the ncaa board of governors is reviewing the executive order and will take necessary steps to align ncaa the coming days. in the wake of trump's executive order. lambda legal, a firm that advocates for transgender and non-binary rights, saying in a statement there seems no bottom to which this administration will not go to hurt and exclude transgender people, especially transgender children and youth. as for thomas and baylor, they say their fight is far from over. do you feel like this is defeat? is the fight over? >> it is not over. and now is the time, more than ever that trans people as a community have to band together and stick tight and support each other. >> i really want to validate that this is a really difficult time for so many of us. i think being trans will always be a superpower. it might not feel like that right now. maybe trump can't see that. the government can't see that. but there are so many people who do see you. >> with this executive order. the war on women's sports is over. >> i think a lot of people wanted to resolve this without the hammer of federal power comi

a little over half. >> a million student athletes according to the ncaa. and i think this became a big issue because people were concerned or there was a fear that was put out in the atmosphere. that was a real issue. and and quite frankly, those that i've been speaking with said it's really not a concern in terms of there isn't a line of transgender athletes trying to compete in women and girls sports, and so they don't know how we got to this point. but now what they're trying to look at is what to do next with this executive order. does it violate title nine? is it a constitutional violation? and so we'll see because it's playing out right now in the courts. >> i do want to talk to you because i have talked to several female athletes over the years, because this has been an issue that was brought up mostly by, you know, sort of trump and the right. but it has been a long standing issue that has been sort of blown up. and many of the female athletes that i've spoken to, while they do not like most of trump's policies, this is the only one that they say,

you know, it's charlie baker is the president of the ncaa. he was before a congressional committee about six weeks ago and was asked that exact question about how many athletes are involved. and there are over a half million ncaa athletes, baker said. and then asked about how many transgender athletes there are in the ncaa. he said less than ten. so that's the number we're talking about less than ten out of more than half a million. but as you know, this has become an issue that is political, that is fraught with with emotions and and has become a part of our culture and was a part, of course, of the presidential election. and it is set against that backdrop. this is this conversation. so the reality is now the president has said, if you have gone through male puberty, you cannot compete in women's sports. and you had mentioned the olympics, and it's very interesting. of course, it's fitting because the next summer olympic games are in los angeles in the summer of 2028. and this is a question, obviously, an issue that will come up. but the in

today, the ncaa announced it follows. it's going to follow the new rules. essentially, if you're born a male, you cannot play women's sports. the ncaa ruled rolled back the biden administration's guidance on title nine, and president trump's new order calls for the department of education to investigate schools that are deemed not to be in compliance. and that brings us to the south bay. that includes san jose state. last september, the spartans volleyball team, the co-captain, made national headlines when she joined a lawsuit challenging the ncaa policy, which at the time allowed transgender women to compete in women's sports. a federal court upheld that policy at the time, but now the u.s. department of education says it will investigate san jose state and penn state university for title nine violations and for what they call mistreatment of female athletes. in a statement, san jose state says it will cooperate with the federal investigation. president trump singled out san jose state for having a transgender woman on the women's volleyball team. the univ

not explicitly saying if it will comply with the new ncaa policy changes. gabrielle antolovic, who sits on the board of directors for the billy defrank center in san jose, doesn't think the investigation will find much. >> what are they investigating? they've been transparent. so what's there to find? >> cyd zeigler of outsports.com agreed, as the university appeared to be following the rules in place at the time. >> i find it hard to believe that the department of education is going to find anything on san jose state. by all accounts, they played by the ncaa rules. they adhered to california state law. i find it hard to believe that this is going to be anything but a bit of a nuisance. >> though brooke slusser, the team's captain last season who spoke out publicly against her now former teammate and other transgender women, believes the investigation is a step forward. in a statement sent to ktvu, she wrote i'm so grateful that all the work so many people have put into speaking out when they knew they were going to get backlash has finally paid off. i feel

