emmert, has the ncaa studied this proposal? would it have ramifications on female collegiate athletics? >> well, the majority of women's sports are non-revenue producing sports so they are dependent on revenue sports in the institution or direct subsidies from the schools either in the form of student athletic fees or targeted donations or just transfer of money as dr. livingstone stayed from the rest of the university. there are very very few schools of those 1100 who operate without some level of subsidy at that this point. so you would have to make the tradeoffs and decisions that dr. livingstone was just describing. >> thanks. i see my time is expired. i appreciate it and i yield back. >> i thank the gentlemen and recognize mr. mcinerny for five minutes. >> i thank the chair and i thank the panelists. it is an interesting discussion. in general i've heard clearly that uniform n.i.l. regulations are needed as well as a level playing field. so we'll take that as a certain starting point. >> to put athletes in video games and

the ncaa gender equity's task force. i can assure you the challenges our divers and is a task by itself. i understand the concerns of public scrutiny and the challenges we have to protect the integrity of college sports. we have students who reside in five different states with different nil laws. although the doors are wide open , the laws are inconsistent. i want to assure you that 3000 young people every day and coaches who committed their lives to young adults and administrators were doing their best are more concerned about the academic achievement, health and safety, and academic opportunities are forward and less concerned about the inequities because of the inconsistencies of what we cannot control. our students visibility may be different than what you see weekly, but the aches, pains, desires to win, academic goals, and dreams to be leaders and entrepreneurs are the same. i ask that we pause to understand the differences of who we are amongst our institutions and congresses. -- and conferences. the majority of

the ncaa gender equity's task force. i can assure you the challenges our divers and is a task by itself. i understand the concerns of public scrutiny and the challenges we have to protect the integrity of college sports. we have students who reside in five different states with different nil laws. although the doors are wide open , the laws are inconsistent. i want to assure you that 3000 young people every day and coaches who committed their lives to young adults and administrators were doing their best are more concerned about the academic achievement, health and safety, and academic opportunities are forward and less concerned about the inequities because of the inconsistencies of what we cannot control. our students visibility may be different than what you see weekly, but the aches, pains, desires to win, academic goals, and dreams to be leaders and entrepreneurs are the same. i ask that we pause to understand the differences of who we are amongst our institutions and congresses. -- and conferences. the majority of

should be with coping rather than ncaa above the law. and ensuring the nil freedoms, it's of little important compared to pressing issues, the committee has jurisdiction in matters of public health and act to protect college athletes n2002 i testified before this subcommittee and sounded the alarm of lack of enforcement of healthy safety standards after deaths of college athletes in florida, florida state, and asked congress to protect college athletes, but they didn't. between 2000 and 2018, 85 college athletes have died from college sports activities. in the following years, ncaa and athletic trainers surveyed, admitted returning players with concussions to the same game and said they were pressured by coaches to do so. there have been devastating accounts of suicide among college athletes later determined to have chronic encephalopathy, or cte. and it's not to force the athlete into the same game and shamefully it's not against to abuse college athletes. hundreds of hundreds of college athletes were sexually abused at ohio state, mich

we're one of 23 of ncaa institutions. [inaudible]. one associate member headquartered here in north carolina. the ciaa plays significant role historically and holistically in this country. they value a rich legacy of our past, leader in our communities to bridge the gap in our communities in which our resources support 90% of black and brown athletes who tend to be first generation. i appreciate this invitation to testify today about a topic that's consumed our industry at all levels. all of us are benefactors of what we see and don't see weekly on national tv and platforms. [inaudible] visibility and revenue potential from donors and responsibility source. the -- sponsors. without compromising the academic programs which are primary to the foundations particularly for hbcu's. our concerns today as a former female student athlete and professional for almost 30 years in this industry is the loss of the innocence of sports being compromised the revenue that's not the reality of majority. this is a transformative moment in college histor

