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the ncaa has passed the buck. i went on their website, and look at every single sport to see what each sports policy was. many of them were the 10 animals of testosterone level. the one that had the strictest rules against biological males were triathlon, and water polo. so, if you want your daughters to have the best chance to play put them in triathlons, and water polo. otherwise, good luck. >> well, it seems to me that the ncaa has failed in what i believe is overburden some governance that they have failed in this. ms. gaines, you and i spoke last august in colorado. and you were still very appropriately really shocked, and surprised that this even happened without your notice. without your consent. without the coaches being aware. and you considered it to be an assault. i'm going to use those terms. that you were faced with a male in a locker room. and it is true that i think that there should have been some understanding that they were going to take advantage of you, and the things that were of norm. have yo

this seem the ncaa. if there the governing body over what occurs over the ncaa meets. or, matches.hould be very concerned about this. what do you believe? where do you believe they have failed id governance? and safety in this issue? either one of you, please. specifically the ncaa has kicked the ball down the road as it were. they have decided to leave leadership of the governing sports organizations to their own rules. developing whether or not individuals need for example testosterone suppression. or, whether or not sports can be separated ical sex. unfortunately, the ncaa has significant influence. their membership. their ranking system is sort of a damocles. were the other athletic organizations. the managing bodies, and institutions that want to maintain their ranking. whether that's so, to fail to make a unified policy. maintaining sex separated spaces as the ncaa has recognized for years. it's ultimately made it harder for college administrators who with the choice of do we forgo our ranking? do we forgo the revenue that comes with it? or, do we essentially told what is com

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university of pennsylvania and ncaa nominatedly yaed leah thoms well. letter. went back this year to do the exact same thing because over the course of the past year the ncaa hasn't changed policies. women continue to be discriminated against on the basis of our sex, president charlie baker, he knew we were coming, we forewarned him the day before. he mentioned he would send a representative out. he didn't want to be seen participating in any capacity with the people involved in our rally. the people i delivered -- the people on the governing board who i delivered the petition and letter to didn't look me in the eyes which is pretty disheartening as a female athlete, a nominee for the you award they were presenting later that evening, myself the year prior. >> riley, forgive me for not knowing, but that's part of having someone like you who is plugged into the issue on the show, what is the ncaa current policy on gender athletes, is it gender identity, a year of hormone treatment? what is the policy? is it sport by sport? help me out. >> in 2010 they im

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liz: okay, women athletes protested at ncaa annual convention in phoenix.amilies, coaches, they're all outraged over biological males competing and harming women athletes in sports. fox news william la jeunesse in los angeles with more. reporter: liz, ncaa accepted 70,000 signatures on a petition demanding single sex competition. no guys in girl's sports and no men on women's teams. but the organization did not change its policy allowing each sport to set test toosh roan levels for -- testosterone levels for transgender athletes. it gives them a spot on the team and a chaps to win and humiliating experience for women sharing a locker room with athletes like will thomas who sam as a man before transitioning to lea tropical storms. >> we were forced to undress in the presence of lea, a 6'4 tall biological male fully in tact with male genitalia. this did not happen once or twice but 18 times every week. >> i had to change into a skin tight racing swim suit in front of a man. as a swimmer, our racing suits take up to 30 minutes to get on. i covered myself with

in the world of sports, athletes planning to flood the na ncaa. two athletes speaking at today's rally share us with a message they will share today. >> todd: just part of the massive show we have on tap. alina habba will be here and matt whitaker reacting to the hunter biden spectacle we all saw on capitol hill. keep it here on "fox and friends first." ♪ choice hotels is a family of brands that helps you get the most for your money, so you can be any traveler you want to be. you can be a free, hot breakfast hero at a comfort hotel. yes! that's how you waffle! a romantic weekend escaper at a cambria hotel. or mr. get the party started! heyyyyy!! be a pool lounger. or, a big-room relaxer. with 22 brands — and the best value for your money — choice hotels has a stay for any you. book direct at choicehotels.com. where travels come true. gotta get the corners. michael: in vietnam, a grenade took my ability to see. today, i'm a sculptor. my victory is bringing beauty into the world. announcer: dav helps more than a million veterans every year. support