within hours the ncaa announced they will follow what the president's federal policy.the way, we expect the olympic committee to do the same. 2028, the olympics will return to the united states of america. how wonderful it will be women across the world to see the u.s. lead on this incredibly, important common sense issue. >> sandra: karoline coach i want to ask you about deportations we have seen so far appear to the most public action for the american people that thy have seen under the new presidency. is the present happy, content with a number of deportations we have seen so far? those numbers have not reached the heights he was hoping question might. >> no, the president is very pleased with the efforts by his team. tom homan, stephen miller, secretary kristi noem traversing the country, talking with border patrol agents and i.c.e. agents test with this very important responsibility of the largest mass deportation operation in history. as i said before, will not get complacent. to the president has made this bold promise to the american people. he expects everybod

the ncaa has said we won't allow this to occur anymore. huge win for president huge win for sports fans everywhere. chiefs when their third in a row on sunday on fox. >> will: -- >> martha: that is your prediction. i am with you that is my prediction as well. it is happy hour pretty much almost happy hour. have a great weekend. >> i had at their trust me. >> martha: that is the story for this friday have a great super bowl every one, kicking off at 1:00 eastern super bowl coverage will kick off. that your not shows and president trump will be interviewed. have a good weekend. ♪ ♪ >> will: live from bourbon street in the big easy with a saxophone this is the will cain show. we are live from new orleans about 48 hours are from super bowl lix on fox. will the chiefs, will the egos, will they break the rushing record. i had a brush with greatness a little bit earlier has seven times super bowl champion tom brady brushed right past me on this balcony, stood right here and joined "fox & friends" with the letter a -- little advice to the players

the ncaa will no longer follow the biden administration's guidance on title nine.dent trump's new order also calls for the department of education to investigate the universities that are deemed to be not in compliance, and that includes san jose state. you might recall last september, the spartans volleyball co-captain made national headlines when she challenged a lawsuit essentially challenging the ncaa policy, which at the time allowed transgender women to compete in women's sports. the president isolated and targeted san jose state, saying there was a player transgender on that team. now, the u.s. department of education says it will investigate san jose state for title nine violations. the university says it will cooperate with the federal investigation. so not just birds. tonight, health leaders on the peninsula confirmed the bird flu has been detected in a cat. it comes after the county recently confirmed the presence of bird flu in a backyard poultry flock. so it begs the question, should you be worried about your pets? nbc bay area's jocelyn moran spoke to

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1000 schools and more than 500,000 athletes are part of the ncaa. a federal judge has temporarily put a stop to the plan for elon musk to offer buyouts nearly every federal employee. the judge ruled that more time is needed to examine the legalities of the plan. >> after several labor unions filed suit. here's this. >> and effort to shrink the government paused until monday. a judge is considering lawsuits which challenge buyouts proposed by the trump administration to more than 2 million federal employees. the office of personal management made the offer come back to the office or resign with pay and benefits until september 30th. they don't want to show up to the office if they want to rip the american people off, they're welcome to take this buyout and we'll find highly competent individuals who want to fill these rising. 40,000 people had accepted the buyout before tonight's deadline. >> the proposition mimicked what elon musk did when he bought twitter. >> now musk's joe's team is looking to uproot government inefficiency. it's in the name the

by all accounts, they played by the ncaa rules. they adhered to california state law. >> san jose state officials said in part, it is maintaining an unwavering commitment to the wellness, safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff, and to fostering a supportive and caring environment for all. but the university has not said if it will comply with the new ncaa policy changes. last season. brooke slusher, sdsu's women's volleyball captain, publicly stated she did not think it was fair for transgender women to compete in women's sports. she said she believes the title nine investigation is a step forward. in a statement sent to ktvu, she wrote this quote i am so grateful that all the work so many people have put into speaking out when they knew they were going to get backlash has finally paid off. i feel like this is an amazing accomplishment for the future of women's sports and women overall. lawsuits have also been filed against penn, howard university and the ivy league, which is a group of eight private research univers

and what the ncaa is saying about this, just moments ago. here's our senior political correspondent rachel scott tonight. >> reporter: tonight on capitol hill, democrats calling on elon musk to testify before congress, demanding to know what he's really up to, now with access to millions of federal workers' personal information. >> i move that the committee subpoena elon musk to come report as a witness at the earliest possible moment. >> reporter: the hearing quickly descending into chaos. >> i think it's outrageous that this committee will not even entertain a motion -- >> that's not a point of order. >> breaking the law and dismantling our federal agencies and firing federal employees -- >> out of order. out of order. >> and you will not even entertain a motion -- >> out of order -- >> the motion is -- >> out of order. >> in favor of tabling -- >> yes, let's have order in this country. >> you're out of order. you know you're out of order. you know the rules of this committee. there's been a motion -- >> mr. elon musk is out of order in di