. >> reporter: for the first time a pair of women place kickers scored points in an ncaa football gamefreshmen roommates kicking extra points >> i had butterflies the entire time. i'm like, okay it might happen. it might not but it might. >> it still feels surreal. it doesn't really feel like it happened yet >> reporter: this is no stunt or fluke. alyssa is a walk-on from the women's soccer team. delaney was recruited to kick by the head football coach jeff nar. >> they play kicker and just happen to be female. >> reporter: they are believed to be the fifth and sixth women kickers to score in an ncaa game. >> it feels pretty good knowing there is only six of us so far, hoping there is going to be a lot more. >> reporter: a first made better by the reaction of the male team they call brothers. >> there was no better feeling than making it, especially having your brothers on the sideline celebrating after what just happened >> reporter: making history and scoring opportunities for everyone anne thompson, nbc news >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching, every

i think ncaa women's tournaments, the march madness inequity is a perfect example of that, of just thisthat men's sports deserve more attention because they make more money has inherently held back women's sports because they have never been given that same chance. so there is fundamental stuff that really has to happen across the board in women's sports, every women's sport. >> meg linehan, thanks for your reporting. hopefully some of that will change. we appreciate you coming on and talking to us. thank you. >> thank you. >>> senator kyrsten sinema has harsh words for democratic leaders over their decision to delay the infrastructure vote. lawmakers in her home state of arizona have harsh words for her. how the frustration could bubble up into a primary challenge in 2024. a primary challenge in 2024 do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. >> tech: when you get a chip in

from the big 12 men's basketball conference championships and ncaa march madness and with plans to host the nfl football draft in 2023, we have a great fan-friendly facility and something for everyone in the family to do. we have the lodging, public transportation and dining options needed to make the world cup a great success. the fifa world cup is the largest and most single sporting event in the world and there is no greater place for it to be held than kansas city. thank you, mr. president, and i yield back. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. hoeven: mr. president, i rise today to talk about the harmful impacts of president biden'ss policies are having on the global supply chain and consumer energy prices. americans today are facing the highest increase in costs for goods and services in over a decade. with inflation now more than 5% and rising. our workforce participation rate is stagnant. there's still 4.3 million fewer workers today than there were in february of 2020. nationally there are more than 10 million job openings, more th

coach hopkins didn't give up, and eventually reported the accusations to the ncaa.se of that, the university retaliated against hopkins, gave him poor performance reviews, and told steve o'brien, the deputy athletic director, to fire him. o'brien refused to do that, it was instead fired himself. >> underlying this commendation is the sadness of the suffering of others, and dismay that the actions that coach hopkins and i took should be so uncommon as to warrant public recognition. >> reporter: while this represents an ugly chapter in the history of san jose state, i ask that people view it for what it is. this is the actions of a serial predator, and a small group of rogue administrators who enabled his abuse over more than 10 years. >> reporter: san jose state released a statement saying, quote, san jose state university gratefully acknowledges the efforts of all the bring forward reports of sexual abuse. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> take a live look at the majestic princess cruise ship docked right now along the embarcadero. big changes are comi

coach hopkins did not give up, reporting the alleged abuse to the ncaa. after he did that, the university gave him poor performance reviews, and told steve o'brien, the deputy ascetic director at the time, to fire the coach. o'brien refused, and was instead fired himself. last month, a bombshell from the department of justice. a 29 page report saying the university retaliated against hopkins and o'brien. >> our thoughts, empathy, and compassion should be with the dozens of survivors from six separate teams at tennessee state. our focus should be on their healing. >> reporter: what kept you going? 11 years is a long time. >> my family, especially as a father of a daughter, wanting the right thing to be done for women to protect women. >> for the student athletes, i applaud your courage and resilience throughout the ordeal. you are a source of strength for many, and i wish you the same in your own personal journeys of healing and recovery moving forward. >> given the history, did san jose state comment on what happened today? >> reporter: yes, they released

