now has any team in any sport ever won 15 ncaa team titles? i don't know -- i think that's a lot. that's more than ucla in basketball, right? so i don't know. has -- jim? i don't think so. i think it's incredible. his team scored an average of 17 victories for every loss, he was named the university of iowa's all-time winningest coach, i think probably you look all over the country, could be the all-time winningest coach. 15 ncaa titles. as a coach, dan has trained, guided and mentored 152 all-american athletes. 106 big ten champions. 45 national champions. and 12 olympians. he was also the head coach of three u.s. olympic teams, dan has said, quote, i never nump for joy as a player but i always jump for join -- jump for joy as a coach. he did his job but he was rooting for those other people to do theirs. that's great, dan, a great statement. dan has been inducted into the u.s.a. wrestling hall of fame, united states olympic hall of fame, the national wrestling hall of fame and the united world wrestling hall of fame in 2013 he helped ensure that wrestling remained a very importa

he secured 355 victories and 15 ncaa team titles. jim jordan said he was the greatest wrestler ever but he may have been a better coach. right, jim? now has any team in any sport ever won 15 ncaa team titles? i don't know. i think that's a lot. it's more than ucla in basketball, right? >> yes. >> so i don't know. jim, i don't think so. >> may be the most. >> it's incredible. his team scored an average of 17 victories for every loss. he was named the university of iowa's all-time winningest coast. probably you look all over the country to be the all-time winningest coach. 15 ncaa titles. as a coach, dan trained and guided 152 all-american athletes, 106 big ten champions, 45 national champions and 12 olympians. he was also the head coach of three u.s. olympic teams. dan has said "i never jump for joy as a player but always jump for joy as a coach." in other words, he did his job but he was rooting for the other people to do theirs. a great statement. dan has been inducted into the u.s.a. wrestling hall of fame, the united states olympi

supreme court learned to hear an appeal from ncaa sean elston.de of legal battles and open the floodgates for compensation for student athletes. the chief legal officer for the association wrote "the ncaa and its members continue to believe college campuses should be able to improve the student athlete experience facing never-ending litigation regarding these changes." lower court rulings have allowed college athletes to receive compensation in the form of computers and supplies for school, even advanced degrees. one ruling and a law passed in california allowed athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness. but the ninth u.s. circuit of appeals of the ncaa cannot limit compensation or benefits. now that the high court at stake in the appeal, the concept of amateur college athletes could forever change. >> the ncaa makes bad decision after bad decision. and so somebody's going to have to change it for them. >> disagrees with the government that education will suffer when revenue is diverted to athletes. >> the only people who will suffe

supreme court says it will decide if the country's top body for student athletes, the ncaa broke the law by limiting how much compensation athletes can get. ceo of global sport institute at arizona state university, thank you so much for joining us today. the supreme court has avoided similar cases in the past. the fact that it's taking this case is clearly a huge deal. tell us a bit more about what's at stake here? >> you're right.t college athletics, you have written extensively about that line about what makes an amateur athlete. do any of those arguments have merit? >> not really. i mean, it's really a historic kind of grasp the ncaa made around 1902, 1903, when it formed to grab on to the amateur as a model, which keeps labor from being compensated and the idea that there was some ancient greek society that enjoyed sport for the glory of sport alone, where somehow compensation was unethical in some kind of way just didn't really exist. the ncaa argues and there's some merit to this, that the distinction between pro sports in the united states and college sports is this separatio

the chief legal officer for the association wrote the ncaa and its members continue to believe colleged be able to improve the student-athlete experience without facing never-ending litigation regarding these changes. lower court rulings have allowed college athletes to receive compensation in the form of computers and supplies for school. even advanced degrees with one ruling passed in california, all our athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness. the ninth us circuit court of appeals of the ncaa cannot limit education related compensation or benefits. now that the high court has taken the appeal the concept of amateur college athlete would forever change. >> they make bad decision after bad decision and somebody will have to change it. >> reporter: he disagrees with the argument that education will suffer when revenue is diapered to athletes. >> the only people who will suffer in this are the executive at the ncaa, the applicant directors who have enormous salaries from the revenue from these. >> reporter: the spirit of amateur athletics is difficult for lawyers to artic

on a law passed in california allow athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness, but the ncaaelated compensation or benefits. now that the high court has taken the appeal, concept of amateur college athlete could change. >> they make bad decision after bad decision. >> this man disagrees that education will suffer when revenue is diverted to athletes. >> the only people who will suffer in this are the executives of the ncaa, the athletic directors and the coaches, who have enormous salaries from the revenue from these sports. >> the spirit of amateur athletic is a difficult thing for lawyers to articulate and argue. what's easy to argue is that fans pay to see the athletes and the athletes don't get paid in. chicago, fox news. >> some good news before we say good night, a loving husband going new heights literally to see his wife. after they stopped visitation at their nursing home he used a bucket truck to talk to mary in the third-story window. >> thank you for spending the evening with us, that's from it washington. patrick's with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on