more than 20,000 participated in ncaa sports each year. the conferences of the atlantic coast conference big-time big 12 pac-12 and southeastern conference spent 749 olympic athletes to the 2015 rio de janeiro olympic games. 442 athletes are 59% representing anyone of our than 51 countries other than team usa at the world cup, 151 athletes spent time developing the american soccer program. again, it is worth pausing here to marvel at this improbable scheme. college football most american of all pursue disdain for the development of olympic talent from all corners of the globe. the united states is the last remaining place in the world where the term amateur is still used to describe a major category sports participation. the current olympic charter amateur appears exactly zero times. it appears 194 times. the term amateur is fluid and its dynamic nature that causes this in college sports. using amateur in the way to suggest that getting paid to play directly by educational institutions are mutually exclusive. it has made college athletes v

when t sports act passed the ncaa was still a men's only sports organization.olleges andniversities were already grappling withow to support wen's athletics in an equible way to comply with tle ix is an education amendment of 1972. today while acknowledging m's llege footbal american women enjoy equitable access to a wid range of best in wld spos programs. fty-one years after the passage of title ix, however, k-12 schools he not enjoy the same attention energy and maatory reporting mechanisms to ensure gender eity in school sports. much like they have neglected the grassroots responsibilities in pursuitf olympic gold so to as media activists in the government focusing policy microscope in a public spotlight on a public sport at the expense of the countries k-12 school children. k-12 school sports reflect broader societal barriers tt were to keep too many kids from low income families, kids with color, disabilities out of sports. k-12 schools vard levels of funding makeccess to many sports teams offered by college progra and therefore access to olpic development

on sunday, longtime coach tara vanderveer made ncaa history by pah'-ha-roe vanderveer.and with that win over oregon state, vanderveer captured win number 1203 and became the winningest coach in college basketball history. uh- joining us today live from that huge night. tara vanderveer thank you so much. such an honor. congratulations >> thank you very much. thanks for having me. >> no. how are you feeling today? has it all sunken in yet? >> it's honestly been a really, um. it's been a fabulous experience. um, i'm. it's a little overwhelming, i'll be honest with you. and, uh, i'm trying to keep up with my emails and texts, but i'm. i'm way behind. >> well, i can imagine. it's so many. it just a magical moment that, you know, we're not surprised by. we knew it was coming, but there it was. and afterwards, so much celebration. can i just show one picture that we loved? the team was great. the celebration. but also afterwards you went to dinner and we understand you ran into 40 niners running back and of course stanford alum christian mccaffrey. look at that i love this pic

it can happen through courts, legislation or the ncaa itself.hey could ban athletes born male from competing in female sports. that's what this campaign argues. one, men have a competitive advantage, transgender or not. two this rob women of opportunities, a spot on the team. seat on the bus, shot to win. finally the humiliating experience of sharing a locker room with athletes like will thomas who swam as a man before transitioning to lia thomas. >> my teammates and i were forced to undressed in the presence of lia. this did not happen once or twice but 18 times every week. >> i had to change into a skin tight racing swimsuit in front of a man. as a swimmer, our racing suits take up to 30 minutes to get on and i covered myself with a towel and park yeah while i changed in the locker room several times a day. >> right now ncaa policy allows transgender women to compete if they suppress testosterone levels for one year. then it is up to each sport to set a ceiling on testosterone. yesterday they had a rally protesting that poll cismd >> i'm not l

we do form a number of partnerships with entities including the ncaa you referenced. in which the marks can be used with specific parameters. and in that case in particular the motivation of our relationship with the ncaa is to promote the connection between collegiate athletes and olympians and their olympians. we have heard many references today to that important connection and what we learned is that many in america don't understand the importance of that connection and the importance of the collegiate system in helping to develop olympic and paralympic athletes in those sports in particular. so the motivation of the relationship is a partnership in which the ncaa institutions have the ability to promote the olympians and their olympians that are training and developing on their respective campuses. it is in agreement specific to the parameters around that purpose intensely. >> what did the usopc get in return for using the marks? >> in the ncaa agreement, i'm not going to be super familiar with all the terms, but the benefit was also promotion, access to movement

