the national collegiate athletic association, the ncaa, said it would not hold championship events inhe state because of the flag, and mississippi state star running back kylin hill said he would no longer represent his state unless the racist symbol was removed. an nbc affiliate in jackson, mississippi, captured the moment the state flag was removed from the capitol where it has flown for 126 years. >> the flag is coming down. >> you can hear protesters in the bacackground who have been t the state capital all day. right now, ladies and ottoman, are witnessing in historyry in e ststate of mississippipi. amy: a week before state officials in mississippi voteded to remove e the flag, the african-americican mayor of laururel, mississippi, johnny magee,e, ordered its removal by exececutive order. he bececame emototional as the measure was sisigned. flown at any of the public facilities. i don't apologize for being emotional. some things through with this flag. king tohey told dr. , the time for waiting i is over. amy: well, for more, we go now to jackson, mississippi, to speak with derri

what the in that case ncaa and southeast cvs threatening unless the confederate symbol is removed. >>> and we mentioned off the top of the show, let me show live pictures here. beautiful picture. look at that along the reflecting pool in washington, d.c. the washington monument there. it is juneteenth. this is the day that commemorates the end of slavery in this country. another picture, oakland, california. folks taking over major thoroughfares, highways, showing up, speaking out on this juneteenth. i know that every single time that i suit up, there is a chance that that's the last time. 300 miles an hour, thats where i feel normal. i might be crazy but i'm not stupid. having an annuity tells me that i'm protected. during turbulent times, consider protected lifetime income from an annuity as part of your retirement plan. this can help you cover your essential monthly expenses. learn more at protectedincome.org . i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition a

liz: breaking news, 72 hours away from ncaa athletes kicking off summer workouts and yes that includes college football. football players hope that of course they will see games in this fall coming our way in a few months. here's what the committee for at least the ncaa is recommending, eight hours per week for weight training, six hours for team walkthroughs and six hours per week for team meetings. this as one of the top college conferences in the nation is now ready to allow all its athletes back on the practice field this monday. here in a fox business exclusive, we welcome the commissioner of the pac 12, larry scott. larry, as a pac 12 kid, cal bears, does this officially mean there will be college football this fall? >> i know that's the next decision to be taken, assuming things keep going well. what's happening now, starting monday in our league is the restrictions have been lifted leaguewide so that universities that are in state, where gyms are open, where restrictions have been eased, they can start allowing student athletes back for what we call voluntary workouts. that's a

and the ncaa as well. >> thank you.lks are asking me lately how to get their dishes as clean as possible. i tell them, you should try cascade platinum plus the power of oxi. cascade platinum + oxi penetrates and breaks down food soils some detergents can leave behind, washing away even the smallest food residue, so it doesn't redeposit on your dishes. and oxi is cascade's most powerful clean, formulated without any chlorine bleach, for a deep hygienic clean you can see and feel. cascade + the power of oxi. the #1 recommended brand in north america. that's why usaa is giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can pay for things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. discover all the ways we're helping members today. >>> that's all we have for tonight. we'll be back with more "meet the press daily." we'll be looking at the dangerous covid-19 cases. among my guests will be chad wolfe. i'll talk with congressman adam schiff. "the beat" starts right now. good evening. >>

of the ncaa legal defense fund on 60 minutes. >> race lies at so much of the core of what is problematicand that is so easily exploitable, because we have not had the kurmg in this country and particularly most white people have not had the courage to really decide that this is your job every day as a citizen is to deal with the fractures that ultimately, if we don't confront them, will destroy us. >> we met her at the national constitution center in philadelphia. it's closed to the public because of the pandemic. the center sits just across the mall from independence hall and just down the street from scenes of protests and violence that racked the city of brotherly love like so many others. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: seeing the life squeezed out of george floyd by officer doerk derkerek chauvin' his neck has brought to the fore front the ugly reality of racial injustice in america. >> why was this incident such a spark? >> i've been doing this work for a long time and i've seen a lot of terrible videos. and this one actually struck me differently also. >> reporter: what was diffe

