and the ncaa? >> it looks like it is in their interest.this scandal where federal prosecutors decided to start going after coaches and agents and sneaker company that -- it is the first time it has been a majority. they are pushing this to become a full-fledged minor league. carol: how do the colleges feel about this? and the ncaa? >> it looks like it is in their interest. they had this scandal where federal prosecutors decided to start going after coaches and agents and sneaker company executives who were paying bribes to players and their families to steer them to certain colleges. jason: that's the black market. >> right. that is what i'm talking about. recruiters and coaches who want them to come to their program, sneaker companies who want to start loyalty early before these players turn pro. agents who want the same thing. they are paying tens of thousands of dollars to the families and to these and players. carol: and that's not allowed. >> that is not allowed by ncaa rules. now, apparently, it is a federal crime. that is raising th

and the ncaa? >> it looks like it is in their interest.d this scandal where federal prosecutors decided to start going after coaches and agents and sneaker company executives who were paying bribes to players and their families to steer them to certain colleges. jason: that's the black market. >> right. that is what i'm talking about. recruiters and coaches who want them to come to their program, sneaker companies who want to start loyalty early before these players turn pro. agents who want the same thing. they are paying tens of thousands of dollars to the families and to these and players. carol: and that's not allowed. >> that is not allowed by ncaa rules. now, apparently, it is a federal crime. that is raising the stakes. so the president of the ncaa said, we need to figure this out and impaneled this commission. condoleezza rice was in charge and they came back with a report that said, the first thing you need to do is get rid of this one and done rule. you need to get the league and the union who agree to this to change the age mini

. >> congratulations to the bullgs on winning the ncaa championshipockey tournamen tournament.wow, that's a big de. righting in this areap athis is where they play right. >> okay so while you're enjoying world cup on "fox5" you should be thankful you're steeing here iolthed old usa and we have the first amendment here a d russias not. one politic an propo bill to make it illegal to criticize russia soccer team. illegal. the bill would find anybody verbally tourmenting the team find. our players are ours regardless of how good we are and here idiots spil them and maybe fun of the moves if they lo we sh blame those that instawlt salted our eyes. >> they're headed to world cup pro notion rawshia. they weroffering money and free food to russian women if they got knocked up b world cup annual lights offering $45 d and free whoers for foranif life. it was ensuring futu success of the nag as team. >> it says promotion turned out to be too insulting. that's treme >> all right. >> i mean i jim if can interrupt here. i don't see what's insulting wanting to helpg women helping young mormz they're tr

--ng in the ncaa double-a being in the ncaa, we would see our jerseys in the stores, stadiums filledith 80,000 people with $200 tickets of pop. we were like, can we get our cut? that is when we realized we had no voice. all we had was the idea we're gettining this piece of paper bt we were getting no compensation. so many athletes i've plalayed with, those who did not get to make it to the nfl, they dealt with a lot of identity problems because their identity was revolving around this sport. they were, you need to keep your eyes on the prize. being in the ncaa, he saw that a lot. dealing with something that when you come from, you know, a certain background or a certain part of tataxes or certain partf the community, you come into this white community as an athlete, it is hard to survive when it comes to that. all of a sudden you go from a place where you see a lot of people that look like you and understand your cultural background, your parents, how you talk, and then you get to a ofce where you're just 1% the whole place. everything you do, people are telling you that it's wrong,

former ncaa pda cte and richaun baker is in college park. >> update.ed as those numbers come in but first a fox5 exclusive. >> it is the biggest corruption scandal to hit prince george's county in years. >> members of the county liquor board busted forribery and tonight we learn a new layer a whistle bwer who said he came but topyears ago leaders refused to act. fox5's lindsay watts vestigates. >> the fbi called it operation dry saloon. bribes, corruption and liquor. so far eight pe plebeen convicted including two former maryland statetedelega >> i'missed off. rate it. >> at the center of theda scan this man, david, who serd on the prince george's county liqu board. thousands tolic officials paid because they wanted a new law that would let them sell booze on sunday. >> our goal is to put fierce into the criminals who are o there committing corruption. >> fox5 has learned that year befo the fbi arrested, a whistle blower c forward to the state with evidence he was breaking the law. >> it became quitedisconcerting towh me he was doing. >> franklin jackson wasf chair the prince george's cou