they brought their fight straight to the ncaa.se is live in los angeles with the story appeared how is the ncaa respondent, william? >> well, john commit accepted their letter and 70,000 signatures demanding no guys in girls sports, no men on women's teams, but the ncaa did not change their policy that it considers fair and inclusive, allowing each sport to set allowable testosterone levels for transgender women. yesterday's campaign argues they are wrong. here's why. men have a competitive advantage. a transgender or not. they rob women of opportunities. a spot on the team from a seat on the bus, a shot to win. and finally, the humiliating experience of sharing a locker room with athletes like will thomas, who swam as a man before transitioning to lia thomas. >> my teammates and i were forced to undress in the presence of lia, a 6'4" tall biological male, fully intact with male genitalia, this did not happen once or twice, but 18 times every week. >> tried to change into a skintight racing swimsuit in fr. as a swimmer come all ra

some people are saying on the ncaa side that they don't need congress to act, they need the ncaa to formeing proposed as a protection for students who are being taken advantage of. somebody testified at the hearing that there was a student that signed actually a very, very unfavorable contract to them because they didn't read the fine print. and so they want more cohesiveness in terms of what the contracts say, they want the people that are actually participating in these nil deals to register, and they don't want big, behemoth schools to be able to steal all of the talent from little schools. mike: right. the top earning nil athletes, let's show our audience. bronny james, son of lebron james, basketball player at usc. $6.1 million. shedeur sanders, quarterback at colorado, son of deion sanders. $3.8 million. livvy dunne, an lsu gymnast with a huge social media following, and arch manning, $2.9 million. he's the nephew of ely and peyton manning, quarterback at texas. and caleb williams, likely to be the first pick in the nfl craft, usc quarterback. this is a lot more than pizza money fo

the ncaa resisted establishing a standard.w makers want a national criterion for nils. >> there has to be ruled so you don't have the wild west. >> reporter: gop former football coach tommy tuberville introduced legislation for a system. ncaa president charlie baker endorses tuberville's bill. it documents athletes from entering the transfer portals to switch schools. previously they had to sit out a year for transferring. >> just to leave for money you have to pay a price. you're breaking a contract you're going somewhere else and you have to sit out a year before you play. >> reporter: power conference schools can now lure top athletes to secure bigger paydays. it's almost like free agency in the pros but some still want congress on the sidelines. >> be very, very careful before you ask congress to get involved. because congress has a tendency to micro manage. >> reporter: oklahoma state has a brand squad helping athletes manage themselves. but schools can only do so much. >> the ncaa has not been able to do this, and i beli

. >> the ncaa big ten football conference has suspended. of course this comes two months after the big ten suspended harbaugh for three games in the wake of michigan's alleged sign stealing scandal, where a former staffer was accused of running a scheme to videotape future team opponents. harbaugh could have faced major ncaa violations if he had stayed. >> it just feels so dang good. >> but hey, if your charger super fan mary ann doe, whom you may remember from her viral cameos on monday night football, your team just got a head coach who was in the super bowl until somebody proven not truthful, we can't really throw a stone. you're like, listen, my team was five and 12 last year. can i just have this, please? >> can i just have this moment? >> and speaking of that super bowl, jackson an end zone. >> the coach who beat him, his brother john has a chance to make it back this weekend. >> on sunday, his baltimore ravens will host the kansas city chiefs. >> kelce has the touchdown travis kelce will be there, whose brother jason became an intern

ncaa, we are here to give you a really loud message. i am 56 years old.f my life has been because title ix was passed, 37 words changed not only my life but everyone you see standing behind me, and millions of girls and women. it gave us the opportunities to play sports in college, to get athletic scholarships, and the rest of my entire life was affected by that. my first internship was getting to be at wimbledon, hello. >> sandra: fascinating plea from kim russell, a former oberlin coach. she and other young women, women obviously who have gone through their life fighting for this cause and to get equality in women's sports. they are now speaking out in a big way, this rally in phoenix, riley gaines is there, she's going to join us live coming up and hear what her message was on the ground there in arizona. >> john: looking forward to that. four days out from the iowa caucuses, chris christie suspends his campaign, and his bowing out may have shifted the dynamic in new hampshire where he had about 12% support. sitting down with the founder of the faith a

the ncaa resisted establishing a standard.s w want a national criteria for nils. >> there have got to be rules. >> former football coach tommy tuberville introduced legislation to create a uniform nil system. charlie baker endorses tuberville's bill, it docks athletes to enter the transfer port tall. previously had to sit out a year. >> just to leave for money, you need to pay a price. you are breaking a contract. you are going somewhere else. and you have got to set out a year before you play. >> power conference schools can now lure conference athletes to secure bigger paydays. almost like free agency in the pros. still some want congress on the sidelines. >> be very, very careful before you ask congress to get involved because congress has a tendency to micromanage. >> oklahoma state has a brand squad helping athletes manage themselves. but schools can only do so much. >> ncaa has not been able to do this and i believe that congress is the only ones that will be able to do this level playing field. >> haley mudge plays soft