co confirming that the ncaa championships now open after that decision.tate running back who has been out front in this effort tweeting big is a lult to every university in the state that helped. he vowed never to play for his team again until the change was made. rudy gobert is saying he still has not fully recovered. he was the first player to test positive in march. he told a french paper he has trouble with smell more than three months after his diagnosis. unclear whether he'll rejoin the jazz. a source telling cnn the new england patriots are being fined $1.1 million and will lose a third round draft pick for their filming the bengals sideline. the team admitted to filming the game for an internet series do your job. a patriots crew will no longer be allowed to film during games. the team is signing cam newton, the 2015 mvp getting a one-year incentive laid dend deal. putting the patriots right back into super bowl contention here after everybody was writing them off. >> i know that makes patriot fans very, very happy. good to see you. take care. >>>

other companies out there in the s&p 500 have donated millions of dollars to organizations like the ncaa they risk looking like hypocrites if they don't follow in verizon's footsteps at this point. >> yeah. i don't think facebook is going to spontaneous ly combust but this is a big deal verizon has 1 in every 10 ads on tv this is a message without a specific timeline but more a set of conditions. i think it's a big deal. that's not great for the stock. >> let's say there are other companies who pull their ads from facebook. grasso, you're on tv you're making a phone call anyway, karen? >> i think verizon is begging facebook to give them some cover. that's where they want to spend their money, right the way they position the ad, the way they talked about it they're baiting facebook to do something. i don't think it's going to tv i guess google i don't know, maybe snapchat i don't know verizon is begging them to do it to give them some cover. >>> coming up, we're all over nike's moves in the after hours session. >>> later, why mcdonald's is taking a test run of new products off the menu. i

today the ncaa is letting its brand of on-campus training.he ncaa oversight committee will recommend a six week preseason camp for college football. final approval is expected in the next two weeks. those camps would start in mid to late july and would incorporate two weeks of practices before a four week camp in the month of august. >>> nascar has a week off before its next race yesterday's big race was at bristol motor speedway and right before the end of stage ii there was a big wreck when jimmie johnson ran into ricky stenhouse jr. the stenhouse car bounces back into traffic taking out other vehicles another big wreck at the end of the race took out even more drivers. in the end brad keselowski took the lead with three laps to go and held up clint bowyer for the win. >>> baseball still working on starting its season. money remains a sticking point between the players and owners. the players have made a proposal for a 114 game season with full pay for each game played. that is i want to the deal the two sides agreed upon earlier this year.

graduating class secured more than 1000 victories for the black knights, including three bowl victories, 13 ncaa appearances, and a woman's rugby championship with the help of somebody that i just met, 2019 mvp sam sullivan, fantastic job. thank you. fantastic job. [applause] five cadets won national boxing championships and adaya queen brought home two. brendan brown earned the title of powerlifting national champion. in academics, 38 cadets have earned fellowships to continue their studies, including first captain dane vanderwal who receives one of the most prestigious awards in academia, the rhodes scholarship. congratulations, dane. it is a great achievement. congratulations. [applause] great achievement. but no one modeled the values of the soldier scholar quite like lindy moredian. lindy earned both the highest overall class standing and the highest physical program score. she published scientific research in a prominent journal and set five new records on the athletic track. lindy, incredible job. where is lindy? where is lindy? [applause] for somebody that did so well, they didn't give y

graduating class secured more than 1000 victories for the black knights, including three bowl victories, 13 ncaaa woman's rugby championship with the help of somebody that i just met, 2019 mvp sam sullivan, fantastic job. thank you. fantastic job. [applause] five cadets won national boxing championships and adaya queen brought home two. brendan brown earned the title of powerlifting national champion. in academics, 38 cadets have earned fellowships to continue their studies, including first captain dane vanderwal who receives one of the most prestigious awards in academia, the rhodes scholarship. congratulations, dane. it is a great achievement. congratulations. [applause] great achievement. but no one modeled the values of the soldier scholar quite like lindy moredian. lindy earned both the highest overall class standing and the highest physical program score. she published scientific research in a prominent journal and set five new records on the athletic track. lindy, incredible job. where is lindy? where is lindy? [applause] for somebody that did so well, they didn't give you a very good sea