the ncaa existed for dozens of years, holding on to the idea of amateurism.upreme court does in 2021 could bring down the entire amateur system. they want a free market for college athletic talent f trevor lawrence is the best talent in the country and clemson should pay him and alabama should be able to pay him to lure time had tuscaloosa. they want a free market in the same way the schools compete for coaches. connell: if they win, likely would it end up to your point, trevor lawrence could play college sports and people in non-generating revenue sports, big time football or basketball? they're getting paid through a scholarship to go to school in is that the way it might end up? that is the market, right? >> they want that free market. the caveat here and may feel like deja vu for people feeling about a big lawsuit that totally changes the ncaa model. there are shades of gray judges decide on. we were down the road with the lawsuit ed o'bannon filed about athletes marketing themselves. the final ruling from a judge is kind of a middle ground. schools had t

the ncaa has said the decision blurs the line between student athletes and professionals.e is going to be argued next year, and the supreme court's ruling is expected before the end of june. >>> elsewhere in the ncaa, virginia tech's record 27-year run of bowl appearances is coming to an end after players decided to opt out of accepting a potential invitation. the hokies finished the regular season with a 5-6 record but could have been eligible for a bowl game after the usual six-win threshold was waived because of the pandemic. georgia will now hold the longest active streak, set to play in a 24th straight bowl this season. >>> and the first grand slam tennis event of 2021 has been delayed by three weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic. typically starting in mid-january, the australian open will instead begin on february 8th after what "the new york times" reports was months of negotiations as organizers tried to balance the players' needs with government rules on international travel and the complicated jigsaw puzzle that is the tennis calendar. last year's open was

and is the only coach in ncaa history to take six different teams to a bowl game. think of that. wherever lou went, he was inducted into the college football hall of fame in 2008 and i will say this, everybody loves lou, everybody respects him and yet they all respect lou, they just, it's amazing, they love them and they respect them. sometimes it's a combination that doesn't come together, they respect him but you are something. i never coached football. i coach life, he said. it's true and he's turned his inspirational story and motivational message into three best-selling books. he's also been an exceptional philanthropist, is open to education opportunities for students, provided insulin pumps to diabetic children and we've just brought down the price and the cost of insulin, you're shaking your head, it's amazing what we've done with insulin, you put in buy it, he was destroying families, people were going without it and now it's $35, right? you can't believe it. i see you are an insulin pro. that's great. we've done a great job with costs but insulin may be as one of the be

the ncaa tournament canceled for the first time ever.ajor league baseball sent their players home from strain training. sports everywhere put on hold from covid-19, with no return in sight. >> even if we're out for a month, even if we're out six weeks, we can still restart the season. >> reporter: for more than three months we had no sports to watch. over the summer events did start to slowly come back, with nascar being the first to allow fans. the sport's only black driver started by banning the confederate flag at the races and then tony wallace because the target of a hit crime. >> nascar is investigating a noose found in the garage of bubba wallace. >> reporter: the inspire sport and wallace's peers rallying around him. >> drivers wanted to show support for me. >> reporter: in the end the fbi determined the noose was a garage door pull that had been in the garage before wallace was assigned to it. it looked increasingly like i'm going to be watching an unprecedented amount of sports on tv pretty soon. in july the nba returned, movin

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>> i think the ncaa is in the middle of facing an uphill and losing battle.ington is the latest chapter in an ongoing losing battle that has been fought by the ncaa attempting to try to impose restrictions on compensation and benefits that student athletes in division one schools are able to get and throughout all chapters of the litigation, the ncaa has lost everything. they lost in the trial court. they lost in a total panel volt of 3-0 in the ninth circuit court of appeals. now in the supreme court they will once again attempt to argue that they wish to impose some kind of a special exemption and special environment for the student athletes trying to protect the sanctity and separateness of this academia and this environment so it doesn't blend into some of the financial characteristics that are encompassed within professional sports and in response the players have successfully argued thus far in the litigation this is really a little more than a cash grab and a violation of federal antitrust laws. neil: if you're a college athlete, what does your future