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on the same team, the ncaa says it will follow donald trump's executive order banning transgender womenrom women's sports, plus forced out. nbc news exclusive reporting that the trump administration kicked the former head of the coast guard out of her home with just three hours notice. a four star admiral and first woman to lead a branch of the military who, by the way, he fired. also back in court today, donald trump's controversial executive order over birthright citizenship was back in front of a federal judge. what? they just ruled. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. let's start with nbc's ken dilanian in washington with those new restrictions on doge. ken. what exactly does this mean for their access? >> well, chris, this is pursuant to an agreement between the justice department and a union that was suing to prevent doge from getting access to these treasury systems. and what the justice department said in this hearing is that the allegation that any personal information of americans was being shared with any of elon musk's employees was false. th

we're hearing that the ncaa chief, charlie baker, he did testify about a month or so ago that the ncaa will follow federal law, and the question is there the olympics follow it too? what do you think? >> i think we're going to hold them to their words. president trump today, he said that we will no longer have men in women's sports. and to those federally-funded institutions that do not comply9 with the law, they will no longer receive their federal funding. and i think that a president trump will do right and follow his word and hold those states and those institutions accountable -- elizabeth: caitlin, can you talk to us about how bad this got under joe biden and democrats? we're hearing, we're researching reports of women athletes getting injured by biological men not just in volleyball. we're hearing it is also a field hockey, las cross, even track and field -- lacrosse cross -- lacrosse, even track and field events. we're seeing it coast to coast. show the famous women athletes who support stopping biological men in women a's sports. caitlin, can you talk to us about the injuries

by all accounts, they played by the ncaa rules. they adhered to california state law. >> now, officials at san jose state said, in part, that they have an unwavering commitment to the wellness, safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff. the ncaa rule change takes effect immediately nationwide. >> redwood city police are investigating a fatal shooting. we first reported this on mornings on two. yesterday morning, police responded at about 2:00 yesterday morning to a report of a body in the middle of adams street behind the whole foods market, near downtown redwood city. police say the 18 year old victim died at the scene. so far, police have not identified any suspects. but they do say this was not a random act of violence. >> time now, 505. the san francisco police officers in the hospital recovering after being hurt while arresting a suspect who had a knife. police rushed to central street in fulton avenue yesterday morning after getting a complaint about a homeless encampment. san francisco police say the suspect pick

ncaa is looking for leadership on this. charlie baker, a month and a half ago at a congressional hearing, was asked how many athletes there are in the ncaa, over a half million. and then the next question was, how many are transgender? less than ten. so we are talking about a very small number of people, but that hasn't changed the headlines and the arguing and the confusion and the emotion of something that truly is much bigger than just those ten athletes or less than ten athletes. and the lpga. women's golf just in the last month and a half, they also came up with the same policy that, of course, that swimming and track and field did worldwide. which is to say again, if you've gone through male puberty, you cannot compete in the women's category. so the trend seems to be moving the way that the president is moving, even, of course, as there's so much emotion and of course, hate, which no one wants to see as people work with the science. and i suspect, boris, that this is something that will be being discussed for decades

ncaa president charlie baker said his order provides a clear national standard.board of governors is reviewing the order and take necessary steps to align ncaa policy in the coming days. we stand ready to assist schools as they look for ways to support any student athletes affected by changes in the policy. the administration says it is working with other sports body to adjust policy in other settings like the 2028 summer olympics in l.a. officials said the guidance visa policies. they can only apply to come in according to their birth sex and anything else they put on that application could be considered fraud. >> harris: jackui, thank you very much. i want to welcome back to the program a guest we've had previously and give us an update now. melissa is a former san jose state university assistant volleyball coach. the school did not renew your contract this season. last season you blew the whistle on a transgender player on the team who you said was being favored and threatening to harm a teammate. san jose state did not respond to fox news when we reached out