. >> the ncaa big ten football conference has suspended. >> of course, this comes two months after thended harbaugh for three games in the wake of michigan's alleged sign stealing scandal, where a former staffer was accused of running a scheme to videotape future team opponents. harbaugh could have faced major ncaa violations if he had stayed. >> it just feels so dang good. >> but hey, if your charger super fan mary ann doe, whom you may remember from her viral cameos on monday night football, your team just got a head coach who was in the super bowl until somebody proven not truthful, we can't really throw a stone. you're like, listen, my team was five and 12 last year. can i just have this, please? can i just have this moment? and speaking of that super bowl jackson end zone. the coach who beat him, his brother john has a chance to make it back. this weekend. on sunday, his baltimore ravens will host the kansas city chiefs. >> kelce has the touchdown. >> travis kelce will be there, whose brother jason became an internet hall of famer last weekend with his shirtless celebration right

she just broke the record last night, becoming the all-time winningest coach in ncaa astral history, men's and women's pixie past coach k over at duke. >>> back to the 49ers, the million-dollar question, is devo healthy? he injured his shoulders against the packers, the win on saturday night. he missed the rest of that game late today, coach shanahan said devo didn't break anything it is going to be a wait and see how he feels later this week. by the way, kicked off now, nfc champions of alliance at 49ers at levi, 330 sunday afternoon, no rain in the forecast. as always, our good friends over at nbc sports bay area got you covered, pregame coverage begins at 2:30 in the afternoon. be sure to tune back in for a live postgame show from the locker room at levi's. >>> sharks hockey tonight. down and away, rainy down there. sharks and the la kings, got the umbrellas? this will be a fun game to watch. up in the third period, justin bailey with the breakaway goal here. he is fast. this gave the sharks a 3-2 lead. but you know what? the kings would come back and tie it so we end up in a shoo

i don't have a jacket as cool as hers, but -- >> you got to be the all-time winningest coach in ncaa. >> that's not going to happen for me. >> or me. thank you, jeff. as we wrap up, kit hoover getting started with "access hollywood." >> guys, what would oscar nominations be without some controversy? fans and experts alike are going crazy over the irony of ryan gosling getting nom nated for playing ken while margot robbie gets snubbed for starring as barbie. their point? the film's main theme is the challenges women face in a man's world. >> for ken to be nominated and not barbie, that goes against everything that the film is saying. >> well. >> it's not all bad for barbie. they have eight nominations plus one for america ferrera. perhaps the best surprise is the first oscar nomination for three-time emmy winner sterling k. brown. so we're going to look back at his road to the oscars. plus, sofia vergara opens up for the first time about what really caused her divorce from joe manganiello, and she got to see taylor swift thanks to help from jason kelce. 8-year-old ella reveals what th

a man is trying to become an olympic women's swimming champion and has already become an ncaa women'sia thomas's name now is in the books. i feel like south park has the randy savage voice character who decides to identify as a woman with a beard and go out and win championships everywhere. it is happening. you mentioned golf. i apologize for insulting your golf game. i'm sure it's better than mine. you have women's tees for a reason. the idea that men are not bigger, stronger and faster than women doesn't mean that every man is bigger, stronger and faster than every woman. at the apex of athletic ability at the summit men will be way bigger. this was a male college swimmer who has decided to identify as a woman and i hope the olympics stand up and disallow it. to your point if they want to allow it it would be crazy. >> bill: you don't know what kind of pressure goes down on that decision. we'll see what they say. clay, nice to see you. hear you on radio. >> appreciate it. >> dana: one democrat governor touting the success of legalizing weed in his state but he is not doing enough to