warren coming up big time with an amazing double play to clinch the game against washington in the ncaaworld series. the noles are one win away of claiming their first ever ncaa title. >>> we're continuing to watch a wet washington, d.c. showers and storms once again in your forecast this afternoon. stay with us. 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 the most common side effects are vomiting, diarrhea, and lethargy. say goodbye to ticks and fleas... with monthly simparica chewables. mother...nature! sure smells amazing... even in accounts receivable. gain botanicals laundry detergent. bring the smell of nature wherever you are. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® >>> in your news by t numbers, the fossilized skeleton of a 150 million-year-old mystery dinosaur sold for $2.3

they are seeded second in the ncaa tournament that begins tomorrow.t's a team trying to recapture past glory. >> he has it on the run! stanford cardinal is flying high! >> reporter: 1987, a first of back-to-back national titles. and the last ones for stanford to date. david esquer which a senior on that team. >> the one experience that's marked my life beyond any other what rely created that magic is the bond the team have and playing for the guy next to you and trying to experience something that no one else has done before. >> every once in a while he will pull out the stories about his years and he has been here before with similar teams at stanford. that's something we aspire to achieve. >> reporter: it is very much achievable. the cardinal has been a top three team for most of the season, thanks to an elite pitching staff. >> sometimes i get bored because i don't get much action when they are getting pop-ups and striking guys out. >> reporter: an offense with a flare for the dramatic. >> oh, no! >> gets it done. >> we could be in the 7th, 8th or

and we have the wake forest ncaa championship tennis team here. where are they?re they around here some -- oh, look at these guys. one of them is 6'11". [applause] i assume he has a very, very powerful serve. and patrick is back there. but congratulations. that's a tremendous achievement. they've won just about everything in tennis. that team is fantastic. and we have a beautiful tennis court if you guys want to practice. okay? anytime. so that's wake forest. and there's a man that went to wake forest named arnold palmer. and not a bad golfer. right? not a bad golfer. he was something special. the demon deacon's tennis team. thank you very much. it's great that you're here. congratulations. [applause] so all of these titans of american sport know that many of life's most valuable lessons are learned on the field of competition. there, young americans will discover -- that's what they do, they discover -- they're learning all the time the importance of teamwork, social skills -- do i have social skills? i don't know. i have social media, that's for sure. [laughter

for those that deal with the ncaa critique about the writers was from michigan university.ut, my question is how do you see this gentrification issue san antonio? >> that's a good question. fortunately, in san antonio, we have not yet felt that with gentrification because we have grown so rapidly in neighborhoods were gentrification would have occurred. it is coming. if you look north to downtown and what's going down prices are rising and people are getting pushed out. if you go east, you have the frederick building, the merchants building, beyond st. paul square. something to watch. to the south is king william, and the southtown and next is others and then the mission district. you need to be very attentive to people who live there for generations. the one area that has not benefited from the growth in the central core is the west side. we have the jail serving as a barrier, the railroad tracks, and even haven for hope. i lived there and we are not in danger of gentrification. as soon as they discover were four minutes from the down town and we have a tech boom happening

this year and watch them when that although basketball team had a big fall in the first round of the ncaa tournament. our daughter is a dancer and into balt and has a couple other sports activities concentrate to support those activities as best i can although i don't have as much firsthand knowledge of them. >> and this is quite aea dc sports. >> i think that they seem to be playing better which is good, a little bit of a slow start but theyre wel positioned to have another run. hopefully we can do a little bit better there. >> did you play ball in high school or college? >> i was on the team and that was kind of my drive in high school. there were national champs so we played mostly division i schools but i don't do that much anymore. >> thank you very much and we appreciate it. >>> successfully argued the wall cases before the supreme court. he talked about the second amendment and gun laws at the long island federalist society in april.

