the ncaa did. what the court found is the ncaa allows these types of payments for athletes who are performing on the field. pay for play. and since the ncaa did not see any damage to its product by allowing a star player to make that for winning a ballgame -- justice thomas i'm sorry to cut : you off, but that sounds fine for the upper level schools whether it is alabama, ohio , state, nebraska, but for the schools that have more modest circumstances, it would seem that they would begin, the bigger schools would begin to cherry pick with a transfer portal, the athletes from the lower schools, simply because they are able to afford this income that you were talking about. have you considered that as a problem in an environment where you're trying to maintain amateur status? mr. kessler: there is a reason that the ncaa does not assert competitive balance as a defense in this case and that is because those schools don't compete now. now, alabama pays coaches $700,000 per year. one of those small schoo

the ncaa. is the ncaa allows 's field a play. since the ncaa did not see any damage a star ballgame for being an empty. >> is officer kessler sounds fine it's, ohio state nebraska but doesn't the school more modest circumstances it would seem bigger school we begin to sherry with this transfer. at least on the lower , school, simply because they are able to's income that you. considered a problem and an environment amazing competitiveness status? >> reason the ncaa doesn't assert competitive balance in this case that's because those schools. now pays is his $7000 a year. the schools can do. they built houses. these competition restraints to be diverse the school money to these areas to compete but it doesn't change position. and remember, this injunction require one school to pay anything.o simply says the ncaa is. the patient believed that all the school schools and colleges. the smaller schools. >> justice brian. >> we have easier occasionally. the reason is so soft for me is because this is not ordinary. this is effort to brin

the ncaa did. what the court found is the ncaa allows those types of payments for athletes for performing on the field, pay for play. and since the ncaa did not see any damage to its product by allowing a star player to make that for winning a ball game, for being an mvp -- justice thomas: you know, that -- i'm sorry to cut you off, mr. kessler, but that sounds fine for the upper-level schools, whether it is alabama, ohio state, and nebraska, but it doesn't -- for the schools that have more modest circumstances, it would seem that the bigger schools would begin to cherry-pick with the transfer portal the athletes from the lower schools simply because they're able to afford this income that you're talking about. so have you considered that as a problem in an environment where you are trying to maintain competitiveness and amateur status? mr. kessler: so there's a reason, your honor, that the ncaa doesn't assert competitive balance as a defense in this case, and that's because those schools don't com

it did not take long for the ncaa to make changes, though. >> by saturday the ncaa sharing the new setup for the women, prince thanking everyone who helped. >> guess what, guys? we got a weight room, yeah! >> trevor: damn, that's ice cold because that's not a weight room, that's just the rack of weights that you buy in the beginning of quawrpt and then never use. and honestly, this is surprising because, usually, the ncaa treats male and female athletes equally. i mean, they 2ke67b89 pay them both the same amount, but to be fair, at least the ncaa made it right. after the uproar, they gave the women the same amenities that the men's weightroom has. more machines, more weights and added the guy who makes way too much noise when he's lifting ( grunting ) >> this is how you know that i'm strong! aaahhh! now, it was upsetting enough when people saw the difference in men's and women's weight rooms, but turns out sexism in the ncaa is a lot of like face tune, once you're aware of it you notice it everywhere. >> eth not just the weight room, the covid tests different for the men's women, the mo

. >> what the players are hoping for is that the supreme court will reaffirm that the ncaa is subject to the same antitrust laws that apply to every other business in this country. >> reporter: the case is just a small part of a bigger battle. college athletes often on sports scholarships are not eligible to receive financial compensation, but those same rules do not apply to students on a music or arts scholarship who are allowed to accept outside payments for their work. >> what the ncaa is doing is basically taking away our uniqueness and who we are as people. >> reporter: the ncaa makes roughly $1.1 billion in revenue each year. much of it from television rights. and players like michigan's isaiah livers, want their share. hehe spokeke to espnn a about i week. >> i feel like a university or ncaa or conference can make so much money off one name. the guy who's like putting all the work in to get to that point gets nothing out of it. >> reporter: some changes are coming. last year the ncaa board of governors proposed a plan to allow athletes to profit off their own image. it argues

