the ncaa has lost tremendous credibility. either have to be ultimately have to be reformed or replaced. we can in the discussion we can get into options for a new alternative to the ncaa. it's a major issue that confronts and stipends progress to genuine form. >> thank you. in the book you describe pay for play which is a relatively new term for paying college athletes for endorsements. he described that as folly, why? one could argue that a college athlete why not offer money to college athletes as part of their sports and why would that have to get in the way of the scholar athlete? >> you want to take this, john? go ahead, you start and i will chime in. >> i think this whole pay for play thing has spiraled somewhat out of control. that's our perception of what's going on. there's a couple of points here entirely overlooked in the bandwagon atmosphere with the college players. first of all, how many are we talking about? very likely or probably reliable estimate we are only talking about between 250 and 350 athletes nationw

xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. >>> new details out from the ncaa today. the association planning to hold the entire 2021 men's college basketball tournament in one geographic location to mitigate the risks of covid-19. basically a hoops bubble. there are talks with indianapolis to be the host city in march. the final four's already set to be held in indy next year. that means cities like san jose that were set to host some games are out of luck. and the plan, you know, is going to hit the south bay hard. joining me now is john poach with the san jose sports authority. john, thanks for the time. how many people, let's say, would normally fly into san jose for a regional event and what kind of a loss would this represent in term office dollars? >> well, the loss is huge, larry. normally for this event you have the eight teams here, you know, a number of games, six games. there is over 3,500 or 4,000 hotel rooms booked just to attend the first and second-round basketball games. so $10 to $20 million is the economic impact of an event of this size for san jos

are they more prepared now than in the spring >>> from the nfl to the ncaa, how big-time college and pro sports are navigating new infections in their ranks. >>> will santa and all the presents make it this year? dr. fauci weighs in for all those kids big and small who are wondering. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. as public health officials brace for the echo of covid infections they worry will follow a boom in holiday travel, the nation's hospitals could hardly be more vulnerable tonight hospitalizations from the current wave of covid cases are setting new records. icus finding whatever spaces they can to handle the spillover of very sick patients and now as millions get ready to travel home from thanksgiving, hospitals fear what could be about to come at them. we start our reporting with miguel almaguer >> reporter: finding no relief during the holiday, hospitalizations on thanksgiving hit a record high for the 17th straight day with more states turning to field hospitals. in wisconsin some medical centers are rolling out beds into lobbies and par

the ncaa tournament will look very different in 2021. morning's bleacher report. if it worked for the nba, it worked for college sports. >> taking a page out of the nba's book. no tournament in 2020 cost the nba $375 million. they are going to make sure no matter what that it happens in the year 2021. the ncaa announcing yesterday that the entire tournament, all 68 teams for the men's basketball tournament, they're going to be in one single city for march madness. the ncaa in talks with indianapolis to be the location. that's where the final four is scheduled for 2021. the typical tournament takes place in 13 different cities for early round games but organizers say not feasible to manage a complex championship in so many different states, but the challenges presented by the pandemic. as for the women's tournament, the ncaa telling cnn that the committee is still determining the next steps. meanwhile, college football continues to have major problems with covid. texas a&m is postponing a game for the second straight week. the match up ag

so ncaa basketball has its hands full, they're taking precautions but there are optics involved.eling to play their first games this thanksgiving week, a week the cdc warned americans not to travel. college basketball is back, kind of. half a week into the season and analysts have already counted more than 150 games postponed or canceled due to covid. baylor scrapped its first three games after its coach tested positive. they plan to play tonight while he continues to self-isolate. top-ranked gonzaga faced criticism after it played a game against auburn friday despite a player and staffer testing positive. >> we're in a fragile place. there's been a lot of work done to try to get everybody playing. >> reporter: a connecticut resort casino acting as bubbleville with more than 30 teams aiming to play 45 games with safety top of mind. teams are essentially isolated separated from guests, they have their own hotel floors, meeting and dining areas and receive daily testing. the ncaa canceled march madness last season, this year it plans to play the tournament in a modified bubble. the