at the ncaa track and field champions the only way to take the title was to win the last even.hey bobbled the hand off and ran far behind the lead are. then kendall he willis put her name and team in the record books. >> purdue is going to win this which we didn't see. >> here comes sc. >> usc is not going to catch purdue i don't think. oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness high pressure look. usc wins the women's title in the last year of the four-by-four. >> cus the championship by 0.07 of a second. he willis he is split would have earn the individual title in the four hundred meter since 1984 that's how fast. he willis said we're not winning hold my beer. let me do my thing >> my goodness. >> we were debating with the lady finishing in second place said i'm going with darn. >> that'ses what it was. >> close. >> thank you. >> no plane tickets, no game tickets and no plan whatsoever. these spontaneous bay area fans decided to attend game four in weaving your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> ton on a

is so good at this, he used to be an ncaa pitcher. >> break the celery in half? >> straight through it. he makes a pretty bold claim when it comes to this. >> i'll slice the banana, it will stay there. >> i don't believe it. >> he did exactly what he says. >> they slow it down. so you can see it for yourself. >> even when they slow it down, the card is still going fast. >> it is cool. >> ready? >> he gets a little crazy towards the end when they start throwing towards an olive. >> special bulletproof. >> that was mental. >> this whole video was filled with all kinds of craziness. see the whole thing on our website, rightthisminute.com. >> these two watch a camp for moms. >> i thought it was happy hour. >> i thought it was a spa. >> caught on video catching a wave. >> watch it. the slow motion formation of the most beautiful wave. >> see what it is like to ride the water coming up on "right this minute." and they happen easily. the other side of this... is they can be removed... easily. spray and wash's... powerful formula... removes over 100 stains. spray and was

christian robinson scored all the way from first to give the cardinal a 4-3 win in the opening game of the ncaa tournament. stanford next place cal state fullerton tonight at 8 pm. >>> now to golf. tiger woods is a charge at the third round of the memorial on the par 4/9. his shot plans on the green and take a look at this ball. spins back towards the cup setting up for a birdie. tiger was five under on the front nine and pulled within one shot of the lead. he cooled off on the back nine. on 18 he misses the par putt. he shot at four under and ended the day five shots off the lead. at the top of the leaderboard is bryson. he buries four of his last six holes including this put on 60. -- 16. he leads by one shot headed into tomorrow. >>> in tennis, at the french open serena williams is competing in her first major tournament since giving birth in september, on the matchpoint she watches the ball go by as she wins into sets. she will now face maria sharapova in the quarterfinals. the last time they faced each other was in the 2016 australian open before sharapova's 15 month doping ban. should be

we look at the ncaa. are you kidding me? we look at athletes who have been abusive to their spouse play on sunday. hollywood. how has that been going? the me too movement, thank goodness. and the media, i have got to have hits and clicks, and i need to do what i need to do, i need to go with headlines to make people look so i can make more money. journalism and the media is a critical part of freedom. the first thing the autocrats do is take it down. if you are in it, you have a responsibilty to report the news . not just to think about profits. [applause] gov. kasich: and we know about religion. we know about the failures and we know about the problems of politics where too many politicians put service to self above service to others. these mistakes demean us. they lower the bar in our society. but it is not going to be this way and it will not be this way if we slow our lives down and think about what real meaning is. when we think about love and compassion and treating others in a special way and living life a little bigg

although, the basketball team had a big fall in the first round of the ncaa tournament. savanna, our daughter, she is a dancer. she is into ballet. she has a couple other sports activities. i try to support those activities as best i can to although i probably do not have as much firsthand knowledge of them. steve: it is quite a year for d.c. sports. marc: it is. the nets seem to be playing better. which is good. i think they are well-positioned to have another run. hopefully we will get to division champs for the last six years and hopefully we do better there. steve: did you play ball in high school or college? marc: i was on the college tennis team. that was kind of my drive in high school. i played a lot of tennis at that point. we played mostly division i schools. i don't do that much anymore. steve: marc short, thank you very much for being with us. we appreciate it. marc: my honor. attacks reporfo