we have ncaa president derek johnson and educator jane ig after your late local neng along with the historicrotest, historic prison lockdown. for the first time in 25 years, the entire bureau of prisons system is under complete lockdown due to the unrest. 122 institutions in the system started the lockdown late this frn a. the bureau of prisons already operating under a modified lo d lockdown to promote social distancing. it's not clear at this point how long the new measures will last. we're back with more in a moment. i'm kent coloma, it's my job to make sure all the packages that go out today get delivered. there are people who can only get food from amazon. when you come into work, that's what drives you. my little one, i would say he's definitely proud of me. every time he sees the blue prime trucks, he says, "daddy, there's your people!" i know every single one of us is here busting as hard as we can go every day to make sure these packages get delivered. >>> well, as pressures and tensions disrupt society, a message of unit from the bay area's public health departments. in the midst o

if we canceled the tournament, the winner of the ivy league championship was going to go to the ncaaament. if we had been in first place and i had canceled the tournament, people might have accused me of doing so just to -- david: this was designed to thwart yale? lawrence: i don't know about that. david: when you say to students, don't come back for spring break or go home, what about low income students who may not be able to go home and have internet connections where they can watch classes on the internet? lawrence: it is a good question. we did not send everybody home. we kept those students on the campus. foreign students who could not go home, or if they went home they would not get back. students,pt on campus students enrolled at harvard who are all, who have no -- who are homeless, who have no homes to go to, or those who could not productively study at home. we tried to accommodate those the best we could. who doese faculty research, did they have to go home? lawrence: it depends upon the research the faculty members are doing. about five days after we sent students home, w

exhibit a, idaho, resulting law, harmful to transgender student-athletes and conflicts with the ncaa core values of inclusivity, equitable treatment, they are opposed what idaho is doing. >> if the law were as it is now, in the supreme court's decision this week, idaho should win and the reason, the decision was only about whether congress intended to prohibit discrimination against gays and gender identity. forces states to respect those categories and that is not holding the supreme court, in gay marriage cases anytime the court is asked to recognize gays or gender identities they refused to do so. daymac here's what the doj said, the same interests that allows the creation of sex specific athletic team. this is an important issue, rooted in the reality of biological differences, and objective biological facts. >> a legislative fix looking for a problem to solve that isn't there. the last 20 years either transgender women taking all-female courts and i miss it? women's soccer, women's tennis, women's swimming? marymac and olympic woman in connecticut. you heard from the a woman in

i will note right now that is not the standard for all ncaa schools and it's important to make sure it is and lastly what will you do about attendance at sporting events this fall? that's what i really worry about the iowa athletic directorbo on the record saying his plan is to let everybody into the football stadium anybody can come watch we had a situation in westport connecticut before this was an epidemic 50 people gots together for a birthday party one person had corona at the end of the party half of them had it and it was off and running on the east coast. it worries me that we are contemplating putting hundreds of thousands of adults and students into stadiums especially when the professional sports leagues are not entertaining that ideaea . what is your understanding today? we will have fans in the stadiums in your conference this fall? >> i cannot speak for others but we are not look at going beyond one fourth of the capacity of the stadium right now. this has mapped out just like classrooms and dorm rooms to measure distance and exceed the requirements we will be doing that

the ncaa said that no university will be allowed to host a conference championship in the state untilnfederate symbol is removed. and the southeastern conference, the s.e.c., says they will consider doing the same. the commissioner of the s.e.c. put out a statement saying, it is pastime for changes to be made to the flag of mississippi. our students deserve an opportunity to learn and compete in environments that are inclusive and welcoming to all. >>> clemson university has a different problem. at least 28 of its athletes have tested positive for coronavirus, including 23 football players. the home of the tigers tested more than 300 student athletes and staff. the university says most cases are asymptomatic and no one has been hospitalized. >>> and the national hockey league says, 11 players have come down with covid-19. their names were not made public. but they are self-isolating. three of the skaters are with the tampa bay lightning. some of them have low-grade fevers. the team says it has shut its training facilities as the league tries to figure out how or whether to resume the

we've got the ncaa championships. we have lots of things that we rely on and that we enjoy.k, we are a community built to not socially distance ourselves. we are a community built for all of the other gatherings that we want. jonathan: mr. mayor, we got to leave it there. appreciate your time this morning. mayor gelber on the situation in florida and in miami beach. up next, tiffany wilding of pimco. with equity futures up 0.4%, this is bloomberg. ♪ 49... 50! i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can be a tv room. stream live tv, on demand shows and movies even your dvr recordings. download the xfinity stream app today to stream the entertainment you love. xfinity. the future of awesome. jonathan: from new york city, this is "bloomberg surveillance." for our audience worldwide, we are live on bloomberg tv and bloomberg radio. alongside tom keene with lisa abramowicz i'm jonathan ferro. equities higher, up 11 points on the s&p 500