the decision comes following nine ncaa allegations into college basketball and recruiting that saw aarizona assistant coach sentenced to three months in prison after being accused of steer i steering agents. the decision is an acknowledgement that the ncaa's investigation revealed certain former members of the men's basketball staff displayed serious lapses in judgment. and a departure from the university's expectation of honest and ethical behavior. >>> and as fans await kickoff on the college football playoffs on new year's day, also continued last night in san antonio, texas, despite missing sam ehlinger. they deeded colorado in the alamo bowl, with four touchdowns thrown by sophomore signal caller casey thompson. texas ends its season at 7-3 after that 55-23 blowout. yikes. >>> and in atlanta and florida, number 21 oklahoma state held off miami for a 37-34 victory in the cheez it bowl. players celebrated by dousing mike gundy with you guessed it a cooler full of cheez it. saying, quote, the cheez it bath is better than gatorade at my age. i love it. >>> still ahead here, nearly t

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: the nba, the first league to shut down, the ncaa tournament was canceled for the first time ever, major sent their players home from spring training. sports everywhere was put on hold due to covid-19 with no return in sight. >> even if we're out for a month or six weeks, we could still restart the season. >> reporter: for more than three months, we had no sports to watch. over the summer, events did start to slowly come back with nascar being the first to allow fans. the sport's only back driver successf successfully campaigned to ban the con con fed rat flag. >> the entire sports world and wallace's peers rallying around him. >> drivers wanted to show support of me. >> announcer: in the end, the fbi determined the noose was a garage door pull that had been in the garage before wallace was assigned to it. >> it looks increasingly like i'm going to be watching an unprecedented amount of sports on tv pretty soon. >> reporter: in july, the nba returned, moving all operations to a bubble at disney world. it was a great success with the league having zero positive covid-19 tests for the near

warmed up on the field, handshakes and hugs with his former teammates. >>> mike krzyzewski says the ncaadetermine whether it's best to play college basketball. coach k said he thinks the season was poorly planned, and they're just trying to plow through games. >> people saying that the next six weeks are going to be the worst, to me, it's already pretty bad. people say that by the end of the month, 20 million, you know, vaccine shots will be given, especially to our health care, the other people who need it, and by the end of january and february, another hundred million. should we not reassess that? just see what would be best. >> and coach k also adding, laura, that, you know, he's concerned about the mental wellness of his players, considering what they're having to play through right now, and the fact that many aren't going to be able to go home for the holidays. that's a break that most of the time his players need and enjoy. >> taking a toll on some many, though, listen to coach k, try to be safe. >>> a grim prediction now a reality. more than 3,000 americans reported dead from cor

he's one of just seven players to win a ncaa title, nba title and olympic gold medal. >>> nature deliveredcalifornia. sow. for the first time, the sierra is getting hit with a significant storm. but we're about to hear where things really stand in the mountains. >> queewe're tracking our next m >>> we have fire and ice this holiday weekend. check it out. it's all courtesy of mother nature. start in hawaii where the kilauea volcano continues to spew lava from its crater. the u.s. geological survey captured the fiery display from a helicopter. and there's a huge lava lake growing t growing. it is about 600 feet deep, the same height as the washington monument. >>> it is a white christmas in the sierra. you can see from cal trans cameras. this is the biggest storm to hit the mountains in some time, and some locations were expecting to get a foot and a half of snow or more by the end of the weekend. the first snow survey of the season is coming this wednesday. here in the bay area, all we have to contend with is a little benefit rain. drew tuma joining us, i love your after christmas festive s

chess's most important legacy was the atlanta-based malaria control program, often referred to as the ncaarry control was a major activity in the american south and caribbean during the war. at the end of the war, it became clear that the mcwa had developed an important role in infectious disease research and control. so it was continued, providing practical applications of public health research techniques to problems such as typhus control. the agency remained at its atlanta base and was renamed the communicable disease center. later, as we know it today, it became the centers for disease control and prevention. the cdc handles everything from highly toxic viruses to quarantine expertise for the space program. along with a valuable work of the cdc, dhs makes major contributions to the nation's health. in the 1940s, 95% of the population suffered from tooth decay. but in some parts of the country, people had low levels of decay. their teeth were modeled and pitted. ph as researchers in the field and labs with the prime detectives and solving the case. and i extent is to term and that teet

the ncaa says what's at issue is not blurring the line between amateur and professional athletics. >> interesting point because those programs are huge money makers for those schools. as you point out, the athletes not compensated. pete williams, thank you very much. appreciate the update there. >>> now an update on someone you met right here at the height of the pandemic. you might remember howard sandow a nurse inside an intensive care unit in new york. >> as far as the nursing staff, this is an incredibly, incredibly sad situation for all of us. we're fighting day and night trying to save people's lives. >> it's very, very, very sad and very hard on you as a person's moeshlly and physically. >> that was howard talking about the covid crisis in new york city and his experience treating some of the sickest patients. today howard is still working in the icu, and earlier this morning became one of the fro frontline workers to get the coronavirus vaccine. howard is back with us now. as we said, he's an icu nurse and also a special representative for the federation of nurses. howard, it