the ncaa board of governors is reviewing executive order and will take necessary steps to align ncaadays." it sounds like they are on board with this. how important is the executive order and can congress codified this into law? >> it is called common sense and yes, we will codify. keep in mind, this is what the department of education has placed on us for decades, this crazy mass. this marxist ideology. this is another example why they have not been successful and focusing on the wrong things instead of reading, writing and knowing how to teach math. he is coming an end keep in mind, this is only the second week. in the coming days, all safety blitz and it is exciting to see it. for those who are not tired of winning, we will continue winning for quite a while, the next leaders. >> carley: 14 days, i would not do my job asking about the super bowl emptying a super bowl keeping yourself point for the raiders, will you be todd's team that equals 27-10. what is your take on the game? >> i am one of those guys, stopped watching when they started kneeling. i'm not the expert, because i w

ncaa has officially banned all men from competing in women's sports.ange came one day after president trump signed an executive order protecting women's sports. trump's reaction. this is a great day for women and girls across our country. men should have never been allowed to compete against women. i'm proud to be the president to save women's sports. we expect the olympic committee to use common sense and implement this possible. charlamagne tha god backs the president. >> not going to get any complaints on me about that. i can't believe it had to be signed. it should have never been a thing. i totally agree with that one. one is too many. they shouldn't be playing women's sports. >> harris: jasmine crockett of texas, one of the many people democrats attacking the order posted this. let me be clear, this does not protect women. critics pushed back. one user with why do you care more about the feelings of some biological males over the rights and safety of women? another this was done to keep men from dominating women's sports by pretending to be women

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the ncaa policy change applies to all athletes regardless of previous eligibility reviews, the ncaa ishe more than 1000 schools with more than 500,000 athletes impact. here at home, the u.s. department of education is investigating san jose state for possible violations of title 9 over the ledge participation of transgender athlete in the women's volleyball team. federal law prohibits discrimination on the basis of in schools. san jose state president cynthia tnt. matson says the university is committed to ensuring the fair treatment of all of its students and engage fully with the federal investigation investigation into possible title. 9 violations is also underway at the university of pennsylvania and the massachusetts interscholastic athletic association. >> the alameda county sheriff's office needs your help. they're looking for this missing man. his name is daniel aguilar a and he was last seen last wednesday walking away from a gas station off of freedom avenue in san leandro. he's about 5 foot 10 and as you can see, has brown eyes and brown hair. if you see him, please contact

the ncaa policy change applies to all athletes regardless of previous eligibility reviews, the ncaa ist of more than 1000 schools with more than 500,000 athletes. the u.s. department of education is investigating san jose state for possible violations of title 9 over the alleged participation of a transgender athlete on the women's volleyball team. saturday states president said the university is committed to ensuring the fair treatment of all of its students and we'll engage fully with the federal investigation and investigation into possible title. 9 violations is also underway at the university of pennsylvania and the massachusetts interscholastic athletic association. we're 2 days away from the super bowl. the philadelphia eagles will set a record when their offense takes the field on sunday. but will it translate into a victory? allie berube is in new orleans with more. >> you don't have a running back rushed for over 2000 yards in the regular season without a stellar offensive line. pennsylvania native sake one barkley, the first to credit. the guys up front for his own success i

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the ncaa board of governors is reviewing the executive order and will take necessary steps to align ncaaicy in the coming days. saturday state remains at the center of the debate over transgender athletes last year. some of the university's women's volleyball players sued the school for allowing a transgender player on the team. we reached out to the university for a comment on this latest executive order. san jose state responding quote, san jose state remains rather maintains an unwavering commitment to the wellness, safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff and to foster a supportive and caring environment for all. tech company. google is joining a long list of companies rolling back their diversity, equity and inclusion programs. the mountain view based company says it's getting rid of targets to hire more employees from underrepresented communities just days into taking office. president trump signed an executive order to eliminate dei programs in the federal government. and since then, several companies have scaled back. there's google releasing a statement to kron 4 sa