members have tested positive for the coronavirus aboard two american seafood factory crawlers the ncaa is suspending oklahoma state college basketball program for one year due to violations uncovered during an fbi investigation. the violations involve bribery charges against a former assistant coach. the team will remain on probation for three years. you're up to date. that's the news update back to you. we have the dow up 1,000 points. more than 3% here. the nasdaq almost notched an intraday record high take a look at the small caps. the russell 2000 is a symbol of the reopening trade and it's up 5% at this moment. kelly. >> the oil market is closing for the day. >> world benchmark, brent crude oil $42.20 that's surprisingly positive jobs data injecting more optimism into the energy markets as traders look toward a stronger than expected trajectory for the economic recovery add more fuel, comments from russia industry. ermier today the bakers hues rig count showed a continued drop to historic lows. u.s. oil rigs fell by 16 >> energy the best performing sector today thanks very much >>

joining us to discuss that is the vice president of atlanta's chapter of the ncaa. and paul bulletler, a former prosecutor and msnbc analyst. what do they want to see done? >> yes. the association has been investigating this case from the very up sepgs. we want to see charges against these officers because we leave they violated the law here in georgia. we've been part of the protests. on the 15th day of the protests we had this shooting against mr. brooks. we want both officers to be terminated immediately. >> any particular charges you're looking for? murder or something else? >> murder. based on the code here in georgia, it was clearly murder. the force use fd was not -- i believe itself as a classic case of murder under the georgia statute. >> morgan chess ki asks the dekalb coup from term order the police had to this say. >> when you go through that video, what goes through your head? >> it's just a legitimate fight, a legitimate use of force. in one particular case downtown, they rer to that taser as a deadly weapon. up here, it's not deadly. but it truly is d

multiple reports claim that at least five student athletes have contracted covid-19 as the ncaa allowedo welcome athletes back on campus for the first time since march. an asymptomatic player actually took part in two group workout sessions earlier this week according to al.com. it is unclear when they became infected. the university has declined to provide more information citing privacy concerns. joining me to discuss this is the founder and ceo of health equity which aims to address health disparities in america. good to see you. let's zero in first on this university of alabama players. how big a threat does a handful of coronavirus cases present to this university of alabama football team? which, you know, in completion they could have up to 125 players. don't know how many come out to train right now. what kind of impact could this mean? >> there is a definite concern about the number of cases. a handful of cases could easily turn into hundreds and thousands. we know that coronavirus is highly trans misible and we also know that in alabama over the last two weeks they've had spike

class secured more than 1,000 victories for the black knights, including three bowl victories. 13 ncaa team appearances and a woman's rugby championship with the help of somebody that i just met, 2019 mvp sam sullivan. fantastic job. thank you. fantastic. five cadets won national boxing championships and adiya queen brought home two. brendon brown earned the title of power lifting national champion. in academics, 38 cadets earned fellowships to continue their studies, including first captain dane vander wall who received one of the most prestigious awards in academia, the rhodes scholarship. congratulations, dane. that's a great achievement. thank you. congratulations. great achievement. but no one modelled the values of the soldier's scholar quite like lindy. earned both the highest overall class standing and the highest physical program score. she has published scientific research in a prominent journal and set five new records on the athletic track. lindy, incredible job. where is lindy? where is lindy? [ applause ]. somebody that did so well, they didn't give you a very good seat,

he was a member of the sanford golf team that won back-to-back ncaa championships in 1941 and 1942. di wensandy went on to becoe president of the united states golf association from 1978 to 1980. federal electio1980. he was active in introducing youth to the game of golf through the first tee of san francisco chapter out of harding park. he was a firm believer learning the inherent rules of golf could change life. the future foresome is the benchmark in development and education for making a difference in the lives of underserved kids. next slide, please. harding park will be hosting of the pga championship this august to sandy cadum's stewardship of the course. the statue would be temporarily locatedded ilocated in the clubd moved to the tatem center which would be its permanent home. next slide, please. this concludes my presentation. any questions? >> who was a better golf, sandy or mark bule? >> mark. >> i was a franked of sandy tatem and if you look under the word gentleman, you would see a picture of him. he was an extraordinary human being and a friend to all. it's nice to se

