinson's. >> reporter: winslow was diagnosed with parkinson's disease in 2010. the 51-year-old is bound and determined to fight to inspire. see this crossfit class? every single person here is battling parkinson's. >> this disease wants you to feel sorry for yourself, curl up in a ball, sit on the sofa, watch tv or just collect dust. whenever i feel like that, i start to feel like that, i think about the people fighting next to me. >> bill did 160 push-ups a day in the month of april. 160 a day. >> reporter: it wasn't always this bay. in 2016 he met trainer freddie silva of rock steady boxing, a program designed to minimize the symptoms of parkinson's by training like a boxer. >> he was angry. he was not happy. this disease turns lives upside down and i can't get used to

>> first off we will work with the nfl, ncaa and high school athletic association and with the medicalhis bill that would have the national institutes of health do more research than they are doing now. and then we would have high schools adopt the best practices so they make sure they are doing everything to prevent concussions, if they can. >> how is a turn out at ygnacio valley today i imagine a lot of concerned parents there, right? >> we had a great turnout. about 150 kids, students and parents. then we had to former ballplayers, a neuroscientist, surgeon i should say. and, we had a trainer. so it really went well. the kids asked great questions. >> what is your personal experience with concussion, what motivated you to work on this bill? >> actually, john madden worked with my predecessor george miller, he was unable to get the bill through so i picked it up. personally, i was a high school athlete and played football and lacrosse and played those at college as well and have been knocked out a few times . in those days, you get knocked out you get up and go back in the game. so w

because the lead plaintiff in this case which was challenging new jersey's laugh was the ncaa. so there are concerns that, that is exactly what will happen. now we will have to have regulation around that to make sure the players are not effected by gamblers and all that. that will be part of it. but it will change the value of these enterprises. i heard mark cuban say he thought the value of his mavericks was going to double because of this. so there is a lot to come. but one thing we know is that the federal government can't force the states to prohibited gambling. the rest will be for another day. >> we'll wait and see. david, always appreciate it. thank you. >> pleasure. >>> let's turn things over to rosemary orozco with a look at the forecast. cloudy and cooler across the bay area. >> yes that may gray sticking around. even this afternoon a lot of cloud cover along the coast and just inside the bay. you can see san francisco there struggling to get a little bit of sunshine over the city. we have a little bit of a haze there and the fog may peel back a little bit more befor

ncaa tournament in athens, georgia. the game went . the go-ahead run on. off the wall, that's how the bears dropped the 3-2 decision in game one of a double elimination format. the bears will play harvard tomorrow. >>> and look at this. the batter blue the bit. he was supposed to swing, connect, and reveal whether he was having a boy or a girl. congrats. yeah, it's a boy. >> hope he plays baseball better than dad. >> tell me about it. i'll be back in a half hour with some girl power. no one in the bay area has seen this before. >> okay. >> that's ats. >> that's a good one. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the latest on a shooting in texas. >> the tin suspect goes to court tonight, charged with capital murder. how he managed to booby-trapped the school with explosives. >>> dramatic video from the big island, lava from the kilauea volcano shoots hundreds of feet into the air. >>> more than 100 people killed. what we know tonight about a jet crash on the island of cuba. to california schoolsd, need big change. for state superintendent who's done it before

also the ncaa's all-time leader in punt return touchdowns. now, he has played in levi stadium once before. you are looking at the 2016 pac-12 title game in which his washington huskies routed colorado. >> you know, i'm undefeated here, so we'll see, you know, if i can keep that up. i want to play as much as i can, but i've been around sports enough to know that it doesn't always work out that way. sometimes there's a learning curve. sometimes there's just someone ahead of you that's better. the only thing you can do is just come in and work as hard as you can. >> welcome to town. for these rookies, pettis and the rest of the rookies will hit the practice field first time tomorrow. >> good-good attitude. dream, game three. golden knights with the 7:00 start. san jose able to even the series at two last night at the shark tank. martin joans was stellar and goal, offensively four different sharks scored for the 4-0 shutout of vegas. it becomes best of three series. head coach and his guys feeling recent play as they head back to sin city. >> i c

the bulldogs' first ncaa title. congratulations to you. >> we are very proud of them. it's a great classic american sport. >> indeed. >> native american sport. >> native american, it is. >> let's talk about what happened yesterday between roseanne barr, abc, and valerie jarrett. scott galloway writes when disney ceo discov kovcovers con that tears at that time fabric of society on his platform he cancels the show. when content rips at the fabric of the united states discovered on facebook, zuck's silent apology tour, he says there will always be bad actors. do you agree bob eiger is a hero here? >> yeah. i completely agree with the entire analysis. bob eiger is a hero as are many other woodstockers who have awakened at ceos. the millennials seem to be caught up, many of them, in this bro culture as scott mentioned. mark zuckerberg -- we can look at parallel problems that plagued others from uber and elsewhere. it's -- who would have thought we would turn to the american business community, the pillars of establishment as our mother-in-lmoral backbone. >> is that creati

this morning 16476 in the consolidated case that a jersey thoroughbred horsemen's association versus ncaa. mr. olson? >> mr. chief justice of it may please the court one of the most important decisions of the constitutional convention of 1787 was replacing the failed c that govern states with a government to regulate individuals but not states. in the words of this court in the new york case commerce may regulate interstate commerce directly that it may not regulate states regulations of interstate commerce. >> what about state law? and the federal government initially takes that physician with interstate commerce to have that inconsistent state laws. >> and then to regulate this way or don't regulate? >> gave the states a choice in conjunction with the regulation of the area. >> the states were told that if you don't if you don't regulate neither will we. >> consequence of that that the states could regulate according to the standards established by the federal government with respect to interstate commerce that it was left to the federal government that is a direct command to the states

. >>> but first, happening now, the ncaa will let championship games in states allowing sports bettingny states thinking about it now after the week's supreme court decision allowing gambling nationwide. >>> critical shortage of election officers. they need people. election day is coming up june 5th. maybe you can volunteer. we'll be back after the break with more news. outrage in the e (before a homeless center opened. only on )today in the bay ) - e people )s fears coming true? plus: we )ll get you ready for one of the craziest races in california. what you need to know before you head to the city this weekend. tomorrow - 4:30 to 7. of "dub nation" - which most of us here at nbc bay area are .. you >>> well, if you're a card carrying member of dove nation and most of us are -- no, we are. >> we have it. >> i don't need you to worry about anything. think about the big picture right now. >> of course. that's how it goes. warriors may have, you know, lost last night's game and split the first two games of the western conference finals. game one in houston all warriors. last night we let