let's talk ncaa and student athletes getting back to work and playing. how are they planning on keeping those folks safe? >> reporter: that is a big question that the ncaa is trying to figure out as the season progresses. they have safeguards in place. all eyes are in connecticut right now on this tournament that's been dubbed bubbleville. it features 40 teams, men and women from all over the country, that have essentially converged on this property where each team gets their own dedicated floor. they're tested as soon as they arrive. they're tested with those nasal swabs before they play every game, and right now it's been going on relatively smoothly, but prior to that event even kicking off, some high profile teams had to leave because of some positive co-vid tests. one of the highest profile was the yuconn women's basketball team. they went into a holding pattern until it was deemed clear to play. when you speak to teams and coaches involved in the tournament, i spoke to leonard hamilton, the head coach of florida state, one of the top teams in the c

it's not just cal, not just the ncaa. >> that's right.t's culture in our sports and a culture within higher education, but you're right, there are lawmakers that are starting to take notice, including at the federal level, where several u.s. senators have looked at the health and safety issues in particular. people love to talk about pay for play, for instance, but the issues in college sports extend far beyond that, and it includes lack of representation for college athlete specifically to address situations like this, and the health and safety issues, where there are no uniform standards throughout the ncaa, and that relates to this circumstance, where you can't hold coaches accountable for mistreatment and can't punish them for excessive workouts that have no relation to their ability to succeed in soccer or whatever sport we're talking about. >> yeah. all right. well, definitely health is safety should be the priority, really, for all athletes regards of their sport, gender, and making sure that those things are guaranteed. >> you can

ncaa was canceled last year but it's back tonight. tipoff, next. >>> a reminder that kpix 5 has a new app that gives you 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and that kpix 5 newscast >>> dennis o'donnell is here. and another sport is going to attempt to play through this pandemic?>> yes, while we are seeing positive signs for another return for sports, back in march that ncaa tournament was a major sporting event to be canceled due to covid. eight months later, a new season has tipped off tonight. opening the season with a nonconference game at oregon state. first-half matt bradley cuts the beavers lead. osu up 11, cal turned it over, that's a easy layup for ethan thompson. randy bennett and st. mary's faced memphis, first round of the crossover classic in south dakota. they had some issues with their wardrobe but that was about it or it first-half, memphis, with the steel. they win 73-56. said news in the soccer world diego merritt donna. one of the greatest players in sports history passed away from a heart attack. he became a national hero

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with us how do all these conferences move forward, eric >> reporter: that's the thing, it's not the ncaas all of college basketball, each conference gets to set its own rules. the ivy league, for example, simply cancelled basketball completely this year, but that's because sports -- it's not a huge revenue generator for that conference but when you think duke, kentucky, syracuse, ucla, kansas, those schools, they rely on basketball television money it subsidizes so many other activities on campus and helps bring in more money in the form of alumni donations, corporate sponsorships and better college rankings from increased high school applications. tv rights for the basketball season are about a billion dollars, so they can't afford to miss a second straight season. they need to get in as many games as possible right now, reschedule as many games as possible if covid causes cancellations, and most importantly, they need to make sure they can get to march, because the march madness tournament is where almost all their money is made, shep. >> oh, man, it's going to be hard what has college

after being canceled for the first time this year due to the pandemic, the ncaa tournament will takelace in 2021 and where is pretty interesting. andy scholes with that and the bleacher report. >> no tournament in 2020 cost the ncaa 3$375 million. so it's working on plans to ensure that it happens in 2021. the ncaa announcing yesterday that the entire tournament, all 68 teams for the men's basketball tournament, they're going to be in one single city be and they're in talks with indianapolis to be that city. the typical tournament takes place in 13 different cities for early round games but organizers say not feasible to manage a complex championship in so many different states with the challenges presented by the pandemic. >>> monday night football, vikings and the bears. kirk cousins throwing two touchdown passes to adam thielen in this one. fourth loss in a row for the bears. quarterback nick foles had to be carted off late in that game with a leg injury. more bad news there for chicago. for kirk cousins he was 0 for 9 on monday night football going into last night's game. finally