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carley: so many other sport, especially the ncaa, there was just a rally at the ncaa headquarters becausenes that would allow transgender women to compete and then, you know, at the college level you think about all that is at stake and all the work that women do to get there, and then some of them feel like they're getting pushed aside. it's an issue that doesn't, i don't think, has a real clear solution that would make everybody e happy -- will: you'll never make everybody happy. pete: never if make everybody happy concern. will: i got one that'll make 99- carley: 99.if 9 of the people happy. yeah, i know. [laughter] will: approval rating of, hey, you know, maybe compete according to the gender that you're born. pete: president dudes, yeah. will: 99 easy. all right. turning now to your headlines, the white house is establishing new guidelines for cabinet notifications in light of defense secretary loud austin's secret hospitalization. they emphasize ised better communication e between cabinet secretaries and staff ors. this change comes as the defense department official says austin is

when tara vanderveer surpasses legendary coach mike krzyzewski to become the all time winningest in ncaa basketball, vanderveer led her team to a 65 to 56 victory over the visiting oregon state women's basketball team. the 70 year old coach is in her 38th season at stanford. we will have much more on today's history making game coming up in a few minutes. in sports, thousands of cal state faculty and other staff preparing to walk the picket line tomorrow. >> coming up, the issues at the center of the labor dispute. >> also ahead, with a sharp rise in absentee ism, one state is taking drastic measures to get children in the classroom and stay there. we'll have the details coming up (vo) if you overdraw your account, wells fargo gives you an extra day grace period to avoid the overdraft fee. what if everything came with a grace period? like accidentally parking where you shouldn't... (driver 2) nah.. that one gets an extra day (vo) like having an extra day grace period? you can with wells fargo. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who

and that ncaa women's basketball final?wers, more than the 5-game average for last year's world series. >> the rise of social media has been a fabulous turn of events, and sports and women's sports fans. because in the old days it just wouldn't be covered. >> things that live rent free in my head include when angel city beat them. stephanie: 18 year-old ellie carson is active on tiktok, where she posts exclusively about her favorite sport, women's soccer. >> i posted the video and then like a lot of people saw it and like were commenting. and i was like blown away because i really didn't have other people in my life who liked women's soccer. and i was like, my god, there are other people? stephanie: carson was drawn to the sport during the 2019 world cup, when the u.s. women's team was campaigning to earn as much as their male counterparts. x -- >> it definitely draws you to a team when they stand for more than just the sport that they play. >> i love all things women's basketball. we can be competitors. stephanie: watching

. >> i covered her in 1996 and i covered her in couple of ncaa tournaments and won in 1990 and won in992 and 2021. talk about longevity and the ability to adapt with the game. and the fact she takes breaks and works out and all consumed. and a great coach and she really wants to have an old school life where she wants to read and get away from it all. because of that, she has stayed sharp and fresh and still loves it and her players love her and doing this at stanford at one of our great academic institutions. you can't get any player in to stanford. >> you mentioned 1996 olympic team. they had like lisa and cheryl and rebecca. the impact of that team and that win and the fan base and enthusiasm paid the way for the wnba and talk about the impact that vanderveer has had and the actual accomplishment of a league. >> that was the atlanta games in 1996, a lot of pressure. and took a year sabbatical from stanford to coach that dream team. in 19992 the women's team won the bronze medal. home olympics in atlanta. and the future of women's professional basketball. there were two leagues that

the ncaa. thank. thank you. of course. surviving my first meet and not getting last. true i didn't get last. i got thin. did not mean that everything was easy then on it would take my teammates the rest of the years to consistently gender me correctly. it would take me nearly three years to feel comfortable around them. and all the years since i came out are still not enough to dispel the hatred and bigotry about transgender people, especially in athletics, over the next four years, i not only became the first and at the time only trans to have competed for the team. that alliance with their gender identity for all four seasons. but i also became a well respected educator on trans inclusion. i never knew where this journey would take me when i began the, first speech i gave was at my own high school the night before i was a week until two or three in the morning, attempting to write the speech itself. dozens of draft drafts. bold in the trash. i had no idea what other people would want from me. why should i tell them? what could they from me? that speech was better re

that restrict transgender participation in youth sports and joining us now governor justice former ncaan swimmer riley gaines and this is an exclusive to "america's newsroom." we appreciate it. governor, you are about to sign legislation. why did you think it needed to be done? >> we really, really proud of this. women's bill of rights. our house bill 5243. and i'm very, very proud when it gets to my desk, i'll sign it and sign it very proudly. really and truly this is just another step. i'm a basketball coach. i'm coaching girls basketball on a high school level and being doing it a long time, coached boys, too. this is absolutely essential in many, many ways for us to stand up for women and do the right thing. this is silly what's going on, absolutely ridiculous. >> bill: define sex-based terms used in state law. declare the state has an important interest in protecting single sex spaces and insure the accuracy of public data collection. riley, what do you think of this? what will it do in the end? >> i think it's necessary and unfortunately i think it is urgent we get this done not j