illinois celebrates in 2018 win a game that featured the most overtimes in ncaa history and illinois's over a top 10 team. in 14 years in ames, iowa state hosting another top 18th ranked oklahoma state down for the cyclones go in front with 5.5 minutes left. briefs hall punches it in from four yards out. it's 24 21, the 19th straight game in which hall had scored a rushing touchdown defensive stand needed, though, for iowa state to wrap the game up fourth and two spencer sanders to brendan presley for the cowboys. presley stopped short of the first down the change show it not by a lot, but the ball has turned over on down. cyclone fans celebrate 13 24 21 win as they had oklahoma state. its first loss, and those all time lists are largely meaningless. but it was much talked about this week when the warriors klay thompson was left off the nba's top 75 of all time. well here's how that plays in the locker room. somebody put a number 77 jersey and thompson's locker, which you probably wore. the video is courtesy of draymond green is getting a good laugh along with steph curry that you guys

you are a husband, a father, a grandfather, ncaa wrestling champion, you are also author of a book, howa book? tell us what got you excited enough to sit down and put pen to taper. >> thank you, trey, you have writ friend great books. i took my lead from watching you in how you should prepare for committee hearings. we wrote a book. what you tell the voters of south carolina, you got congress you did that. i try do the same thing, it is basic, we talk about big investigations we are involved with. benghazi and irs and impeachment and behind scenes with president trump, and then freedom caucus, i think your viewers, i think they will enjoy the read, preorder on amazon or barns barnes & noble if they want to reorder it. take them behind the scenes. to do what the voters. trey: i tell you, nobody prepared more than you, it shows with your questions, can't wait to read your book. hope it is big print. and easy small words so i can understand it. >> thank you. trey: coming up, is there value in halloween? that is next on "sunday night in america." >> are you ready to start a great career? >>

i am not sure if they have made the same case to the ncaa --ncia . here is one thing of which i am not skeptical. it is that it is easier to build a cheap wireless device with poor consumer performance in china than it is here. what happens when in -- industry elements better receivers standards? you pay more yes. it supports higher quality of service and may exclude low-quality players that are coming from former -- foreign men factors. it makes it feasible for domestic to compete with better components. perhaps some of these will be even be made to messick lee. it sounds to me like -- being made domestically. what more is a practical matter in an industry that sets its own floors. no one would say that there are not standards out there. the commission would have a hard time finding the right standard. i agree with that premise to a degree. after all, i was looking at the membership rules of the big trade associations and it occurred to me that there are individual trade associations that could have more member companies than the fcc has staff. if w

reporter: you think we should pay college football players for their image like the gnaw -- ncaa is allowingy mind, i thought there was a purity in amateur sports, and we should not ruin with with money, but then i met a guy one of the best -- of the game, and one of the significant people, he suffered two injured in college, and it cost him a chance at nfl. they risk their health and future for the school they attending. i have a question for you. >> are you motivated by fear of failure or a desire for success? think about it what motivates you more? let me know what you think, on-line or e-mail us. >> political party spend so much time and energy trying to gain control, once they have it, seems that chaos rains down, democrat control the house and the senate, but they don't have much to show for it. midterms are coming fast. senator mike lee on the democrat agenda and who will get to set it next. prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. this isn't just freight. these ar

the ncaa is doing a disservice to black athletes a country. >> the kodak prescott of the cowboys, allse phenomenal players who played for texas teams. what kind of position does this put them in now? >> congratulations on your last four years. 2020 has been a remarkable moment for us. what is "happening now," these folks are not pro-black. everything they touched is going against us. we've lost the last four years 40% of the black community due to abortion, 20 million black babies, voting against pro-choice for black kids which is why we have black boys in the state of california cannot read or write. these guys on the wrong side and i'm thankful for the opportunity to show what this is about. it was might supremacists, leading the country in the gross middle-class, it was a black elitist we trust that opened the doors to leftist and marxist and we've seen the result of that. the door is open, eyes opening and the black community will start realizing these never been our friends and not our friends today. >> lieutenant governor patrick, the new york times is lamenting the fact that mo