the ncaa pledged to bring it back last year.f having games across the country, they want it to be in one city. right now the early front runner is indianapolis where all the teams to be gathered similar to the nba bubble style that we saw during the playoffs this past season. as for the potential impact on how this is all going to play out, they're working out the final details. as of right now, at least the preliminary hope. and a lot of college programs are going to be playing to if not empty arenas, ones that have socially distanced fans spaced out. chris? >> morgan, thank you so much for that. >>> joining us now, an infectious disease physician and medical director to the special pathogens unit at boston medical center. i want to talk about restarting college basketball or any college sport for that matter. and let's be honest about this. this is not whether or not your kid can play little league or soccer. it's big business. it's big business for the school and potentially for the players who may want to go pro. if we're ju

minute, changing the seasons on the fly, especially with the nfl and now with the recent addition of ncaaasketball as they've just now started their season but in the national football league, right now the baltimore ravens just had their star player, quarterback lamar jackson test positive for covid-19 now, in turn he joins about a dozen other teammates that have already been listed on the covid-19 list. that essentially takes their thanksgiving day game that was pushed until sunday now delayed until tuesday, and in turn, that's impacting another dallas cowboys game so a real domino effect starting to happen in professional football meanwhile, in college basketball, a massive tournament underway right now in connecticut, 40 teams, some of them didn't even get a chance to play due to players or staff testing positive we know that the uconn women's basketball team is now in the midst of a 14-day covid quarantine florida state, one of the teams still in the running, their coach tells me that he's imploring his players to try and be responsible during this crazy time. >> well, the thing of i

>> indianapolis right now looks like the location that the ncaa is looking at.r five different arenas, and then the question becomes, do you have fans? do you do a bubble concept without fans? there's another loss of revenue there. they haven't started having the same conversations yet, much, much smaller scale, you're look at 10, 12, 14 teams at the conference level, but you still have to consider how to make that working also. connell: are these schools right on the brink? we have about a minute left, of having to shut down some sports programs? i mean, i know last year that happened at some of the smaller schools and even some of the mid-sized schools. how much is on the line, do you think, if this doesn't work out? >> you've got some of these schools with anywhere from $20-30 million tied up in the ncaa tournament itself, not even counting the $10-15 million they could have from their conference attorney -- tournaments. even if you're looking at one of the massive top tier schools, that's still a substantial amount of money. connell: yeah. emily, thank you.

college basketball did not play the ncaa tournament for the first time since 1939, that's why today wassort of a big deal. randy bennet tipping off the new season against memphis. tigers only problem, getting .two of his team-high 15. memphis finished the first half with seven straight points thanks to the steal. and boogie ellis, memphis the winner in sioux falls, south dakota. the gales next at home on december 1st. >>> sad news in the soccer world. diego maradona passed away from a heart attack. maradona became a national hero in argentina after winning the 1986 world cup against west germany. he had a long professional career in europe, but he struggled with drug addiction. he was just 60 years old. >>> nfl, the 49ers back on the field for practice today, preparing for the rams on sunday. deebo samuel, moster, sherman all practiced, perhaps healthy enough to play on sunday. also good news, armstead was activated off the covid list. they have six others on that list. >>> time for the main course. our annual tradition, the 2020 sports turkeys of the year. at number five, what a moment

the ncaa is already coming up with a game plan for next year's march madness. >> we will scrap this year of course because of coronavirus. but today, the committee announcing that is looking to host all 68 college teams in one city. the most likely spot is in indianapolis. the committee says it's not going to be a bubble like we saw in the nba, but more of a controlled environment. >>> where local news at 5:30, including the bay area race that is still undecided. >>> i'm john remus in sausalito with the vote margin couldn't be much tighter. will explain the situation and tell you who's going to be deciding the space. coming up. >>> and meet the california asha who was part of the landmark commission for spacex. how he's making history in his own right. >> i am don ford where acacia trees are dying by >>> are watching kpix 5 at 5:30. >> now, at 5:30, some breaking news out of the south bay. and have been a short time ago at the home depot. near highway 87. we are told that there is one victim. that person has non-life- threatening injuries. there's a big traffic impact because of the poli