. >> the ncaa is indeed canceling its men's and women's basketball tournaments over coronavirus fears. >> the nba the first league to shut down, the ncaa tournament was canceled for the first time ever. major league baseball sent their players home from spring training. sports everywhere was put on hold due to covid-19 with no return in sight. >> even if we're out for a month, out for six weeks, we could still restart the season. >> for more than three months we had no sports to watch. over the summer events did start to slowly come back with nascar being the first to allow fans. the sports only black driver successfully campaigned nascar to ban the confederate flag from its races then bubba wallace became the suspected victim of a hate crime at talladega super speedway. >> nascar is investigating a noose found in the garage of driver bubba wallace. >> the entire sports world and wallace's peers rallying around him. >> drivers wanted to show support of me. >> in the end the fbi determined the noose was a garage door pull that had been in the garage before wallace was assigned to it. >

. >>> ncaa up top, and the warriors running the floor at chicago.the warriors are going without senator marquis chris for at least three months. just yesterday in practice, he injured his ankle, and broke his right leg. he was averaging 13 minutes off the bench. this hurts the team's depth for sure. the loss means an even bigger role for wiseman now. >>> segway to the nfl. what did the 49ers win on saturday do? it moved the chicago bears in control of the last playoff spot in the nfc. it put a smile on tight end george kittle's face. >> i did grow up a bears fan. the fact that we helped the bears makes me smile a little bit. da bears. >>> those bears showed up in jacksonville and put up big numbers. trubisky hit open jimmy graham for his second touchdown catch of the day. chicago won it 41-17. the loss insured the number one pick in next year's draft for the jags. >>> jumping jubilant seattle seahawks hosted the rams. nfc west showdown. tied at 6. third quarter, russell wilson from my hometown, ran it in himself. it was 13-6. grew up in richmond, vi

she still has a chance to catch dukes coach k for the most wins by any coach, men or women, in the ncaaistory. >>> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. we will be back here at 11:00. more local news for you. have a good night. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: all right, let's go. thank you very much. i appreciate that. thank you, everybody. thank you all. heh heh! i appreciate it. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their fourth day, total of 21,325 bucks, from west chester, pennsylvania, it's the champs. it's the white family. [cheering and applause] and from san antonio, texas, it's the tirres family. tiffany: yeah! steve: is that it? everybody's here trying to win theirself a

he won ncaa titles. he had eight nba titles together. jones won 11 league tiles. 88 years old. pivot to soccer. the star waves off retirement talk, signing a one-year deal to return to their earthquakes for an 18 season in the mls. the danville native is the all- time leader in goals scored. alvin kamara had a day today. he had 40 yards on this one. he was just getting started. in the first game ever on a friday, alvin kamara tied a record of six rushing touchdowns in a single game . only ernie nevers from high school did in 1929 for the chicago cardinals. they clinched the south division. if you like tonight, you will love tomorrow. the 49ers are an action against the cardinals. they have a playoff game against the dolphins. we have that and more, but that is tomorrow. >>> a very merry christmas to you. more than 20 months after a fire nearly destroyed notre dame cathedral, a great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so di

he's one of only seven players to win an ncaa title, nba title and olympic gold medal. >>> snow for this time in a while the sierra is getting hit with a significant storm. but we are about to learn where things really stand in the mountains. >>> and closer to home, more rain is on the way to the bay area. meteorologist drew tuma is up next with our accuweather forecast. >>> george kittle returns for the 49ers and stef goes splash. how many threes do you think he made in a row at practice today. we'll tell you the crazy number in sports. that came from me. really. my first idea was "in one quarter of an hour, your savings will tower... over you. figuratively speaking." but that's not catchy, is it? that's not going to swim about in your brain. so i thought, what about... 15 minutes. 15 percent. serendipity. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you're taking cosentyx and your insurance or coverage changes or you need help paying cosentyx connect is here to help. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get ch

still, some ncaa coaches are expressing concern. >> i would say every coach in the country would likeit did. >> reporter: but others say it's premature to blame coronavirus. >> i would say everyone should be very cautious though in this situation about making that connection. i think it's an easy thing to do in the sports world in a situation like this. >> reporter: for now johnson appears happy and healthy, doing that famous gator chomp. >> go, gators. >> reporter: will ganss, abc news, new york. >> thank you, will. glad to hear he's feeling better, and that is what is making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good >>> right now on "america this morning," christmas lockdown. a new mutation of the coronavirus triggers more countries including canada to stop flights from london where the new mutation is out of control. should the u.s. halt travel to the uk as well? we talk to the experts. >>> plus, the second covid vaccine set to arrive in hospitals today. what the cdc is now saying about who should get it and when. >>> stimulus checks on the way. congress finally reach