this is coming as the ncaa and s.e.c. banned games taking place in mississippi until the symbol is removed from the state flag. >>> still ahead, everybody, former national security provider michael flynn's battle could soon be over. >>> and the trump administration vows to cut funding to testing sites as i just mentioned with andrew. those stories and a check on your weather when we come back. n your weather when we come back my nunormal: fewer asthma attacks. less oral steroids. taking my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala at home. find your nunormal with nucala. with spray mopp

. >>> the ncaa banning confederate symbols from hosting championships.astern conference commissioner says mississippi must change its state flag or they might not host championship events the mississippi flag is the only current flag that contains the confederate symbol you are up, kelly. see you later. back to you. >>> a list of companies could be at risk of being delisted from the new york stock exchange. this because the pandemic lifted waivers expand in less than two weeks. bob pisani has that story. bob? >> they got a delisting from the nyc nine days ago. they're repealing that listing notice, and the stocks will remain listed until that matter is settled but hertz isn't the only one in danger of being delisted they waived some of their delisting requirements and said simp simply don't do trading. there is also price requirement. average closing price of a stock had to be one dollar in a certain period that got waived here there are certainly 90-plus companies that are not in compliance, including jc penney among others these companies are not going

the ncaa and the sec announcing no championship events in mississippi until the flag was changed.nce the governor signs the law, no state flag will bear that symbol in this country. the confederate battle emblem has been a part of the state since 1894, three decades after lee surrendered. the move comes amid a growing reckoning with racism in this country. as quickly as opinions are shifting, remember, it was only in 2001 when voters there decided 2-1 against changing the flag. there is hope. there is progress, even in a time of chaos. there is also developing news in the controversy over what the president knew or didn't know about the possible russian bounty on american troops. was the warning flag for trump? does the warning matter? we have a congressman on the house intel committee, himself a former air force b-1 pilot. what does he think of the situation? he is here, next. (gong rings) - this is joe. (combative yelling) he used to have bad breath. now, he uses a capful of therabreath fresh breath oral rinse to keep his breath smelling great, all day long. (combative yelling)

back, reggie bush peer today, they said they welcomed him back to the trojan family after a 10 year ncaaociation, which ended today. as part of sanctions which came after an investigation determined that he and family members accepted cash, travel, and expenses, and a home as gifts while he was a student athlete. >>> it was a warmer day inland and cooler on the coast with the fog coming back. today, pacifica was 63 degrees. ocean beach was about the same, mid 60s. before that, the fog came in cool things off. inland, fairfield, you are at 99 degrees. 97 in antioch, the inland numbers came up about five degrees. the areas with the seabreeze, like oakland in hayward, or san rafael, dropped a few degrees. outside, it is breezy. the wind is going the right way, setting you up at the onshore flow, setting up the fog. in the shot, i can show you, go to the left and you can see the bridge. you can see the wind pushing the fog through the gate tonight. each night, we will see the marine layer stretch out. this is all too familiar the sum of the year. this is a cooldown along the coast. this is a

this comes as the ncaa allowed schools to welcome athletes back on campuses for the first time sinces its spread, so does the race to find a vaccine. here's cnn's elizabeth cohen. >> reporter: there's a race on to get a vaccine for covid-19. and scientists are working faster than they ever have before. it's really quite unprecedented. let's take a look at some of the progress thus far. there are 133 teams worldwide that are developing a vaccine. ten are in human clinical trials, meaning they are actually trying them out in humans. 123 at preclinical stages meaning they are working with animals or in the lab. let's take a look at where these ten teams are that are in clinical trials. there are three in the usa, moderna and no ve a and novovax. one in the u.s. pfizer and biotech. astrazeneca which is teaming up with the university of oxford and five in china. it's unclear which of these is going to finish first and more importantly, it's unclear which of these are going to work. it's -- we know that some of them won't work. that's why we have so many shots on goal, so to speak. let's t