stephanie: what followed our big, headlines stealing moments, like the showdown in the ncaa basketballting michael phelps for most individuals swimming titles. and simone biles come back to become the most decorated gymnast in history. >> today's is the greatest date to be a woman in sports, until tomorrow. but the mainstream sports media has not caught up. >> the 2020 three wnba finals for the most watched in 20 years. the national women's soccer league saw 20% increase in tv ratings this season. women's college volleyball is continuously shattering its own viewership ratings and that women's basketball final averaged more than the five game average for last year's world series. >> the rise of social media has been a fabulous turn of events or women's sports and women sports fans. in the old days, it just wouldn't be covered. >> 18-year-old kelly carlson is active on tiktok where she posts exclusively about her favorite sport, women socked her -- women's soccer. >> i was blown away because i didn't have other people in my life who liked women's soccer. >> carson was first drawn to the

it is a rule the ncaa has. you can do what you want.s still good they will be drafted in a good place, no matter what. that is the story. the rule needs to be changed i believe. charles: gary, happy new year, my friend. thank you. >> all right, charles. charles: all right my next guest coming up is calling it cold war 2.0. one of the most prominent geopolitical analysts in the country and maybe the whole planet will explain the risk to our markets and our economy and the entire world next. reat. i know, i've bee telling everyone. baby: liberty. ♪. only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once, and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life, and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. exploring the world in comfort. get over here kids. time for today's lesson. wow. -whoa. what are those? these a

school there angry he did playoff level was a big not big enough for them just last year alone, 8699 ncaa is hard that number doubled from the first year they had a quarterly 2018, 2019 and deliverable subdivision players moment for those major division i players, you watch on tv. record of 3284 players, entered many whopping 20 percent of all fbs players are looking to transfer to the off-season without even checking on campus are going on a campus tour and finding out with the academic objectivism is not just football filling rough of the portal, name image likeness the change of the entire landscape and i'll and that's how they are being played out they say hands off and we don't have the control the end il coming they could journeys no discuss this and possible legislation he could be put forward, and raised by most of the ncaa the causing structure, pete might always a college player communally all of the channel college possible player, and charlie portable and are only see never dated: radio coming finishing up your sure here charlie and you spent years on espn is of herself to you

it includes the rights to 40 ncaa championships and 20 women and 19 men's.s the men's championship which is carried by cbs. endeavor consulted on the deal included 57% of the deal is tied to women's basketball. specifically the next major sports deal. the next major sports deal up for grabs is the nba. the deal expires in 2024 and 2025 season. >> it makes sense because of gambling of sports which increased viewership. it means you can charge more for ads. if you watch caitlyn clark in iowa, she is about to break the scoring record for the ncaa. >> i know our minds are warped in terms of dollar value, but it seems cheap to me. $115 million a year. >> they didn't used to get the viewership. >> of course. >> now they are getting the viewership. you have the dollars an an along with it. >> espn also can create the interest itself. the promotion. bob iger said this. nobody else is talking about your tournament like we are on espn. feeding into the promotion. almost creates its own demand. >> i had an opposite take from you, mike. i'm blown away about the money in

and recently it culminated into the 2 making ncaa history becoming the father-daughter duo score. 1000 career points at the same school. well, reaction when you are toll. >> you too early this? i actually started who google know players that 1000 point. i knew that my god, its core, all of that. >> well, i i knew that is because my dad and i are super competitive. and so it was like, oh, if you beat my score as a like it was always that talk. i know he had scored 1000 here, but i never kind of put 2, 2, together. that would be this the father-daughter to do it at the same school. so that was pretty incredible journey hasn't always been easy for she's had 2 knee surgeries and rehab for 16 months to get back on the court. >> eric says that journey that makes him most proud. see >> the hard times. you see good time to >> the you know some things you instilled in are trying to still honor she accomplished and she took to heart. she went figure some things out your own and that's what you're like. wow, that's more proud of her. for ali, she found out transferring to saint mary's and followi