he's got the support from the nfl and ncaa. live at ignacio valley high school in concord, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> the bars in several california cities could soon be serving alcohol till 4:00 in the morning. state senate has passed what's known as the last call bill. the measure would allow certain bars in san francisco, oakland, and other major cities to serve alcohol two hours longer than they currently do now. it needs to clear the assembly and be signed by the governor. supporters of the bill say it would be a major boom for the restaurant industry. >>> new developments in the golden state killer case. the judge is expected to rule any minute on whether to unseal key details about joseph deangelo's arrest. that includes what turned up in a multi-day search of the 72-year-old's citrus heights home. authorities say the items seized include a computer, cell phone, and possible memorabilia from the alleged crimes. defense attorneys argue making that information public would taint a future jury pool. we'll have an update ahead

. >> and so for the record for the ncaa one of the actual riders.[laughter] but the question goes to how you see the gentrification but had you double that? good but in san antonio we have not because we have grown so rapidly in the neighborhood where it would occur but if you look to the north of the downtown and what is growing people are pushed out into the area for example if you go easte the federal building the russian in the sailors and be careful of but beyond that the very attentive to the people who lived there literally for generations the one that hasn't benefited is the jail serving as a haven for hope so i live there and we are not in danger of gentrification but as soon as they discover we are four minutes from downtown with very nice housing stock i think we will be in real danger of gentrification one of the mayors we highlighted the book confronts this issue because of the -- atlanta really was with more population than it had in 50 years and a lot of young millennial's coming to the business and they are experimenting with interes

i spent 19 years coaching ncaa division i gymnastics. thirteen of those years were spent as head coach of the university of florida, where i led teams to three back-to-back and cah championship titles. i sleep with hard-working intelligence the athletes will shine, and they did. during this time, i realize the greatest gift i could give was compassion and understanding. i was able to relate to and understand what the athletes were going through. i had lived it. the primary reason i decided to accept a position with usa gymnastics was to recommit my heart, energy and passion to really gymnastics. i felt the time was right to take what i had learned to help out and care for u.s. athletes. i determined my life had come full circle and i spent call to the usa gymnastics to be an advocate. a compassionate voice to make an impact, to helping positivity to what is often times it an intense and stressful environment. many, throughout the community and including those who wrote character reference letters, which are attached to this written testi

oregon state beat aansas five to nothing to become the 2018 ncaa baseball champions and the shining star was oregon state freshman kevin able. o hits, two walks and theks to nine innings struck out 10, threw 129 pitches and retired the final 20 battersha the faced. this is oregon state's third >> impressive kid.es title. >> i know, right. >> okay. >> draft him now. >>> coming t up, t.s.a. is asking that you be patientve with themr the next few days. hit showseinfeld leading to a w legal battle. >> as we head to break let's take a m life look orning at the white house. sun starting to peek its way through this morning and it's going to be felt because it's ing to be aot one today. we're at 73 degrees right now. 5:20 is our time. we're coming right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ what about him? let's dot. ♪ come on.umr, add a w member to the family. s mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> welcome back to fox5 mo five:23 is thein time. route 50 at sandy point at the toll bridge as you head east to the beach. everything looks like it's moving along just fine right now. let's turn our

ends up establishing the ncaa -- naacp.ings he realizes he needs to set the precedent to dismantle jim crow and becomes known as the man who killed jim crow. never gets to see the fruition of his efforts however, his protege, thurgood marshall argues that case in front of the supreme court. it is worth noting that the naacp increases its membership by sixfold. it goes to 63,000 members. many of those members, veterans from world war i, african americans to dedicate themselves to equality in that sense. with that in mind, it is not just african-american soldiers who are concerned about civil beginning in 19 10, you have a movement of african-americans moving to the northern cities. they do begin moving to southern urban locations before that but shifting up to the north for job opportunities but also to escape the affection of the jim crow south. the war accelerates that. first, immigration and shutdown. to millionhip off soldiers to go overseas unfortunately, african-americans, they get job placement in st. louis and are now in competition for middle-class whites for housing and work.