the ncaa division i counsel announced that new plan yesterday.t allows teams to have more than the traditional preseason limit of 110 players. the counsel says that will help teams with depth issues due to covid-19. and safety protocols will be in place in an effort to limit the spread of the virus. >>> protests went late into the night in walnut creek. we will have details on their demands as they rally outside of the mayors home. >>> a possible hate crime in oakland after ropes were found around lake merritt. some say they looked like a noose. what the mayor of oakland has to say about those ropes. >>> good morning . the risk of wildfire danger rising as we get closer to summer time. the top concerns for people in the oakland hills. >>> some things are too big, too beautiful to describe in a picture that will never do justice. >> hundreds of people honoring the life of santa cruz sheriff sergeant killed earlier this month. we will tell you have family members and friends are remembering sergeant gus weiler. >>> good morning to you and thank you

ncaa allowed athletes to return to campus this week.eporting one of those players who tested positive had participated in a group workout but was asymptomatic at the time. in response to cnn's inquiry, the university pointed us to a statement from thursday which said the health and safety of our student athletes is a top priority. >> erica hill, thank you so much. >>> let's bring in cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, florida saw its biggest one-day increase in cases in weeks, as universal studios is opening today. if cases are going back up, i understand testing is increasing so that's going to be a part of it, but is it wise for large crowds to be gathering in amusement parks, is it wise for florida to be proceeding with phase ii? >> the virus is still out there. people fundamentally know that. i think there are inherent risks with doing activities like this where they're going to be, you know, larger gatherings of people, there are shared public spaces, people are coming from all over perhaps the country and t

i will note that that is not right now the standard for all ncaa schools and it would be important for us to make sure it is. lastly, maybe most importantly, what would you do about attendance at sporting events this fall because that is what i really worry about. you have the iowa athletic director of the record, a number of your conference, saying that right now his plan is to let everyone into the football stadium and anyone who wants to come watch can. we had a situation in westport connecticut before this was an epidemic where 50 people got together for a birthday party, one person had coronavirus, one of the first in the northeast to have it. at the end of that party half of them had it and the virus was off and running on the east coast. it worries me that we are contemplating putting hundreds of thousands of adults and the students into stadiums, especially when the professional sports leagues don't seem to be entertaining that idea. what is your understanding today? will be have fans in stadiums for events in your conference this fall? >> can't speak for any others but we are

the ncaa followed suit. the southern baptist convention said the flag should come down. walmart said it would no longer fly the state flag with that emblem on it. and the polling flipped. 18 months ago, 54% of mississippi voters said the flag should stay. 54% 18 months ago. this month, 55% said change it, change it now. a direct flip. well, over the weekend, the republican-controlled mississippi legislature listened. they extended the legislative session to vote on changing the flag. as they went through the process, support for changing the flag grew. it grew in the house. it grew in the senate. and it passed with a veto-proof majority. the mississippi free press calls it a glorious day for mississippi. and you could hear that assessment from the crowd in the gallery at the capitol when they took the vote. [ applause ] minutes after the final vote, they lowered the old mississippi state flag while they waited for a new design. at the sight of the flag coming down, the wife of the late medgar evers said, quote, i can't believe it. i'm so emotional. medgar's wings must be

here is what the naacp says -- excuse me, ncaa says for us tonight.y say this, idaho house bill 500 and resulting more as harmful to transgender student athletes and conflicts with the core values of inclusive of the perspective, and equitable treatment of all individuals. so they are post what idaho is doing. >> if the law were as it is now and it is always important to qualify that after the supreme court's two position this week. idaho should win. this week's decision was only about whether congress had prohibited discrimination against it based on gender identity. there's different cases on whether the constitution of commerce hasn't been anything, forced his states to respect th same categories. that has never been the holding of the supreme court. in the marriage cases can have ten the court has been has to recognize gender identity as a protected class, they refuse to do so. >> so here is what the doj said the attorney general barr says those. the limitation is based on the exact same interest that allows the creation of specific athletic teams