and i thought to myself you lost your last match of your ncaa career, you were 117 and 1?ere and then i won 117 in a row and then i had one match to go and i started doing interview s. i mean, i got this award yesterday, so i can do interview s now, and i thought i could probably do all the extras and still win, but i'm telling you when you let your guard down , you're vulnerable and that was me. brian: and i guess so did you learn from that loss? >> oh, did i learn. i went on to coach for 25 years. i went on to wrestle for two more years and went on to win the world's and the olympic games and the guy that beat me was larry owings out of the university of washington and he was only a sophomore and he didn't win again as much and kind of lost his focus afterward s but then i gained my focus, and i realized that i was a great wrestler but i needed more than i had in terms of the skills and so i worked on the skills of the sport the last two years and still stayed tough and all of a sudden, i was a much better wrestler. i think i improved more in those two years after i lost

he won two ncaa championships with bill russell. he was a member of the gold medal team in 1956.se of death was listed. >>> the 49ers playing out tomorrow in the stadium where they have been the home team for 2 games. the 49ers with no chance for the playoffs. the cardinals still alive. tonight minnesota at new orleans. kamara. this is untouched to the end zone. the first points on the board. getting into the end zone was something he did with reelinglarity. that ties the record set by ernie. they are in the running for the number 1 playoff seed. >> one very memorable christmas day, this day in sports history. it was christmas day of 1971, the chiefs were hosting the dolphins in the final game at municipal stadium. it didn't want to go down quietly. the pass to untiling with a minute and a half to go. kansas city had a chance to win in regulation but missed the field goal. after a scoreless first over time period. my any had a field goal in the 2nd overtime. the dolphins won and that's still the longest game in pro football history. that's this day in sports, christmas day. >> gu

. >> and the ncaa doesn't net nknw where its women's basketball tournament will be held but it says all the games will be in one area and likely to be in san antonio. >> sue, thank you. >>> from buying a lunch with bill ackman to making his company public, andrew wilkin n wilkinson, welcome. congratulations on your first day, the first company you've taken public. >> it feels pretty amazing. >> you count bill ackman as an investor. you also have the family office of howard marks, which is run by his son. how did all that come about? >> it was pretty serendipitous. i'd been running my business for about 15 years, i've been doing it quietly from an island in canada, never had any outside investors. about two years ago i saw a lunch up for auction with bill and i had actually invested in his public holding company and i figured, hey, i'll go for lunch, it will be interesting no matter what happens and if i like him, maybe i'll buy more stock, and if i think he's a jerk, maybe i'll sell out. i really liked him. we hit it off and spent six hours together and at the end of the lunch he said,

one ncaa titles, and then ripped off eight straight nba titles together with the boston celtics. jones won 11 league titles as player and coach. jones was 88. >>> pivot to soccer where star forward waived off all the talk of retirement and signed a one- year deal to return to the san jose earthquakes for its 18th mls season. the native is the league's all- time leading goal scorer. and alvin. they hosted the vikings yesterday. the opening driver of the game. kabara up and gone. 40-yards. but he was just getting started, folks. in the league's first game on a friday. he tied an nfl record six rushing touchdowns in a single game. only hearing from santa rosa high school in stanford did it before. that was 19 # 29 for the then chicago cardinals. saints won it 55-# 3 and clenched the nfc south division. we have more nfl action later on on a saturday. the 49ers are in action. they are playing the cardinals. the miami dolphins still playing the play-off relevant. all that with pictures coming up on the early show later today. . >>> there say live look outside in san jose. before we hea

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they can sign them because unlike other sports like college and football it's not regulated by the ncaaall college athletes the chance to earn endorsement dollars. >> go, go. >> reporter: cheer-lebrities will keep flipping over backwards to promote themselves but still won't get the benefits that those athletes do. >> we didn't have the ability to receive full ride scholarships. we didn't have the same training that the athletic department received. people have absolutely no idea what cheerleaders really do. i just would say to them that they have absolutely no idea and they just need to come watch a practice. >> reporter: the ncaa is expected to vote on that rule change in january and when college athletes do get that right to make sponsorship dollars they can look to those cheer-lebrities for those social media tips, right, michael? >> yes, they will. i'm pretty sure, kaylee, thank you so much. now, let's go to ginger. >> i was's competitive cheerleader so that was very good, michael. i'm giving you a double -- double fists up for that one. all right, now got to give you a "gma" exclu