we look at the ncaa. are you kidding me? look at athletes who've been abusive to the spouse who play on sunday. hollywood. how's that been going? the #me too movement, thank goodness. and the media, i've got to have hits and clicks and it got to make money at a guide to do what i got ad d because i've got too with headlines. it will get people to look i soi can make more money. journalism and the media is a critical part of freedom. the first thing out of credits do is to take it down, but if you're in it you have responsibility to report the news, not just to think about the profits. and then -- [applause] and we know about religion. we know about the failures and we know about the province of politics were too many politicians put service to self ahead of service to others. these mistakes demean us. they lower the bar in our society, but you know what, it's not going to be this way and it will be the way if we slow our lies down and think about what real meaning is. when we think about humility and love and compassion and

possibilitiesbut emphasize a commitment to maintaining the integrity of their respective games.the ncaaotably athletes are ánot paid...is still reviewing all of the implications but their chief legal office says "we will adjust sports wagering and championship policies to align with the direction from the court."utah senator hatch was one of the four original authors of the 1992 act struck down by the supreme court.he says there needs to be áfederal standards in place and that áhe plans to introduce legislation on the issue.randy barnett, professor of constitutional law, georgetown law center: anybody who wants to bet on sports can bet on sports now. the question is how convenient is it going to be? and i suppose for some states, whether they get a piece of the action."and many of them are already capitalizing.ádelaware's full-scale sports gaming operation is ready to go. people will be able to bet on single games for major pro sports including golf and auto racing.other states like new york, west virginia and mississippi have already passed laws to allow casinos to take sports bets onc

ncaa and nba pulled games from the state. and forced law makers to roll back restrictions.he trump filed a brief moderating the brief. the transban on management isinarioed and they may serve if there is no history of the gender dispora. and mike pence swearing in richle granle spoke volumes about how much stand arounds have changed. to comply with colorado civil right's commission he does not bake wedding cakes. >> the emotional toll on my family, and just my life in general is dramatic. i had death threats and hateful e-mail and phone call and protest and a lot of things according to live to my faith and shouldn't happen. it may hinge on the vote of justice kennedy who in 2015 wrote the 5- 4 opinion which legalized gay marriage. >> bret: comedian samanta bee still has her job and roseanne barr does not. is that a double stabbedard. and the anti- establishment and right wing minister who promi d promisedanipromise promisedanipromised an italy first. and there is a conservative government in spain. pedro sanchez and promising to address the social emergencies of the country

. >>> the only way the women could take the title of the ncaa track and field championships was to winng to win this. >> here comes usc. >> they're not going to catch perdue -- oh, my goodness. look what's happening. usc wins the women's title in the last meter of the four by four. >> usc won the national championship by .07. her split was so fab it would have earned her the individual title every year since 1984. this abc sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. you didn't hear the two commentators, perdue has this race, they have to drop the baton. no one expected that. >> no. >> as soon as he said that. >> you heard that, usc won't catch them. >> do you think she had any idea she was coming up up on her? >> no. i think perdue thought they had it in the bag. >> she was gliding. had she seen her coming she would have kicked it up a bit. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross to disney california ad

now, it -- by ncaa rules. now it is a crime. that is raising the stakes. impaneled this commission.ou need to do is get rid of this one and done rule. you need the league and the union to agree to change the age minimum. carol: so you do one year of college. >> when they made the 19-year rule, all of these layers started playing one year at -- playing one year at these major schools and then went to the nba. these kids are the biggest targets for this bribery market. they would love to see this movie over. i think their products survives without it. carroll: what is a potential for the geely to become big business -- carol: what is the potential ue to become big business? >> it is if you have global market for those rights. you have tickets. a lot of these teams are owned by the parent nba team. so sponsorships bundled with the big club and a newly viable property. jason: the connection between the franchises, the nba franchises, is much tighter in this model. >> this is what they have been pushing. malcolm turner, the head of the g league, has been trying to get all of the teams to