. >> peter: to comply with yesterday's executive order with athletics the ncaa has updated its rules.he new policy limits competition in women's sports to student athletes assigned female at birth only. the policies permits student athletes assigned male at birth to practice with women's teams and receive benefits such as medical care while practicing. today's executive orders designed to put attorney general president obama administration pam bondi of a religious freedom task force. >> task force will work to fully prosecute anti-christian violence and vandalism in our society. >> peter: today the ntsb briefed lawmakers about first week findings in the probe of last wednesday's mid-air collision near dca. >> we were assured that the personnel at the tower was con sis 20 normal practices: the trump federal staffing cuts there have been two fatal crashes. for his part, the president is trying to put what he knows about the collision into layman's terms. >> did you ever see -- you go to a driving range in golf and hitting balls, hundreds of balls, thousands of hours. i never see ball hi

under the ncaa revised policy, athletes assigned male at birth can still practice with women's teams. the organization is the largest governing body for intercollegiate athletics. its new rule goes into effect immediately. and tonight, the trump administration is investigating san jose state university looking at whether the school violated athletes civil rights. the spartans women's volleyball team has made national headlines last season over allegations the roster included a transgender player. the university of pennsylvania is also being investigated for potential violations. in response to the investigation, a spokesperson for san jose state university tells ktvu in part, quote, as with any federal inquiry, we will fully engage with the process, follow established procedures and remain transparent in our compliance with all applicable laws while we adhere to legal and regulatory requirements. san jose state will continue to act within our authority to uphold the values that define us as an institution. >> still an active day out there in terms of the rainfall, definitely impacting

ten athletes. >> who are. >> competing at. >> the ncaa. >> level. >> high school level.own, although. >> i've seen researchers. >> throw out, you. >> know, ten, 20, 40. >> possibly 100. >> athletes that. are identifying. >> as transgender and take. >> into. >> consideration that at the ncaa. >> level, there's 544,000. >> athletes who are participating. >> so that's. >> ten athletes. >> out of 544,000. >> and then the millions. of girls that are participating. >> in high school sports. >> or maybe. >> talking about, you know, a handful of. >> athletes in those. at that. >> level of. >> competition as well. and so. >> there are some. >> states that have bans. >> against transgender participation. even before the executive order went. >> into. >> place, a state like utah, where in fact. >> there was really no. transgender athlete. >> that had been. >> identified as. participating at the high school level. >> so, so certainly this is. >> a let me let me get these numbers up there. we have the utah governor, spencer cox. here's the numbers that he cited, 75,000 high school ki

during testimony before a senate panel last year, the ncaa president testified he knew of fewer thanen transgendered athletes in college sports. president trump would now expect that number to be zero. >> he does expect the olympic committee and the ncaa to no longer allow men to compete in women's sports. >> this is a completely manufactured problem. >> reporter: equality florida executive director nadine smith says trans rights are being used as a wedge issue. >> we're talking about a very narrow band of elite athletes that they are using to stop third grade trans girl from playing volleyball. and it makes no sense. it is cruel. >> reporter: the order also requires the state department to review visa applications of transgendered people for fraud, a move that looks ahead to the next summer olympics set for 2028 in los angeles. cristian benavides, cbs news, miami. >>> president trump has been floating the idea of sending u.s. troops to gaza. he's talked about taking control of gaza and redeveloping the land while moving the palestinians out. cbs' chris livesay reports. his remarks c

to the executive order writing that president trump's order provides a clear national standard, the ncaaxecutive order and will take necessary steps to align and see a double policy in the coming days. riley gaines was been advocating for fairness and female sports is out with this op-ed the all-out war on female athletes ends now thanks to president trump, she writes president trump is standing up for women in female athletes wing coaches, college administrators and sports governing bodies have refused to, he knew it was absurd, unfair and dangerous. to force women to compete against men, she was probably the first very vocal critic, that's what she says now. >> she is a great op-ed. it's amazing it's on foxnews.com it is riley gaines in the all-out war on female athletes and now thanks to president trump common sense is making a big comeback in the world of sports, she talks about leah thomas where this all began, the controversy. >> this is an important issue to american voters and i think democrats underestimate how important these issues are to people when you look at the polling on