she helped lead the cardinals to two ncaa championship titles. named pac 12 defender of the year. bay fc kicks off its first season in march at paypal park in san jose. >>> we are about six months away from paris olympics, and we are excited here at nbc bay area. so this weekend san diego county actually hosted an olympic trial event that always gets a few looks. check it out. so this is race walking. yesterday 32 athletes competed in teams of two for the marathon race walk mixed relay. the event another step closer to the paris olympics. unlike running, race walking requires competitors to keep at least one foot on the ground at all times and the leading leg must be straightened as the foot makes contact with the ground. on average, elite athletes can do a seven-minute mile. >> some of them are so good that they're walking at the pace that some people run. >> it almost looks like they're running. so this is the first year that this event will be included in the games. one man and one woman will team up for 26.2 miles during the separate relay le

reporter: stanford basketball coach tara vanderveer has now won more games than any other coach in ncaa history. after a commanding win against oregon state in front of the home crowd, her players had hugs and t-shirts ready. >> i just want to thank everyone for coming out today it is so exciting to have you all here. >> reporter: 1,203 wins, one more than mike krzyzewski, the legendary duke coach had this message for the coach who snatched his crown. >> tara, congratulations. what an amazing achievement, and what's even more amazing is the manner in which you achieved so many victories. wow. >> reporter: vanderveer has shaped women's basketball for decades, winning three national titles, sending 30 players on to the wnba, and getting a gold medal in the 1996 olympics sports greats and her players honoring the latest achievement >> congratulations on this amazing milestone, and thank you so much for your leadership >> this is huge for women's basketball i think she's the greatest to ever do it >> reporter: after the game, the 70-year-old vanderveer spoke with nbc news >> i've really enj

>> reporter: stanford basketball coach tara vanderveer has won more games than any other coach in ncaars had hugs and tee shirts ready >> i just want to thank everyone for coming out today it is so exciting to have you all here >> reporter: 1,203 wins. one more than mike krzyzewski. the legendary duke coach had this message >> tara, congratulations what an amazing achievement. and what's even more amazing is the manner in which you achieved so many victories. wow. >> reporter: vanderveer has shaped women's basketball for decades, winning three national titles send sending 30 players on to the wnba >> congratulations on this amazing milestone. and thank you so much for your leadership >> this is huge for women's basketball i think she's the greatest to ever do it >> reporter: after the game, the 70-year-old vanderveer spoke with nbc news. >> i've really enjoyed coaching avenue si every single player that i've ever coached >> reporter: the coach who admits to not really likes the limelight still focussed on the team >> we want to keep doing what we're doing. >> reporter: and the wins wil

she just broke the record last night, becoming the all-time winningest coach in ncaa astral history, and women's pixie past coach k over at duke. >>> back to the 49ers, the million-dollar question, is devo healthy? he injured his shoulders against the packers, the win on saturday night. he missed the rest of that game late today, coach shanahan said devo didn't break anything it is going to be a wait and see how he feels later this week. by the wa

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she con three ncaa championships. year, to coach the olympic team in 1996 and they got a gold medal for that. >> she looks beloved and no nonsense too. >> what you need in a successful coach. >>> when we come back, a recall al alert you want to arhe. is there non-dairy discrimination at dunkin? the lawsuit that's brewing there this morning. but this is a not flash. ♪ i got a good feeling ♪ there's big news for women going through menopause. veozah - a prescription treatment for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms - the medical name for hot flashes and night sweats. with hormone-free veozah, you can have fewer hot flashes, and more not flashes. veozah is proven to reduce the number and severity of hot flashes, day and night. for some women, it can start working in as early as one week. don't use veozah if you have cirrhosis, severe kidney problems, kidney failure, or take cyp1a2 inhibitors. increased liver blood test values may occur. your doctor will check them before and during treatment. most common side effects i

in addition to that 1,203rd career win, she has three ncaa championships, a five-time national coach of the year, and she has a 60-0 record as the u.s. olympic team head coach. the celebration was ready to go for this moment. she got a custom coat celebrating her big win. there was confetti and kind words from the players who said she shaped not only their play on the coat but their lives off the court. she said she fell in love with basketball in third grade and that being a head coach gives her the best seat in the house. >> no doubt. nice to see. >> absolutely. >>> nice to see the rain moving out, at least for now. >> we got a pretty good soaking here. we've done more than enough to catch up for what's normal for this date. we are taking a look still at some soggy conditions across parts of the bay area. in dublin, you can see the clouds overhead, the wet conditions on 580, and we've been deeming with that for the past several hours. also, foggy at the golden gate bridge, so even though the rain has moved out for the most part, we are still seeing the very wet conditions as a resu