former ncaa president bep jealous defeated rusrn baker for the gubernatorial nomination. >>> let's go ordered u.s. border authorities to reunite separated families in 30 days f children are younger than five years o they musten reunified within 1 days of ordermo. than,000 children were separated from their paermtion and placed in governments contracted shelter. >> 5:45 is the time and live look outside. doesn't look right now. mike i hear rain drops might be on the way. >> and accident amount of sunshine the last couple days. ni.. in d.c today is the day we pay fort scattered showers and storm as we work our way through the daytime urs a best chances with thunderstorms rumblingght through theea d.c. grab umbrella.t you won'ed it every minute of the day. not a washout keep an eye " onx5"weather app and we'll tell when you storms are approaching the area. late week, dl, we'l dry thing out and hot around here, friday, saturday surprised, next week we're talking temratures low to mid 90s across the d.c. region and feeling like 100 plus. nice and comfortable in town. 68 gaithersburg and 66

let me also say congratulations to the bulldogs on winning the ncaa championship hockey tournament.ig deal. right in this arena, this is where they play, right? i hear they're a great team. and how many are going to the nhl? how many? two, three? that's a lot. they're going to do it. great team. thank you. great team. the bulldogs. so we're honored to be joined tonight by many wonderful republican leaders, including our incredible house majority leader kevin mccarthy. kevin, come up, please. where is kevin? kevin. he sends a lot of money this way, i want to tell you. i also want to thank and maybe ask him to come up -- we have all night long, right? do we have time? we're not going anywhere. some great people. ongressman sean duffy. great champion. come up, sean. great champion. you know, the whole thing, going up the trees and down the trees. number one in the world for our or five years. with a great, great wife, by the way. very talented. tom emmer. congressman. love this is state. -- loves this state. and a very popular man in the state of minnesota. jason lewis. i also want to

texas southern, first all black team to win an ncaa championship. >> thank you for that trivia. >> universitywe know it. >> let's go t walnut creek. you can see we've got cloudiness out there. reaching about everywhere. even though they're out there, still will turn brighter and warmer this afternoon. cool to partly cloudy tonight and extended several warm to hot days. sliding in behind me, here are the high temperatures today. from 59 at ingleside to 69 in ipgal side. for the east bay, 58 in the morning and about 70 at 4:00. in between our highs will be right around 69 at berk lu to about 76 in fremont. let's go over towards the peninsula where we'll see sunshine break out after the 7:00 hour. we'll hit the low to mid 70s from mill borrow to menlo park. upper 50s along the coast into daly city. we have 58 in the morning with cloud conditions, sunshine in the afternoon hours hitting 76 in milpitas. 78 in san jose. north bay cloudy and 54. sunshine by noon and temperatures in the afternoon hou hours. our last stop will be our warmer temperatures, cloudiness this morning, sunshine this afternoo

i congratulate the women's softball team is in the elite 8 of the ncaa playoff. and i should catulat them. maybe i should run for office since i've already learned how to suck up to everybody in new hampshire. no offense to women's softball. praise every new hampshire resident who has ever done anything important. we drovever this morning and i said it's so lovely and beautiful that my memories of driving in new hampshire are mostly, not entirely, ipent the summer here 30 years ago and really loved it, but mostly december, january members. a lot of them are pre-gbs and driving on these back roads at 10:30 at night after some political rally without gps. i guess you guys don't believe in signs. [ laughing ] >> there are really excellent signs here. and lights on the roads. so it's been lost many times. and, of course, december and january there's no snow or ice so it's really great. but it is nice to be here in the summer. maybe you should move the primary to the summer. i shouldn't even joke about that, right. that would be terrible. i feel like i should profess

the nfl and ncaa both support the proposal. >>> fatal drug related crashes are outpacing drunk driving accidents. in 2016, alcohol was involved. 44 drivers killed tested positive for drugs, a jump from 28% in 2006. more than half of the drivers had marijuana, opioids, or a combination of the two in their system. >> right now we don't have a nationally agreed upon way to test drivers for drug impairment, similar to breathalyzer or a blood test for alcohol. >> many police departments are now training officers to better recognize drivers who are high, and several states are testing new devices such as saliva swabs that can identify drugs in the system in an effort to prevent more deaths on the road. >>> a retail experiment getting real traction in san jose. 12 parking spaces in a city-owned garage have been transformed into popup shops at san pedro square. the retail incubator opened may 18th and has seen foot traffic picking up almost daily. they've even added a parklet with seating out front. one local artist couldn't be happier to see the community commitment. >> silicon valley and san