brian: the ncaa, the supreme court will pay the ncaa compensating players at the highest level, how doout and transfer portal is going to change the gameever. for right or wrong, i think that's our future will see, we can evaluate that down the road but i'm very concerned. do i think it's wrong, i didn't say that, the game we all know and love, it's going to change. brian: i would just love the coaches and people on the outside to play a role if there's a compensation package. i would love the people who live and breathe the game to decide how to do it so we can keep competitive aspect on it. brian: regulation, brian, will be a key to this thing. when you talk about college sports, it begins with recruiting and ends with recruiting. that's my biggest concern. brian: thanks so much. always great to talk to you. keep in mind, too -- >> ainsley: brian and i fought for you. he won. brian: giving away $3 million and there's still time left for your chance at a hundred thousand dollars. download app. terry bradshaw's money, he's almost out of cash. special thanks to coach urban meyer my psor

a lower courtas barred the college sports governing body ncaa from curbing pay for division i basketballtates have passed laws. still to come on the newshou local officials phase backlash from politicians and the public. rising covid infections complicate in person classes. france reaches a tipping point over its treatment of radical islam. plus much more. ♪ >> this is the "pbs newshour." from weta studios in washington and in the west from thecr waltr kite school of journalism it errors on a state university. judy: let's turn back to the pandemic now. while cases and deaths are at all-time highsnd hospitals in many states are nearing capacity, the newly approved vaccine is being distributed nationwide. will people take the vaccine? and is politicsampering our response? william brown talks with thfront lines. >>f millions of dosesvid vaccines are expected to be distributed next week. pwhilels show that a growing number of americans are willing to take the vaccine, there are large numbers of people who say they will not. hampering the burnout and harassment of public health workers. a k r

let me point out two things that are not getting enough attention both on the covid-19 bill and the ncaahe republican candidates in georgia in an awkward position because senators perdue and leffler voted for the nba earlier and they opposed the $1,200 proposal for the direct payment so now they face the use charges of political opportunism with a switch votes and take the opposite position because of donald trump and don't want to get him upset because they need his support, they will be charged with hypocrisy. if they go along with it they will be charged with pandering to donald trump. it really puts them, given their past votes and past positions in a very awkward spot at a moment they would be better off without being in an awkward spot. >> great point on the runoffs in georgia, already tiptoeing through the tulips on the election challenge by donald trump and his supporters and now double barrel awkwardness about overriding the president's veto and the checks whether to get more money, who is not going to be forgetting more money. >> they have already been fending off attacks for d

. >> the ncaa officially canceled the march madness tournament, men and women's. >> reporter: as thead, our vernacular spread. >> social distancing. >> social distancing. >> social distancing. >> >> reporter: we were told to stay home, work from home, learn from home. >> i'm working from home. craig and al are working from home. >> reporter: a shift that forced news anchors and host hosts to turn their personal dwellings into studios. >> reporter: we scoured for every day staples like tail let paper and clorox wipes. cases in new york skyrocketed so rapidly, freezer trucks served as mobile morgues. in a city stifled by the constant screams of sirens, at 7:00 p.m. each night the soundtrack shifted in tribute to health care heroes on the front lines. [ cheers and applause ]. >> reporter: comforting sounds also filled the air when coronavirus survivors were finally released from hospitals. in the spring, a new normal started to take shape. >> the first is a sign at the front door saying everyone who enters is required to wear face coverings. >> reporter: for some, patience wore thin. pr

. >> attended iowa state where he secured two ncaa wrestling championships.ost only one, well, you know in politics, i won two, so i'm 2-and-0. and that is pretty good too. can you guys come with me for a minute? i know you saw me with the senator. i think i'm in love, possibly for the first time. so, yes, senator lipton and i are having an affair. i hope that i can count on your sensitivity, maturity, and discretion. why? [music playing] all right, good, yeah. just sell it and get the best price you can, ok? or we can hope for a holiday rally. mike, i'm not a day trader. i'm just a first responder in a disaster. andy's family had a total meltdown. his dad blew through all their money and took off to argentina with a younger woman. and his brother, walt jr., locked himself in the wine cellar. the weirdest part is andy. the aftermath got dumped on him. and the way he's been handling it is just so-- competent. right? are the nards hurting? yeah, you bet. got kicked pretty hard. family shattered. super sad. but i'm kind of crushing it in the damage control depar