stanford's tara vandevere now ties coach k for the all time ncaa record for most career wins. she'll get a chance to pass him tomorrow when oregon state comes to town, but for now here she is on this tremendous achievement. >> it's just a tribute to the great teams i've had, the great places i've worked. i just want to say it's been really exciting because so many people have reached out to me. i think it's great for women's basketball that there's a lot of attention, and we're having just a super season. >> reporter: men's basketball and cal looking to get back into the win column after a couple of tough losses. four seconds to go, bears up 3. but miles rice buries a three at the buzzer. the bears buckle down in ot. cal won 81-75 and advance to three and five in pac-12 play. the ravens won today meaning the afc championship comes down to josh allen and patrick mahomes to take on the kerendia presents... the abcs of ckd a is for awareness, because knowing that your chronic kidney disease in type 2 diabetes could progress to dialysis is important. b is for belief that there may

and recently it culminated into the 2 making ncaa history becoming the father-daughter duo to score 1000t the same school. what reaction when you are toll? >> hey, >> you too early this highlights started. who okanogan players 1000 points it. but i got it scored 1000. i'm all about. >> well, i i knew that is because my dad and i are super competitive. and so it was like, oh, if you beat my score as a like it was always that talk. i know he had scored 1000 here, but i never kind of put 2, 2, together. that would be this the father-daughter to do it at the same school. so that was pretty incredible journey hasn't always been easy for raleigh. she's had 2 knee surgeries and rehab for 16 months to get back on the court. >> eric says that journey that makes him most proud. you see >> the hard times. you see good time to see. >> the you know some things you instilled in are trying still honor she accomplished and she took to heart. she went figure some things out your own and that's what you're like. wow, that's more proud of for ali, you found out transferring to saint mary's and following in

she just broke the record last night, becoming the all-time winningest coach in ncaa astral history,nd women's pixie past coach k over at duke. >>> back to the 49ers, the million-dollar question, is devo healthy? he injured his shoulders against the packers, the win on saturday night. he missed the rest of that game late today, coach shanahan said devo didn't break anything it is going to be a wait and see how he feels later this week. by the way, kicked off now, nfc champions of alliance at 49ers at levi, 330 sunday afternoon, no rain in the forecast. as always, our good friends over at nbc sports bay area got you covered, pregame coverage begins at 2:30 in the afternoon. be sure to tune back in for a live postgame show from the locker room at levi's. >>> sharks hockey tonight. down and away, rainy down there. sharks and the la kings, got the umbrellas? this will be a fun game to watch. up in the third period, justin bailey with the breakaway goal here. he is fast. this gave the sharks a 3-2 lead. but you know what? the kings would come back and tie it so we end up in a shootout. an

1203 wins, stanford women's basketball head coach tara vanderveer becomes the winningest coach in ncaa basketball history, but she's passing on any talk about this as a personal achievement. basketball is a team sport. >> you know, it was invented as a team sport and it always has been and always will be. and so it is the collective achievement of, you know, so many people, hundreds of athletes, coaches and staff dating back to her first job in 1978 after successful years at idaho and ohio state, vanderveer found her way to stanford university, where her teams have done nothing but win success. >> born from a love of the game at a young age, when i was in the third grade, we did the three player weave in gym class and i was hooked right from there. >> but when i was growing up, they didn't have girls teams or, you know, programs for girls. so it was very frustrating to love basketball and play all the time with the boys in the neighborhood. but not have a team. >> now, a woman's sports icon and a reason why the game has never been more popular. accomplishments, she says, wouldn't be po

stanford's tara vanderveer is now the winningest college basketball coach in ncaa history, men's or women'she 70-year-old van devere surpassed duke's coach k who called it another milestone to add to an amazing legacy. the hall of fame coach has one man three national championships and an olympic gold medal in her storied 45 year career. congratulations, coach. tonight we remember the hollywood director whose hit movies included "moonstruck." that's next. >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by fists and rob. visit us at for sandra.com. with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. fasenra is proven to help you breathe better so you can get back to doing day-to-day activities. and fasenra helps lower the use of oral steroids. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doct