. >> all right, this morning, the heads of the ncaa and the s.e.c.ssippi state legislature's decision to remove the confederate symbol from its flag. carolyn mano with more in the bleacher report. good morning. >> good morning, john. both of those entities threatening to no longer hold championships in the state, which is viewed by some as a tipping point. this vote coming days after coaches from prestigious universities in mississippi went down to the capital to rally for change. in a statement, s.e.c. commissioner greg staenke said the students deserve to learn and compete in pa welcoming environment. mississippi state running back, chiland hill, who's been out front of this effort tweeting, big salute to every university in the state that helped. hill had voted never to play for his team again until the change was made. in the meantime, a source telling cnn that the new england patriots are being fined $1.1 million and will lose a third round draft pick for their television crews filming of the bengal's sideline. they admitted to filming the sidel

the ncaa just approved plans for pre-season practice, college football, still slated for kickoff august 29th. now, the nfl's chief medical officer has released a statement in response to dr. fauci saying basically they are working on rapid result testing as well as rigorous protocols, noting, it is no easy task, that they will be quote flexible and adaptable in this environment to adapt as needed. >> reporter: erica hill, thank you so much. >>> florida just recorded 3200 new case of coronavirus in a single day. but one gun shop owner in west palm beach has a rule. a strict rule no face masks allowed inside his shop. he argues this is a safety issue and alex kopf the owner of the guns and range center. he is joining us to talk about it. thanks, for being here. >> hi, how are you? >> i am doing well, thank you. i know you say your policy has misunderstood. tell us why. >> well, it's uncharted territory for all of us. so in the beginning, people need to be aware there is a florida statute 87612 saying that wearing a mask, hood or any other advice concealing a firearm is illegal. so that's

ncaa approved practice for college football still slated for kickoff august 29. >>> big news out of california, governor newsom saying face coverings mandated across the state. that would supersede local or nances. he doesn't want to risk losing the progress that's been made. >> erica hill, thank you so much. the focus on florida. we'll talk to dr. gupta about the alarming signs the state could be the next coronavirus up center in the u.s. is that a fair assessment? stay with us. when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can detect suspicious activity on your account from here. and you can pay your friends back from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you can tell them: here's my bank. or here's my bank. or, here's my bank. because if you download and use the chase mobile app, your bank is virtually any place. so visit chase.com/mobile. and get way more.ith

we've hosted a lot of events here, world series parades, super bowls, ncaa. for us, it's just having enough resources to make sure we allow the floyd family to march in peace, to lift up their voices, to lift up their son, their brother, their cousin, their uncle and to do what they need to do, which is express themselves to demand change and, most importantly, start the healing process for them and the extended community. >> chief acevedo, as we're having this conversation, we're showing our viewers some of the images of you with the protesters there in houston. you've been doing a fair amount of this over the past few days. you said something yesterday that's gotten a lot of attention. you were asked about president trump's comments on a conference call with governors around the country in which he told them to get tougher. you said, if you don't have something constructive to say, keep your mouth shut. >> please keep your mouth shut. >> what made you compelled to speak out to the president yesterday. yes, you did say please. >> thank you, yes. i think ther

nba teams including the minnesota timberwolves and sports leagues like the ncaa will make it a holidaywski. welcome. nice to have you on. >> thanks so much. thanks for having me. >> onot only are you giving you employees paid time off, you're going to help employees with early voting, absentee voting and pay for transportation to and from the polls. tell me why. >> yes. well, so for us it is not just about giving the day after which we think is critical. but it is more about removing all of the barriers to people actually voting and having a voice. and that is in every election possible. so we're going to be first enabling voter registration and in person and electronically for all of our employees at our facilities and looking at making sure that we're moving any barriers to allow them to vote. we're going to participate in early voting day and helping with any absentee ballots for people who need it. but then even the day of, november 3rd, we'll be making sure that everybody has transportation to and from the polls to make sure they could vote if they want to vote, how they want to v

universal orlando is reopening to the general public today with limited capacity and the ncaa, athletes campus, but already some are are testing positive the university of alabama football players returned this week for workouts. at least five had already tested positive for the coronavirus let's bring in meg tirrell meg, this is always a concern with reopening, good to see you, meg. what are people saying about the second wave based on the reopenings we have seen so far >> well, it is pretty early. if you look at the data, we see cases or hospitalizations are accelerating in at least nine states so that is concerning. but we talked with dr. fauci today about whether a fall wave is inevitable. he said while cases will continue, and that's inevitable, a big fall wave doesn't have to be inevitable if we respond to it in the right way and implement the measures needed. but another thing i've talked with health experts about, that they're really concerned about is the potential seasonality of this virus so if we see in a couple of weeks that suddenly cases really do collapse and sort of sta