that is great because it affects the ncaa and you want this to go wider, it has to go worldwide.gress, sebastian, who is the ceo of world athletics, he came last year i talked with him, he got a ban on trans athletes and athletics, we also right here on this show, thank you for helping me, the l gba, and they came back and said it is going to be going back to eligibility as female at birth. we have made some progress. we made big progress now. but the fight is not over. the ncaa, any federally subsidized organization, has to go with the bad but there is so many other organizations. >> trace: what about the olympics and 28 in los angeles? and they push enough resistance to be enough it doesn't happen there? >> trump is already talked about that. you remember just one year ago, it was the algerian boxer he was not trans actually she was intersex . but her dna was asked why, biologically male. and they let her compete. the international olympic committee, came up with the worst excuse and said, on her passport its gender marker f, that's why she was able to compete, but that's just

thofe ncaa cave to the genderpo crazies.rt kso many other professional sports organizations and otherzations completely caved. the u.s. olympic committee caved and donald trump said, not on my watch.pain >> he's done wonderful things for women which is crazy because somethe left try to paint him antiwoman misogynistic but guess what a group of women and girls stood behind him today and saido thank you. every single woman in the room was grateful for him to beso president. that is something methi think te left will have a really hard time wrapping their heads around. honestly, i'm so excited to continue to watch their meltdows about this. >> laura: well, the amount down happens many forms as we saw the other night innew new york city. check this out. >>orki i have been working for r mind, our intelligence, your mind! our contributions, our mind, our innovation. we are trans people!ve we are trans human, and we wille never be eradicated! >> laura: the eradicated, paulette, be eradicated?clos no, eradicate unfairness and girls sports, close it out. >> absolutely, this issue is aar pro-wo

biological men and boys cannot compete against girls and women, obviously women of, by the time ncaa.president trump's point on this go to the fact he had to do this executive order tells you how radical and far field, alina, the democrats have turned. it is insanity! >> you know what is worse to me, laura, a term for four years, okay and then they lost most profound way.th we slept every state. a clear mandate from america that w we want what is good, whs is god, healthy, rights and safety. to these people ar aree still screaming, laura. goi they were screaming and going crazy and berserk in the streets of new york. you have letitia james telling people hospitals go to ignore the executiv e order on the transgender stuff. wan you continue to do what you want and you will lose fan to maked yofederal funding that you areis under my purview. ien this is the derangements of thec likes never seem. that is why they lost and theyye will lose again in four years. they are a mess and they don't care about america and they don't care about ourid kids ande they don't care about fairness. they a

after president trump signed the executive order yesterday, the ncaa president charms baker said thisear national standard. the ncaa board of governors is reviewing and will take necessary steps to align policy in the coming days subject to further guidance from the administration. what was your reaction to that eo yesterday? >> i find it ironic. when you had actual girls suffering for an entire year you do nothing about it and then you align yourself with the president it seems like to not, you know, cause any issues for yourself when there were issues going on in the lives of at the very least 30 girls on the penn swim team and you did nothing about it. and it was illegal. >> dana: listen to president trump here because this could spill into a debate about what will happen in the upcoming olympics in 2028. watch. >> president trump: marco is going to make clear to the international olympic committee there and as clear as anybody can make it that america categorically rejects transgender lunacy and we want them to change everything having to do with the olympics and having to do with

and there was enormous pressure the ncaa caved to the gender crazies, some of these other professionalknow, organizations other lower level organizations caved. the u.s. olympic committee caved, donald trump said no way not on my watch. >> absolutely. i mean, he has done wonderful things for women, which is crazy because the left has tried to paint him as antiwoman, asmi some chauvinistic. guess what? a group of women, including young girls, stood behind him today and said thank you. and every single woman in the room was grateful for what to be president that is something the left is going to have a hard time wrapping their heads around. honestly i'm so excited to continue to watch their meltdown about this. >> laura: well, the meltdown happens in many forms as we saw the other night happened in new york city. watch this. they have been working to undermine our intelligence, to undermine our contributions, to undermine our innovation. we are trans people. we are trans human. and we will never be eradicated. >> laura: be eradicated, paula. eradicate? no. er rad diss dick indicate unfai