he's the chairman of the ncaa division i men's basketball committee. mitch, congratulations to you and everyone associated with the tournament for how you pulled off this amazing championship here in indianapolis. it's time now to present the trophy. >> thank you. on behalf of the ncaa men's basketball committee we would like to thank the people of indiana for putting on this wonderful tournament. at this time we'd also like to congratulate mark few and they gonzaga bulldogs on a wonderful season. it's our privilege and honor at this time to award the ncaa men's basketball championship trophy to head coach scott drew and the baylor bears. >> jim: scott, congratulations. an incredible beginning to this game and you guys never let up. put that trophy in your hands. it's all yours. i know you can't hear me. i'm going to get a little bit closer. tell us about the start to the game. >> i can tell you that our guys have been motivated all year. it's a player lead team. we are so blessed to have unbelievable upperclassman and leadership, but we play with the

in the ncaa men's tournament final. the bears jumped out to an early lead and never trailed against the previously unbeaten zags. >> our team has been special. last two years winningest team in the power 5. we've been really, really good. >> reporter: in person attendance was limited, many baylor students watched their school win its first national title from back home in waco, texas. >> after covid, having so many people here supporting it was such a joy to feed off the energy. >> reporter: baylor was also a victory for the ncaa, the coronavirus forced last year's tournament to be cancelled. to reduce risk, the organization decided to play all of this year's games near its indiana headquarters. the only major hiccup occurred at the start of the tournament. the team from commonwealth university was sent home when multiple players tested positive for covid-19. and you have to imagine how heartbreaking this would be for chose gonzaga fans watching an undefeated season and then losing it all in a game like that, diane. but

is the ncaa on the level? are you concerned about more scandal there? do we need the ncaa? >> i don't know. it is good for the universities to have an association, but this idea of amateurism as this beloved thing, it must be protected. the ncaa is a big business bracket that is protecting their honey pot of immense revenue, and we need to hold a different approach to this, there's not question about it -- no question about it. >> this is an issue especially around march madness, but during football season as well. it is so important to so many. the money obvious they could do a lot for these student-athletes. -- the money obviously could do a lot for these student athletes. next, the next leg higher in long-term treasury yields may come from real rates. we have the story. this is bloomberg. ♪ karina: let's get first word news. in china, the central bank has asked major lenders to curtail loan growth for the rest of the year. there is concern of a bubble risk. banks were told to keep new loans at the same level as last year. i tough day at credit suisse, taking a $4.7 bil

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. >>> with the teams now set for this weekend's final four, the ncaa found itself battling in a different court today. student athletes telling the supreme court they deserve more for their contributions. here's pete williams >> reporter: the ncaa basketball tournament is a huge moneymaker generating billions for the schools but not the athletes the association says it's essential that they remain amateurs, but former student athletes like richard jefferson, a standou for the arizona wildcats says that's not fair. >> we're focused on amateurism but paying millions of dollars for people to run this quote/unquote amateurism. >> reporter: the ncaa is now fighting in court for limits on some education-related benefits for student athletes including computers, musical instruments and scholarships or internships after they're no longer playing. those rules keep college sports ncaa says, and are allowed under antitrust law, but justice brett kavanaugh was among those skeptical. >> the anti-trust laws should not be cover for exploitation of student athletes >> reporter: a majority of the court se

about his plans to cash in on his success and popularity now that he no longer needs to play by the ncaa's rules. "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome to "power lunch. i am courtney reagan we have a lot to look forward to we have the record highs, is there anything that can derail this record rally? bob pisani joins us for more he always has the answers. hi, bob. >> hi, courtney. even though we're flat today, this is a powerful rally everything is working the low volatility, high volatility, the stay-at-home, most stocks are doing well why is it happening? we have a confluence of just about goldilocks market. we have an acsell rated vaccine roll-out president biden is talking about april 19 for all americans, not may 1st. the jobs report, the ism record, imf is estimating that global -- well above their prior estimates. i've been talking about these earnings revisions they keep rising, the estimates are going up for the first and the second quarter, and the market's internals, the advance/decline line and other internals we used to look at the markets have been stress strong. it's ve