here's what the ncaa is doing to try to get there. games, that's down from 27. they want to play in one place. this is known, they're talking with the state of indiana, indianapolis set to be the site of the final four. basically the entire tournament will be there, it's not a real bunt it's as close as they can get to a bubble. they hope tore more news on that front in december. baylor already had to cancel a couple games. they got into a different tournament this year, that's what you have to do. >> wow, that was great tremor. >> thank you, dana. >>> now, here's a look at the weather for your weekend. [ music playing ] >>> the most adventurous songs yes. up next on our saturday session, the three sister group heim talks to our anthony mains and they'll perform new music in our saturday session. you are watching video this morning saturday. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentratio

the ncaa is in talks to move the entire 68 team college basketball tournament there.that they're mulling the idea of a single host cit ensure the championship will be safe and healthy for all participants amid the pandemic. the 2020 tournament was canceled due to concerns about covid. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, the dow hits an all-time high on vaccine news. new oreo cookies for people with gluten allergies. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. both the dow and s&p 500 rally to new highs after moderna announced promising news on the coronavirus vaccine. they say it's 94.5% effective. moderna expects to distribute 20 million doses in the u.s. by the end of this year and is on track to manufacture as much as 1 billion doses worldwide in 2021. let's take a closer look at the impact to markets. yesterday as we mentioned the dow notched a new record high surging 470 points. the nasdaq gained 94 and the s&p 500 also hit record adding 41 points. >>> good news for cookie lovers. oreo will soon be ou

will be held in one location in 2021 to, quote, enhance the safety and well being of the event the ncaa's in talks with the state of indiana and the city of indianapolis, sort of a mecca to play all of those games. >> all right >>> when we return, airbnb books its trip to wall street. >>> and the electrifying edition of the s&p 500 steve sedgwick will break down the big move for tesla next. nowa different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. save over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way to a happier business. super emma just about sleeps in her cape. but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin, we switched to tide pods free & gentle. it's gentle on her skin, and dermatologist recommended. tide free & gentle. safe for skin with psoriasis and eczema. new aveeno® restorative skin therapy. with our highest concentration of prebiotic oat intensely moisturizes over time to improve skin's resilience. aveeno® healthy. it's our nature™. every time you touch a surface, ba

morgan, what do we expect the ncaa march madness tournament to look like?he nba? >> reporter: yeah, peter. the ncaa has already pledged to hold a 2021 tournament and they have said that instead of having 13 preliminary locations scattered all across the country for those early tournaments, they are consolidating into one city. they do plan to have that bubble model. right now the early front-runner is indianapolis. until then a lot of these college teams will be playing in empty arenas or just allowing a few fans inside. peter. >> morgan, thank you very much. of course, sheinelle, they're still trying to figure out the end of the college football season and we're still talking about whether college basketball can play. >> kudos to all the kids putting up with it and trying to be good sports, for the students who miss going to the game. such a tough time. >>> next, our vicky nguyen is scouting out all the best holiday deals from her couch. >> good morning. enjoying black friday deals from the comfort of your home? it's easier than ever to find bargains. i'm

the ncaa has studied how other sports returned during the covid crisis but plans to play, already in trouble. morgan chesky of nbc has more. >> reporter: this morning, madness in college basketball and it's not even march. multiple teams being forced to cancel games because of covid before even setting foot on the court. now despite a two-week delayed start the highly anticipated bubleville and 40 teams would play. uconn williams basketball team suspending activities for 14 days after a positive covid test for someone on its staff. >> obviously, that changes everything that we had planned and like everything else this year you roll with it and make adjustments and move on. >> reporter: several other teams also backing out due to positive cases. teams still planning to play must submit to nasal swabs three times a week. and before every game. nationwide, "usa today" reports more than 40 of the 357 edition i programs are paused in quarantine or cancelled their seasons altogether. florida state, men's head coach leonard hamilton updates his team daily on the virus' toll and impact. >> t

last week, we told you that the ncaa is moving its tournament to >>> we've done our sports report. going on? >> the raiders take the chiefs down to the wire. what they're saying in next. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. >>> welcome back. the super bowl champs did what it is hard to do in vegas, beat the house. vegas had several players miss practice because of cov-19 contact tracing. last play of the farris quafirs quarter, carr hits ferris in the end zone. down four opinion carr finds whiten for the touchdown. they left too much time on the clock for patrick mahomes. he marches down the field. and the chiefs beat the raiders in a nail-biter. >> we came up short. they're a really good football team. you have to tip the hat to them. >> it's hard to enforce these things. we have to get the men on the field. i couldn't be more proud of our footbal