the ncaa updating his transgender policy to limit women's competition to athletes who were assigned as female at birth. the change comes a day after president trump signed an executive order aimed at banning transgender athletes from from girls and women sports. the policy is effective immediately and applies to all 500,000 ncaa athletes across the organization's 1200 schools. prior to the change, eligibility was based on rules set by each sports national or international governing body. president trump signed an executive order this afternoon sanctioning the international criminal court. the measure includes freezing assets of employees who work on icc investigations of the u.s. citizens, or allies such as israel. it also block them from traveling to the u.s. the move comes as the israeli prime minister is visiting washington. last year, the icc issued arrest warrants for the prime minister and his former defense minister for alleged war crimes in gaza, which they deny. neither the u.s. nor israel recognize the court's authority. separately, it emerged netanyahu gave president trump a

in the ncaa against the guys. you switch to the women's side.more than just a choice: it's a calculation as well. senator -- of the great state of alabama will take to the senate floor today to reintroduce a bill to make permanent what trump is doing by executive order today. he says "if republicans are not in office next time around in the white house, a left president can flip this." what they're trying to do is indemnify the law against that, make it a law on the book more than an executive order or action. and he takes the floor today. we will be watching for that, like the next hour or so. >> democrats should look at the data and join him in that endeavor. it's clear were the american public stands. be sure to catch lili. she will be on fox news -- tcs today at 4:00 p.m. can't wait to watch. the army is breaking recruiting records, adding hundreds of soldiers each day after trump's election win. more on that in a moment. ♪ imagine checking your own heart with medical precision from anywhere. introducing kardiamobile 6l, the fda-cleared ekg

not just the ncaa champions but for the middle school athletes.nto the bought of the roster. >> ainsley: report from the u.n. last year found 7900 medals in women sports have been won by biological males. thank you for coming on. >> the doj is forming a task force to investigate systemic school professor joins us now. ron, it's been almost a year since we saw each other on the campus of colombia. have things gotten better. commission necessary what is going on. >> this commission is absolutely necessary. it's a great step. things have gotten better above ground. so the type of riots we just saw went on consistently. riots and violence taken over buildings has calmed down bureau ground, anti-semitism at columbia. anti-west indoctrination continue and increase. task force mullett agency. the department of justice, it's the department of education, other agencies, that's a great, great, in my opinion a great start, a great move. >> lawrence: i know there is indoctrination when it comes to the professors on these college campuses. i reported on it for

the policy is effective immediately and applies to all 500,000 ncaa athletes across the organization'sols. president trump signed an executive order this afternoon sanctioning the international criminal court. the measure includes freezing assets of employees who work on icc investigations of the u.s. citizens, or allies such as israel. it also block them from traveling to the u.s. the move comes as the israeli prime minister is visiting washington. last year, the icc issued arrest warrants for the prime minister and his former defense minister for alleged war crimes in gaza, which they deny. neither the u.s. nor israel recognize the court's authority. separately, it emerged netanyahu gave president trump a golden pager mounted on a wooden stand during their meeting in washington yesterday. it is a not-so-subtle not to -- nod to israel's operation in lebanon last year with pagers and handheld radios used two attack members of hezbollah. in panama, the president is pushing back on u.s. claims over transit fees for the panama canal. the state department posted on social media a deal was

obviously women by the time you are in ncaa.mp's point on this, the fact that he had to do this executive order tells you how radical and far afield the democrats have turned. it is insanity. >> you know what's worse to me? it is not just that they have turned, they turn for four years, okay. then they lost in the most profound way. we swept every state. there was a clear mandate from america that we want what is good, what is god and what is healthy and write and safety. and these people are still screaming. they are screaming and going crazy and berserk in the streets of new york. you have tissue james saying hospitals pack ignored the executive order on the transgender stuff, you continue doing what you want and you were going to lose your federal funding. too bad you are under my purview. this is a derangement the likes of america has never seen. that's why they lost and it's why they continue to lose and they will lose again in four years. they are a mess and they don't care about america, they don't care about our kids and