muffle the noise so typically the noise of the thunderstorm will not travel as far as that will do ncaaighter skies in the thunder snow but it's unusual to get thunder snow but to get the intense sounds that we saw last night in a very unusual. now we are all going to be watching out for this phenomenon. can it be predicted? again we need to temperatures to be subzero so we get in the snow fall, instantly got those conditions coming up over the next few days. this weekend, temperatures still hovering around or below freezing overnight. and we just need that instability in the atmosphere, and there's a bit of that around. keep an eye out over the next few days, you may be lucky enough to see some. in her eyes and ea rs enough to see some. in her eyes and ears will be peeled, thank you very much. a world war two veteran who had been suffering from coronavirus has been discharged from hospital — to celebrate his 104th birthday at home. doctors, nurses and family members lined up # happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you. doctors, nurses and family members lined up with posters and bal

. >> the ncaa shocking basketball fans. >> thousands of top athletes side lined. >> reporter: after months of no games the nba created a bubble to resume play safely at disney world. athletes used the time off to bring awareness to racial justice sparked by the police involved killings of george floyd and breonna taylor. >> we are dedicating this season to breonna taylor, an outstanding emt who was murdered over 130 days ago in her home. >> the same energy we had on the floor is the same energy we have towards justice for breonna taylor. >> reporter: then taking unprecedented action, interrupting play after another shooting of a black man by police. >> we keep loving this country, and this country has not loved us back. and it's just really so sad. >> the outrage over the police shooting of jacob blake spilling onto the courts and fields of american professional sports. >> reporter: the wnba, major league baseball and soccer all postponing their games in solidarity. >> we all have an opportunity to keep the focus on the issues and demand change. >> reporter: back on the court, the los ange

john, i'll let you have another ncaa here at ms. parnicza. >> beth, i have a question from our online audience. that this kind of interesting question speaking about postwar stuff and i don't know why i'm going out of focus, as well. my shirt must be too loud. how did the radical republicans respond to those terms when they heard about them at appomattox? that's something that one person would love to know in the comments, were they too lenient, et cetera, et cetera? >> yeah. you know, i think -- and i'm going to start to show some of my own limitations, because i'm not a political historian. i try to weave it in as best i can. but it's my least favorite thing. so the radical republicans took a much more unhappy chance at reconstruction as it goes along. my guess is they were not thrilled with the terms, but i don't know. that's a good question. >> i don't think they didn't think in a unified way, so that's an important way. the second point is a recognition that there's military victory that has been achieved. so how do you preserv

stanford coach tara vander beer now stands alone in the ncaa history books after passing the record setgendary pat summitt last night. the victory over pacific is the 1099th of vanderveer's career. s they honored summitt. >> i hope that pat is looking down and happy that i'm still able to coach and try to take the game to the next level. you know, she was a great coach and i got better because of playing against coaches like pat summitt. >> sure. >> and jean know auriemma. the top coaches in the game, jodie conrad. >> a class act. >>> the top five teams in the penultimate college rankings remain unchanged. alabama leads, followed by notre dame, clemson, and penn state. as notre dame and clemson will meet for the second time this season in saturday's acc championship game. meanwhile, the crimson tide head into the s.e.c. championship after florida dropped a loss at home to lsu. and ohio state, after playing only five games this season, takes on number 14, northwestern, in the big ten championship. on the outside, iowa state who didn't play this past weekend moved up a spot to number six

the supreme court will hear a case challenging the ncaa athlete compensation rules.college sports blurs the lines between student athletes and professionals. 60 teenagers celebrating a 14th birthday party flooded out of a party bus into a mall parking lot. officers had to break up several fights. the police department posting parents it's your responsibility to manage your children. >> also a man hunt for a murder suspect that took over a transport van at a mcdonald's drive through. check out more headlines and foxnews.com. 24/7 for you. it's the most important news of the day all day. we could have a second covid-19 by the end of this week. how would pfizer and moderna versions compare? dr. marty is here with us. a fox news medical contributor and from johns hopkins university. hello, doc. good afternoon to you. interesting reading on this. go ahead and tell us the difference between pfizer at a deep, deep freeze and moderna at a slight freeze we'll call it >> good to see you, bill. the overwhelming results are 100% in preventing serious illness. if you look at deat

but you look at the ncaa, they did one smart thing.id do come okay, this year won't count. everybody played this year will not count toward eligibility. anything that happened this year will be a plus. a lot of pluses. >> trey: coach, i want to thank you --t i want to thank yu for everything you have done for college football, coach. god bless you and happy new year. more of this special after the break. ♪ >> trey: welcome t back to the special edition of the "hannity." unfortunately that's all theoo time he left this evening. my new book, "doesn't hurt to ask" can help you make your case and the new year. thank you for joining us tonight, raymond arroyo is in for a laura ingraham where he has an exclusive interview with a famous mel gibson. >> raymond: it's don't tellas everybody, trey. merry christmas to you, greatt show. this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" and you will want to stay for the entire hour tonight. what is the president's path forward as the electoral college results are thought to be certified by congress?