the ncaa wants to have it played in one spot instead of separate regions.means san jose will not host the early rounds of next years tournament. it want to play all the games at indianapolis which was already the host city for next year's final four. >>> okay, they've made it to their destination. a big moment in space. we're going to tell you all about it when we come back. today's ways of working may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network. flexible tools - like wi-fi you control. voice solutions that connect you from anywhere. and expert advice here, here, or even here. be fast. be flexible. bounce forward with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. switch today. >>> well, finally tonight after 27 hours of orbiting through space the spacex capsule resilience and its crew has arrived at the internat

she decided she would joint the montgomery ncaa aacp and immediy asked her to be secretary. we tend to of think of her secretarial role of something about paraphernaliawoperwork or taking notes but she was a field secretary. what that meant, she was the detective for that chapter. they sent her throughout alabama investigating crimes, getting testimony from people who had been attacked or assaulted, and bringing that information back to the montgomery chapter where they would then decide how they wanted to respond. one of the biggest cases that she worked on right away in her career as secretary was the assault on racy taylor that happened in 1944. a sharecropper, a mother, she was married. she was walking home from church when a group of white men kidnapped and raped her. rosa parks was dispatched to get taylor's testimony, which she did. she carried it back to montgomery where she and the city's most militant black activists organized the committee for equal justice for mrs. taylor. that campaign went international. it was one of the largest activist campaigns in the unite

and then the number of persuasive of the ncaa. now we had to do july 2001 and with the heads of the cia. look national security advisor and then you shake the tree when all those people at the table back. number of people told me they think had condoleezza rice called the principals meeting they would have discovered that they were on us soil and had been for months because we all know it's a failure to communicate between cia and fbi but that is the stuff that gets found out when you are process. mrs. is the first presidency trump is in the first presidency to fail to follow some of those norms. and in the case of the bush white house they were living in a time warp and could not believe a bunch of guys with beards and caves were going to blow up the world trade center and said they thought they were euro nazis to stay up all night and blow stuff up during the da day. >> and as he tried to get that message it is one of those things we have enjoyed yet but to reflect on what you say so well with the war on government so the direct

. >> just like the ncaa tournament, it is bracket style, win or go home. early this week, i caught up with two of the stars of your san jose earthquakes as they prepare for the top seat in the west, sporting kc. >> announcer: and that'll do it. the quakes in the playoffs for the first time since 2017. >> 2020 is crazy. we're mayhem. that's -- that's what our team's made for. >> announcer: there it is, once again. how easy is that? >> start with utah. i mean, what has this year been like a tumultuous 2020 but you got a chance to play some soccer this year. >> yeah, it's been a crazy year. orlando is a special memory where we played in a tournament unlike any other we've ever played in. so it's definitely a year we'll remember. >> what do you miss about a regular soccer season you didn't have this year? >> i think the first one is fans. is much different. don't really get the full experience of seeing the city. the hardest part. we miss them. we see them on social media and we hear them in their cars, but it's not the same. >> first opponent in the play offs

opening day of the ncaa college basketball season but as with so many things during 2020 not all teamsrus pandemic. sadly, my beloved duke is on the list of high profile college basketball teams that won't be starting its season as planned due to covid-19. we have cnn sports andy scholes with the latest. >> reporter: for the first time seasons march college basketball teams take the floor akosz the country and already many teams having to cancel or postpone games. 44 games that were supposed to happen today called off and there are still 212 games today between the men and the women. among the teams not able to play are tennessee and baylor, the vols pausing due to positive test results including from the head coach. tennessee has already canceled the first three games. baylor, their head coach tested positive on sunday and canceled the first three games. the uconn women halting all team activities for 14 days and 4 games for them will need to be pushed back. the majority of games today will be taking place without fans but there are some having fans in the stands and that means today