her earned run average is second in ncaa history, her 74 shutouts still hold the record at her alma meaterve me so many or -- it's a family here: >> reporter: after college she went for the gold and got it not once, not twice, but three times at the '96 atlanta games, in 2000 in sydney and at the 2004 olympics in greece. fernandez pitched in 11 games at the olympics going 7-1 as a pitcher and batting over .300 with 3 homers and 15 rbis. >> you are representing something that is much bigger than yourself in terms of what you're willing to do for your country, but also to note it's that one moment's time that you have to be at your best. >> reporter: and one thing she never forgets, her passion and pride for her hispanic heritage. >> i am cuban and i am puerto rican. i am very proud that i represent many, and to me, that's the most important thing that i do that with pride and with honor. jon: congratulations, lisa. and alicia acuna, thank you. >>> for the first time since hurricane ida hammered new orleans in august, the saints are back playing in the big easy. today's superdome homecoming,

. >> and we had a story the other day about an ncaa basketball player who didn't want to get the vaccine got the vaccine. there are also substance abusers, smokers, drinkers, marijuana users are all at higher risk of breakthrough infections even if fully vaccinated. why is that? >> i'm not surprised at all by this finding. so i chair the advisory group for an opioid treatment center, and when i was the health commissioner for baltimore, i also worked closely with the people with substance abuse disorders. this is a group that is medically fragile. this is a group that has often undiagnosed and untreated other medical conditions that predispose them to severe outcomes for covid-19 already. also individuals with the disease of addiction also tend to have unstable housing and lack of access to food and health care, so these are people who have a higher rate of exposure also to covid-19, too. this is just another reminder about the intersection with covid through other health dispa disparities. it's also a reminder that covid is not just a public control. there are other epidemics, like the

to the other with this 99 yard run, giving him the longest running touchdown for a quarterback in ncaay. the previous record was held by mark malone who in 1979 ran 98 yards to score. >> that one extra yard. >> that was a quarterback, keep that mind, too. he's not a running back. my knees hurt just watching that. >>> we have a lot to get this morning, let's get to the other headlines this morning. the fight other vaccine mandates heating up, deadlines looming for police officers in some of america's largest cities. now reports that cam newton has been vaccinated in an effort to try to make his return to the nfl. the 32-year-old was released from the patriots before the beginning of the regular season. >>> and two of hollywood's most powerful groups have reached a deal averting a strike that could have shut down productions nationwide. sources say the agreement includes ten hour turn around times between shifts and 54 hour turn arounds on weekends and a 3% pay increase for each year covered by the new contract. >> the coast guard now identified a cargo ship as a "party of interest" in t

you were like an ncaa men's basketball coach, and this was like a step down for you.'s a guy who goes in with these preconceived idea of what female sports should be, and i'm just blown away. a crusty old, jerky -- his ideals were just so outdated. and it's beautiful to watch the guy just change like that and play out through a whole season. and i'm so grateful for disney picking it up. there's so many analytics that didn't work here, it worked here, and it was like -- you know, we don't know, we're trying to figure it out. i said, this is what disney is to me. it's inclusion, heart, guts. and they had the guts go, we're going to pick it up. >> jimmy: you also have this podcast. it's something very close to your heard. it's a podcast about -- and i don't think a lot of younger people know about this. the kidnapping of frank sinatra, jr. >> it's a fascinating story about this guy who was at the lowest point in his life, and he's in his car, and on the radio, god's voice came and said kidnap someone to get out of your troubles. he kidnapped frank sinatra, jr. >> jimmy:

welcome to this evening's ncaa women's volleyball contest.has worked a nuer of jobs to help cover her college costs. including a work-study position in the athletics department. >> i need to work so i can pay my tuition. >> it goes directly in here. reporter: she has wanted to go to trinity's she was a child. >> my mom went there. she came here when i was in the womb. everybody was so nice. i fell in love with the college. reporter: her account balance was over $6,000. that made her question whether she could stay in school. >> i don't know how to pay it. i don't work enough hours to pay it. i was pretty worried i was going to get kicked out. reporter: she got the news that her account was cleared. >> i called my mom and said, my debt is paid off. she was like, what? i said, my debt is paid off from trinity. they are starting me over, i financial new start. reporter: there's a weight that has been lifted? >> yes. a very big life. reporter: the provost says it is money well spent. >> this is not giving away free money to students who are just

who else can say they hosted a world cup for men world cup for women the olympic games and then five ncaa championships plus. have a major league soccer team. we had a woman's united soccer team that won the championship here. so to me the south bay is the hub for soccer in america. the world cup is in the blood of santa clara university's women's soccer coach jerry smith. he worked with brazil. france when scu is a host location in '94 and his wife was the star of the 1999 women's world cup brandy chastain coach smith believes 2026 will be the year the world cup returns to the bay that women's world cup in 99 captivated the world and the men's world cup every four years captivates the world and to be able to do that and do that here in the san francisco bay area. yeah levi stadium in our city of santa clara would just be amaz. thing after this weekend fifa will continue to visit the locations bidding to be one of the lucky 9 to 10 us cities to host the 2026 world cup and if all goes well, we'll learn if levi's stadium makes that cut early this spring in the south bay dustin dorsey abc 7

her earned run average is second in ncaa history. her senior year, she led the nation in both pitching and hitting, batting over .500. just proud to be able to be a brew in. gave me my development on the field and off-the-field, and you know it's a family here. reporter: after college she went for the gold and got it. not once, not twice, but three times, at the 96 atlanta games, in 2000 in sidney and at the 2004 olympics in greece. fernandez pitched in 11 games at the olympics going 7 in 1 as a pitcher batting over .300 with three homers and 15 rbi's. >> you are representing something that is much bigger than yourself in terms of what you're willing to do for your country, but also, to know that it's that one moment in time that you just have to be at your very best. it is awesome, to be able to represent team usa but still be able to know who i was in terms of being cuban, but more importantly to me was being a latina and representing those girls that may not realize the opportunities that they set forth. reporter: now in her 23rd

it is a great - advert for the ncaa route. what a summer for british _ nice guy off court. and what a summer for british tennis, . nice guy off court. and what a i summer for british tennis, andy murray coming back from emma raducanu, dan evans, what impact do you think this is having on young people coming into the sport, using a difference it is making? i people coming into the sport, using a difference it is making?— a difference it is making? i think it is treat a difference it is making? i think it is great for— a difference it is making? i think it is great for these _ a difference it is making? i think it is great for these top - a difference it is making? i think it is great for these top players i a difference it is making? i think. it is great for these top players to drop the rope ladder down and for young people to believe that they can get to the top of the game, whether it is emma, her stratospheric rise, or whether it is cam's steady process. certainly in the world i occupy a mad junior tennis as well, i think t

the city regularly welcomes thousands and thousands of fans for events such as big 12 men's ncaa basketball champion and will be the location for the 2023 national football league, the nfl draft. due to major investment in kansas city's transportation and infrastructure, something that both senator blunt and i and our colleagues senator hawley and senator marshall, have worked on kansas city is well-equipped to support soccer fans from around the globe. they will be welcomed a at brand-new kansas city airport which is undergoing a renovation restart for a state-of-the-art terminal scheduled to be completed in 2023. and in 2020, kansas city also became the first major metropolitan area to offer bus transportation free of charge. additionally, the kansas city street car offers free fares with stops just a short walk from dining and entertaining experiences in kansas city. early in my post college year career, i had an average in kansas city. the circumstances of kansas city and that long time ago in which i was a worker in downtown kansas city is significantly is different. it is the entertai