. >> the ncaa shocking basketball fans, no tournaments, no championships this year. >> the 2020 olympicstponed. thousands of top athletes sidelined. >> reporter: after months of no games, the nba created a bubble to resume play safely at disney world. athletes used the time off to bring awareness to racial justice sparked by the police-involved killings of george floyd and breonna taylor. >> we are dedicating this season to breonna taylor, an outstanding emt murdered over 130 days ago in her home. >> same energy we have on the floor is the same energy that we have towards having justice for breonna taylor. >> reporter: taking unprecedented action interrupting play after another shooting of a black man by police. >> we keep loving this country and this country does not love us back, and it's just, it's really so sad. >> the outrage over the police shooting of jacob blake spilling onto the courts and fields of american professional sports. >> reporter: the wnba, major league baseball and soccer postponing their games in solidarity. >> we all have an opportunity to keep the focus on the iss

the ncaa tournament canceled first time ever. sent their players home from spring tra training. sports everywhere postponed with no return in sight. >> even if out for months, for six weeks, we can still restart the season. >> for more than three months, no sports to watch. over the summer events did start to slowly come back with nascar being the first to allow fans. the sport's only black driver successfully campaigned nascar to ban the confederate flag from its races and bubba wallace became suspected victim of a hate crime at talladega speedway. >> nascar investigating a noose found in the garage of bubba wallace. >> rallies around him. >> drivers wanted to show support of me. >> in the end of fbi determined the noose was a garage doing pull in the graur before wallace was assigned to it. >> it looks increasingly i'm like going to be watching an unprecedented amount of sports on tv pretty soon. >> in july the nba returned moving all operations to a bubble in disany world. a great success with the league having zero positive c

. >> the ncaa officially canceled the march madness tournament. >> reporter: as the virus spread, our> social distancing. >> social distancing. >> reporter: even the word zoom took on new meaning. >> mines is a quarantini because it's water. >> learn from home. work from home. >> i'm working from home. craig and al are working from home. >> news anchors and hosts transformed their personal dwellings into tv studios. >> can i do that again? >> yeah, you can. let me tell a joke first. >> reporter: we longed for our friends and scoured for everyday staples like toilet paper and clorox wipes. but more than that, we mourned for those we lost as cases in new york skyrocketed so rapidly, freezer trucks served as mobile morgues. in a city stifled by the constant screams of sirens, at 7:00 pm east night the soundtrack shifted in tribute to heros on the front lines. comforting sounds also filled the air when coronavirus survivors were finally released from hospitals. in the spring, a new normal started to take shape. >> the first greeting is a sign at the front door saying everyone who enters i

. >> bill: democratic senators introducing a college athletes bill of rights that could change the ncaae athletes, garren fee lifetime scholarships and more. urban meyer here with. welcome back to our broadcast today. >> great to see you, bill. merry christmas. >> bill: hope your family is getting together. i think they are. >> they are. >> bill: this movement in the senate goes along with the story at the u.s. supreme court. that will now take up a case that will determine whether or not college athletes should be paid. what do you think about that idea? >> this has been a long time coming. name and likeness is supposed to go into effect. that is not necessarily getting paid by a market value system where if someone has market value for a car dealership for shoe contracts, et cetera, from what i understand, that will happen this summer. it will change. it will change college athletics forever. if it's positive or negative, do you be determined. >> bill: do you expect it to happen? >> name and likeness will happen. it means players 17, 18, 19-year-olds can have agents. they can get jers

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. >> the ncaa shocking basketball fans, no tournaments, no championships this year. >> the 2020 olympicsop athletes sidelined. >> reporter: after months of no games, the nba created a bubble to resume play safely at disney world. athletes used the time off to bring awareness to racial justice sparked by the police-involved killings of george floyd and breonna taylor. >> we are dedicating this season to breonna taylor, an outstanding emt who was murdered over 130 days ago in her home. >> the same energy we have on the floor is the same energy that we have towards having justice for breonna taylor. >> reporter: then taking unprecedented action interrupting play after another shooting of a black man by police. >> we keep loving this country and this country does not love us back, and it's just, it's really so sad. >> the outrage over the police shooting of jacob blake spilling onto the courts and fields of american professional sports. >> reporter: the wnba, major league baseball and all soccer postponing their games in solidarity. >> we all have an opportunity to keep the focus on the issu