san hose is no longer hosting the ncaa tournament. march madness. where the games are going to get moved to. today's ways of working may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network. flexible tools - like wi-fi you control. voice solutions that connect you from anywhere. and expert advice here, here, or even here. be fast. be flexible. bounce forward with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. switch today. >>> talk about exhausting. add this to the list. a big deal one of the top events in the country. sports are otherwise. turned upside down because of the pandemic. >> march madness and billion dollar business impact. it's going into a bubble. at least that's the plan. they want to have the tournament in one spot. instead of all the regions. that means the shark tank in san jose will not host the

i think there's an added responsibility on the part of the ncaa and all the constituent conferences tonk about what those risks are and be more careful. all of these institutions have a responsibility in the broader social fabric in a home where we as a society are suffering a panel democratic that has taken over 250,000 lives. in a moment we're recognizing the impact of this in our day-to-day lives. if you are the kind of institution that small children and families look up who people look up to for guidance, it's important to think about the example you're setting and what you're telling folks about what is safe and what is not safe. >> we had so much guidance about being apart. but people were together. there is an expected surge between now and the christmas holiday. do you think as things potentially get worse than they are now in terms of covid cases will there be a super bowl or does it get to the point where the cases spike so much that it's nearly impossible? >> you know, it really is. it's too hard to say right now. i do think that there's a lot they can and should do conside

the decision means eight schools will not compete at the ncaa level this winter.includes basketball and hockey with the virus raging across the country, they said they made the move to safeguard the health and safety of the student athletes there's a debate happening all across america right now what to do for thanksgiving. two weeks away kids want to see grandma but we're also breaking coronavirus records left and right the cdc reports travel increases the chance of getting and spreading covid-19 it's that simple airports, bus stations, rest stops, all places where you can be exposed to the virus. of course staying home is the safest option but is anyone going to do it phil lebeau now. what does the data tell us big travel for turkey or no? >> there will be big travel. you're looking at about 50 million people that's down about 10% compared to last year biggest drop year over year since going back to the recession in 2008. but the overwhelming majority of people, they're going to be driving. the decline in driving is just 4.7% bottom line is this. it's thanksgivi

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gathering indoor gatherings of more than ten people and outdoor gatherings of more than 150 people >> the ncaaays it plans to hold the entire men's basketball tournament in indianapolis to lower covid-19 risks talks are being held to host the city for games that had been scheduled in 13 different sites. and the postal service is raising shipping rates about 3.5% and priority express will increase a little more than 1% that's our cnbc news update for this hour. gh >> thank you, seema. >> our call of the day is chipotle joe, you previously owned it i i know you wish you still did. it's up 50% year to date talk to me about chipotle. >> back on september 2nd, it reached an all-time high that's basically where it's going to be heading, 1745 is pretty aggressive. so it's 10% higher from here the last 12 months, scott, you've gotten basically 66% gains out of this. i actually think that the next 10% returning to that high once again is going to be difficult to achieve, take much longer i think it will get there but just understand it's going to take longer. digital sales, which have been so incredibl

it's like the ncaa tournament bracket style. winner go home, loser leaves down.hey head into sunday's play-off match against sporting k.c. >> that will do it. the quakes in the playoffs for the first time since 2017. >> our team is made for 2020. 2020 is crazy. we're mayhem. that's what our team is made for. >> across. great position. there it is once again. how easy. >> what is this year like? you got a chance to play some soccer this year. >> it been a crazy year, orlando is a special memory where we played in a tournament unlike any ever we played in. it's definitely a year we'll remember. >> what do you miss about a normal major league soccer season? >> the first one is fans. that's the most challenging. the traveling is much different. you get the full experience of seeing the other city. >> the hardest part is not having fans we misthem and see them on social media and hear them in their cars but it's not the same. >> talk about your first opponent in the playoffs. how do you beat kansas city? >> the last couple games of the season, didn't want to leave it

the ncaa gearing up for march madness after the tournament was canceled this year.s could head to indianapolis in 2021. the ncaa is preliminary talks with the city to potentially host, have them all there. it worked well for the nba. >> it worked very well. >> give it a try. >> see if it works there. >>> the fallout from twitter's attempts to stop the spread of misinformation over social media. a new app called parler has become a hit with conservatives who call it a refuge for free speech. tom llamas has the story. >> reporter: the site is growing and it's growing fast. at its core a hands off policy when it comes to content but with that edge, is there a potential danger? right now, a social media shake-up is under way. some users moving from facebook and twitter to a new app called parler. in just the past two weeks it doubled downloads from 4.5 million users to now more than 10 million. some say censorship on other apps has contributed to its rapid rise. >> can we move everybody from twitter to parler? >> reporter: users include a broad range of elected leaders