>> you know, i watch the nba, but i'm mainly an ncaa guy. >> jimmy: you like the college basketball gamesew up as a razorback fan. it hasn't beenamazing lately. but we have in the past had some greateams. >> jmy: your dad was a basketball coach, what, a high >> yes, high school basketball coach. if you imagine "hoosiers," only a lot more poor, that was my life. >> jimmy: unpaidersion of "hoosiers." s that his job? he volunteered? >> that was his job. >> jimmy: did you play for him? >> never did. we liv in a town that was about 10,000 people. he cched at little schools around there. so he was never my coach, thank go >> jimmy: why do you s thank god? >> he was really -- he was kind of like bobby knight, you know. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> i thought bobby knight was a great coach. but he was real hard to play for. but h players loved him. >> jimmy: they did, okay. >> jimmy: well, the players love him, that's good. you feel like may he would have been tougher on you? >> i'm sure he would have been. >> jimmy: right. >> he was tougher on me about everything. so yeah. >> jimmy: did he coach you

ncaa, how to find those needles not just in one haystack but thousands of haystacks without infringing upon somebody -- upon the privacy of the individual citizen. the intelligence community goes to great lengths to ensure that they only doubt the nefarious needles among all those haystacks. metaphorncesed a that i thought was accurate, that the community is supposed to be able to discern when one hay ise straws of morphing into a needle. that is very hard to do. there are -- all branches of the government are involved to ensure that the privacy of americans is not unduly threatened. , givenre mistakes made the magnitude and complexity of this operation, but i can assure you that we go to great lengths to ensure privacy considerations are considered and no one is unnecessarily affected. there is controversy surrounding the use of this data through law enforcement investigations. there is a lot of oversight over this, to ensure that there is no abuse. host: a recent headline on breitbart.com. need regulation for social media, something akin to the fcc. is that correct? guest: we set up

let me also say congratulations to the bulldogs on winning the ncaa championship hockey tournament.arena, this is where they play, right? i hear they are a great team. and how many are going to the nhl? two or three? that's a lot. they are going to do it, great team. thank you. great team, the bulldogs. so we are honored to be joined tonight by many wonderful republican leaders, including our incredible house majority leader, kevin mccarthy. kevin, come out here please. he sends a lot of money this way. i want to tell you. i also want to think, and may be just asked him to come up. we have all night long, right? do we have time? [cheers and applause] we are not going anywhere. some great people. congressman sean duffy, a great champion. come up. you know, the whole thing, going up the trees and down the trees. number one in the world for four or five years. with a great, great wife, by the way. very talented. tom amer, congressman, loves the state. [applause] and a very popular man in the state of minnesota, jason lewis. [cheers and applause] i also want to thank lieutenant governor

the cardinal had a 43 win in the opening game of the ncaa tournament. stanford next place cal state fullerton tonight at 8 pm. >>> to golf, tiger woods takes charge of the third round of the memorial. on part four of the ninth is approached lance on the green and the ball is a beauty. it spins back towards the cup setting up for a birdie. tiger was five under on the front nine and pulled within one shot of the lead. he cooled off on the back nine. on 18 he misses this par putt. he ended the day five shots off the lead. at the top of the leaderboard is bryson. he birdies four of his last six holes including this one on 16. he shot a six under 66 and leads by one shot heading into tomorrow. >>> it was hot and humid in alabama for the third round of the u.s. women's open. they started the day three shots off the lead. she rolls in this pot for the first of three consecutive birdies. she shot five under 67. in tennis at the french open serena williams competed in her first tournament since giving birth in september. match point, she watches this fall go by