i mean, huge names, like walmart, the ncaa, big ceos have come out and said this is something that needs to change and we don't want you to put it to a ballot. we want lawmakers to make the decision. so i think it was a matter of whether or not they had the votes. and it seemed like, today, they thought they did and they went for it. >> now that it has changed, the governor, governor reeves, also switching his view on what he'd like to do. saying he's going to sign it. those who do sign it, those who do support this, do they face political peril, on the flip side? >> i mean, i think lawmakers are always going to have people who argue that this flag is heritage and history. and if you get rid of that, you are trying to erase that. but there are a lot of people speaking up. and i think this probably has probably even started because we have a huge protests a few weeks ago. and of course, the state flag is the most common example of that. so lawmakers are doing this because they say it's the right thing to do. >> you heard that statement, just a portion of it, from the mayor of laurel. ever

the ncaa, the s.e.c., conference usa. you're in the capital there.ou know how this legislature is. it's clear that some people are looking for more political cover to do this. do you think there's enough? and do you think that the legislature will do this or they're going to punt to a referendum? >> well, i'm happy to see there's a growing coalition in support of the removal of this flag so we can have more unifying imagery over our state. a friend of mine, the actress, formed an organization called the human rights collective five years ago and advocated to take down the state flag. so we still want to see that take place. not only is it a daunting image of the vestiges of the past, the s.e.c. has come out and opined that they won't have certain events with that flag flying. hopefully we understand if we truly want to be a part of the new south we have to do so and no longer be part of the noose south. >> mayor, i'm going to leave it there. appreciate you coming on and sharing your perspective both on the virus and on the flag, sir. thanks for joini

the national collegiate athletic association, the ncaa, set earlier this month that would not hold c championship games in the state because of the flight, and mississippi state star running back kylin h hill said e would no longer represent mississippi unless the racist symbol was removed. in new jersey, princeton university said it would remove woodrow wilson's name from its public policy school and one of its residential colleges. "wilson's racism was significant and consequential, even by the standards of his own time," said princeton's president. as president of the united oversawwoodrow wilson the e segregation of federal agencies. new jersrsey's monmouth universy also said it would remove wilson's name from one of its buildings. in new york city, city council members are calling for the removal of the statue of slave owner president thomas jefferson from the council chambers. and newark, new jersey, has taken downwn statue ofof christopher columbus. newawark mayor raz baraka also recently signed a bibill to cree the office of violence prevention, which will be funded with 5% o

i will note that that is not right now the standard for all ncaa schools and i think would be importantfor us to make sure it is. lastly and most important, what we do about attendance at sporting events this fall? that's what i really worry about. you have the iowa athletic director on the record, a member of your conference am saying right now his plan is to let everybody into the football stadium and anybody who wants to come watch can. we had a situation westport, connecticut, before this was an epidemic where 50 people got together for a birthday party, one person had coronavirus, one of the first in the northeast to have it. at the end of that party half of them had it and the virus was off and running on the east coast. so it worries me we are contemplating putting hundreds of thousands of adults in students into stadiums, especially when a professional sports league still to be entertaining that i give it what your today? are we going to have fans in stadiums for events in your conference this fall? >> can't speak for any others, but we are not looking at going beyond one-fourth

he was a member of the sanford golf team that won back-to-back ncaa championships in 1941 and 1942. sab di wensandy went on to becoe president of the united states golf association from 1978 to 1980. federal electio1980. he was active in introducing youth to the game of golf through the first tee of san francisco chapter out of harding park. he was a firm believer learning the inherent rules of golf could change life. the future foresome is the benchmark in development and education for making a difference in the lives of underserved kids. next slide, please. harding park will be hosting of the pga championship this august to sandy cadum's stewardship of the course. the statue would be temporarily locatedded ilocated in the clubd moved to the tatem center which would be its permanent home. next slide, please. this concludes my presentation. any questions? >> who was a better golf, sandy or mark bule? >> mark. >> i was a franked of sandy tatem and if you look under the word gentleman, you would see a picture of him. he was an extraordinary human being and a friend to all. it's nice t