. >> reporter: and the ncaa announced its 2021 basketball tournament will now be played all in one locationuse of the pandemic. that's the latest from arlington, texas, case by stegall, fox news. >>> today boris johnson said he is feeling great after he continuing to quarantine after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for the coronavirus. he began self-isolating yesterday after learning a lawmaker me mote with last week had tested positive. johnson himself got the virus last spring, and spent a week in the hospital, including three nights in intensive care. in a video on twitter today, he said he had no symptoms, but was following health orders set by the national test and trace system. >> it doesn't matter that i've had the disease and i'm bursting with antibodies. we've got to interrupt the spread of the disease and one of the ways we want do that now is buy self-isolating for 14 days when you get it back nhs, test and trace. >> people who recover from the virus are believed to have some immunity, but it's not clear how long that last. worldwide, there have been more tha

fox 59 in indianapolis as the ncaa says it wants to hold the entire men's basketball tournament in oneing. it's considering using indianapolis, which is the scheduled site for the final four in 2021. march madness of course was canceled earlier this year because of the coronavirus. and this is a live look at orlando from our affiliate fox 35. one of the big stories there tonight, the spacex capsule carrying four nasa astronauts, is closing in on the international space station. the crew was launched sunday top a falcon nine rocket, the first full-fledged taxi flight for nasa by a private company. that's too much live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ ♪ (children laughing) ♪ (music swells) (dog barking) ♪ (music fades) (exhales) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus ye

. >>> the ncaa basketball tournament -- never happened last season so this time they're planning to bringch madness back with a covid twist. all 68 teams in one city indianapolis to host that's the plan for now. doing it to create a sort of college sports hoops bubble, if you will and if it all works out they'll use multiple arenas in a city great at hosting buy events. men's four april 3rd through the 5th. >>> stuck overnight in freezing temperatures without a heartbeat for 45 minutes but this is a story of survival. a man doctors say literally died on the table and their work to bring him back. ♪ you can go your own way it's time you make the rules. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or bring your own device and choose the amount of data that's right for you to save even more. and you'll get 5g at no extra cost. all on the most reliable network. so choose a data option that's right for you. get 5g included and save up to $400 dollars a year on the network rated #1 in customer satisfaction. it's your wireless. your rule

we know the great work that ncaa has done over the years, including meeting with many of our national leaders who have come to the u.s. politico for and leading the conversation. i just want to point out a couple of things. we do have congressman james clyburn on november 18 and we look forward to that. he is the minority whip and has been a pivotal figure in this election. we also have a new report out on the future of diplomacy, redefining diplomacy. it's on our website. we thank you all for joining us. thank you both for your time. we appreciate your focus on the issue, which is critical. thank you. >> c-span's washington journal, every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day. we discuss policy issues that impact you. morning, wednesday washington post political reporter and pbs washington week host robert will join us to talk about the developments in the postelection standoff between the trump administration and biden campaign. on veterans day, we talk about the issues of the fallout of mark esper's termination. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern

. >> let's hope so it's not just football for the ncaa they've got basketball coming up quick. they're trying to figure that out you wonder how is this going to play out >> hey, shep, i don't think people are talking about that enough i don't think that college basketball has been looked at with enough attention. i know they're trying, but if they're not playing in bubbles, because all the kids are taking their classes online there's a remote opportunity for almost every class that's offered at most of these schools. they should be putting the teams and playing five games in one week at a certain site, keep everybody in the same hotel. that's the way you get through a conference season. the concept of traveling around the country, ten, fifteen times for a team to complete a college basketball season is insane, i think. and i don't know if they're going to get all the way through the season and to march madness which they're planning on playing in one place in indianapolis the entirety of the tournament. >> the nfl has done so well. now there's an outbreak with the giants three

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