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the ncaa also says it will bar transgender women from competing in women's sports next season, falling in line with the president's executive order. a sentencing date has been set for the man convicted of killing cashapp founder bob lee. this morning, he did not appear in court for the procedural hearing. that date was now set back for may 16th. back in december, a jury found him guilty of second degree murder for stabbing lee in april of 2023. >speaker10>he >>faces 16 years to life >speaker10>in >>prison, >>and >>a new case of the bird flu has been detected in san mateo county in a stray cat. state health officials confirmed that the domestic stray became infected with the virus after a family took it to the vet. it's unclear how that cat became exposed to bird flu. health officials say pet owners should contact veterinarians if their pets do become sick. and a separate case, the bird flu, was also detected in a backyard poultry flock in san mateo. no human cases have been detected in the county. still ahead at noon. streaming on cbs news bay area rain has moved out of the bay. we'll

looks like the ncaa will follow suit. we'll see. >> dana: get this from karoline leavitt as well. >> president trump is getting more cabinet picks confirmed so far than the average president in the modern era. another success story. we believe it's critical that republicans in the senate majority stay tough and keep their foot on the gas. >> dana: newly sworn in attorney general pam bondi hits the ground running with a flurry of gift while democrats drag their heels and try to delay confirmation votes for other cabinet nominees. >> john: putting politics aside for faith. any moment now president trump will speak for the second time this morning as he attends the national prayer breakfast in washington. >> dana: a large scale enforcement operation targeting a violent venezuelan gang underway in colorado. fox news is on the scene and we'll bring it to you exclusively. >> we talk a lot about worst first. we're going after really bad actors. you know the criminal history, sex trafficking, kidnapping. murder. >> we'll prove to

the ncaa said thank you, i need the direction. >> lawrence: that's exactly right. >> ainsley: they werer it. >> brian: liv and pga are going to get a deal together they don't know where to start. he has pga left all his courses remember in 2017. he got to have -- put that aside. now i need the president to do this. he has got to handle college sports. and what is happening with paying players. joe manchin and nick saban working together to do it along with tommy tuberville. now the president has got to get these sides together because it's out of control how much money is floating around certain schools can't compete. certain sports will dissipate. so the president has got got to get a commission together to work out a pay structure for college sports. he loves this stuff. >> carley: clearly he does. he is meeting with jay monahan and tiger woods. >> brian: nick saban making great progress at one point the lawmakers got in each other's way. so we got to set up a payment structure like it's in the nhl. >> lawrence: i think his granddaughter actually kai has a big deal on the table for he

the ncaa policy. this new change applies to all athletes regardless of previously having a eligibility reviews, this impacts more than 1000 schools and more than 500,000 athletes. in the east bay residents in concord sounding the alarm over rent protections. the city council decided this week to examine the rent stabilization ordinance nearly a month earlier than expected. this means the council could decide to get rid of this ordinance, not even a full year after it went into effect. >> and that you're good to that i work with and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. taking this right. so this protections away from puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer. councilmember pablo. >> that says he introduced this ordinance because he quote the review of it anyway because he believes housing policies, a strike, a balance that benefits both tenants and property owners concord's vice mayor responding to the ordinance review

it is a good question and the president has mentioned he does expect the olympic committee and the ncaa no longer allow men to compete in women's sports. i think the president with the signing of his pen starts a very public pressure campaign on these organizations to do the right thing for women and for girls across the country. i can coach at this is incredibly popular position. there have been notable females that have the courage to speak out against powerful institutions in the country. they deserve to have a voice nasa appeared to the president is bringing their voice to the highest level at the white house this afternoon and expect the organizations to comply with federal order that he will sign today. >> reporter: media coverage of this executive order and the topic in general what is the white house view of framing that transgender females are similar rhetoric coming from organizations like acl you? >> secretary leavitt: it is clear the policy of this administration is that they are only two sexes male and female, pretty simple. >> reporter: usaid has gotten a lot of attention