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they have a new coach and are seeded second in the ncaa tournament that begins tonight. of a team trying to recapture past glory. >>> reporter:. >> the stanford cardinal are the champions of college baseball! >> reporter: 1987 a first of back-to-back national titles and the last ones for stanford to date. david esquer was a senior on that team. >> the one experience that has marked my life beyond any other what really created that magic was the bond that our team had and playing for the guy next to you and trying to experience something as a group that no one else had done before. >> every once in a while he will pull out the stories about, you know, his years in '87 and been there before, done it in stanford with similar teams. that's something we aspire to achieve. >> oh, boy what a breaking ball. >> reporter: and it is very much achievable. the cardinal has been a top 3 team for most of the season thanks to an elite pitching staff. >> sometimes i get bored out there because i don't get much action at first when they are getting pop-ups and striking guys out. >> report

. >>> stanford baseball is hosting an ncaa regional this weekend. they playwright state tonight in their opening game. head coach and stanford alum david esker has received plenty of support his first year taking over for long time coach mark marquiss. >> just so supportive and i can kind of feel that excitement from my former teammates and former players here at stanford. >>> tiger woods' second round in dublin, ohio, and you could probably hear the roar all the way to ireland after tiger pulled out an eagle on the 11th finishing 5-under 67, six shots back. kyle stanley and joaquin nieman are tied for the lead at 11- under. >>> the browns head coach and former raiders head coach hugh jackson said he'd jump into lake erie if cleveland won only one game again in 2017. they went 0-16, so today jackson took the plunge along with his wife and over 100 members of the organization and it was all for a good cause, for the hue jackson foundation. >> thank goodness because that looked cold even at the end of may, first of june. >> i know. it's all up there i

listen, you win a world championship or an ncaa title or anything championship and, you know, you -- you want to be ow, i think it's great. it's over. it's behind us. we're moving on. >> doug pederson says he's moving on, but is the president of the united states? instead of sessicelebrating the eagles' super bowl win, he held a celebration for america when he canled the meet greet, the national anthem has been a big theme for him even though no players from the eagles team had taken part in the protest for the regular season at all. a self-described philly sports fan who bleeds green, rya costello, thank for coming in. >> thank you. >> what do you think of what doug pederson just said? >> i think he's on point. it is behindi thinkhilly sports i'm more interested in how carson wentz is recovering than what happened yesterday. it was disappointing for a lot of us not having the white house ceremony. i had constituents down that still decided to attend even though they didn't really know what there attending since it was no longer a sowl celebration, so we move on from here. i take iss

the most by any team in the ncaa.e finally here. >>> finally, gabby demarco was taking in last night's padres-braves game with her friends when this foul ball finds its way into her beer. >> cheers. >> as you see, the crowd loved it. everyone around her started chanting for gabby to chug that beerhich she did. and impressively downed it. pretty quickly. guys, you know that is one of baseball's unwritten rules that if a foul ball lands in your beer -- >> is it? >> you finish it. >> hang on. did she leave the ball in the cub? is that the rule? or did she take it out? >> no. i think you're supposed to leave it in the cup -- >> that's nasty. >> chug the rest of the beer. >> it is fantastic. >> i'm impressed. >> how much -- that's nasty. >> how much do the beers cost there? the thing is about chugging a beer -- >> $10 to $15. >> like $11 down the drain quickly. worth the glory. >> it was. >> thanks. >>> a democrat hopes to retake the house. a big test on the california side. we'll explain. n: one, two, here! ♪ alive, i'm a

it was in the ncaa bill. it was my amendment and signature. it is now a lot and you can go out there and ask any of the students were veterans how much more money they're getting because of my bill. >> we have to move on. michael: that was an amendment to someone else's bill. you always talk about how you stand up for veterans. since the end of 2015, the veterans administration hospital in brooklyn has been closing services at reasonable year and it is getting ready to close completely if we don't stop it. that has all happened on your watch. dan: we have cap services donald trump is supporting me because of how good i am at supporting our veterans and military. michael: the clinic is now one. dan: it is not gone. >> we have to go to a different topic. host: we are going to move on. >> let's talk about an issue that a every single person who is watching tonight. that is health care. you voted against the bill that would've completely repealed the affordable care act. known as obamacare. saying, it would not provide the relief needed for local