those rules keep college sports amateur, not pro, the ncaa says, and are allowed under antitrust law, but justice brett kavanaugh was among those skeptical. >> the anti-trust laws should not be a cover for exploitation of student athletes >> reporter: a majority of the court seemed likely to say those modest student benefits should be allowed but sonia sotomayor was among college sports >> how do we know that we're not just destroying the game as it exists. >> reporter: and lurking in the background is a much bigger issue in college sports >> this could be the gateway to answering the question of whether student athletes can paid to play. >> reporter: the student athletes seem likely to win this round that could weaken the ncaa's ability to limit how much they can benefit from all the money their play generates lester >> all right, pete williams, thank you. >>> the pentagon today reversed policies from the trump era that largely barred transgender people from military service. the new rules will allow transgende people to enlist and serve in their chosen gender and help them get medic

. >> the stanford cardinals -- >> reporter: today the nine justices heard alston versus the ncaa. at the heart of the case is whether there should be a cap on educational benefit athletes are allowed to receive s such as computers, science equipment, and musical instruments. attorney j jeffrey kessler is t plaintiff's attorney. >> what the players are hoping for is that the supreme court will reaffirm that the ncaa is subject to the same antitrust laws that apply to every other business in this country. >> reporter: the case is just a small part of a bigger battle. college athletes often on sports scholarships are not eligible to receive financial compensation, but those same rules do not apply to students on a music or arts scholarship who are allowed to accept outside payments for their work. >> what the ncaa is doing is basically taking away our uniqueness and who we are as people. >> reporter: the ncaa makes roughly $1.1 billion in revenue each year. much of it from television rights. and players like michigan's isaiah livers, want their share. hehe spokeke to espnn a about i

john: as the men's d women's college basketball tournaments had to their championship aims, the ncaa had a big contest today at the highest court of the land. the case could have tremendous consequences for big-time college basketball and football. >> it is a huge case without question. john: law school professor jeremy. >> it is one piece of a much larger puzzle, a bigger thing that has been brewing for decades about student athlete in general. john: in the name of protecting amateurism, the ncaa caps the money schools can offer student-athletes. >> it is limited to a scholarship on the cost of attendance for travel and thanks. john: the athletes argued that it illegally limits competition for their skills, a violation of federal antitrust laws. what's the ncaa fears that idea because if it is the case that different schools can recruit on different levels with different benefits, some schools will outdo other schools. we are talking about non-cash educational benefits that would assist with educational pursuits like computers or science equipment. john: this could open the door for

. ♪ ♪ ncaa athletes want more money from their schools and they are taking their fight to the supreme court. former men's and women's athletes are fighting to remove a cap on education benefits such as computers, science equipment and musical instruments. but the ncaa says the current benefits are enough to cover athletes education and argues the extra benefits would fundamentally change amateur athletics. today, some justices questioned whether the ncaa and its member schools are breaking antitrust laws. >> schools are conspiring with competitors and agreeing with competitors to pay no salaries to the workers were making the schools billions of dollars. and this is on the theory that consumers want the schools to pay their workers nothing. >> the court is not expected until late june to issue the ruling and meanwhile the ncaa is working on new rules that would allow student-athletes to make money on their own and the name, image, and likeness rules would open the door for students to receive endorsements and sponsorship deals and make personal appearances. >>> just over 24 hours, the

ncaa in front of scotus. i have to tell you congress is eyeing the ncaa so the influence is waning. i just have a question, will the kids who are working hard and not get anything benefits, will they ever be compensated for their work as student athletes? >> i think the system son the verge of breaking. it was really interesting because clarence thomas, as you know, he is mr. hear no evil, see no evil. and he spoke. >> exactly. >> right. so for him to call out the sham and hypocrisy of amateurism and others as well. it's one of those things where people think they have a really great story and they start repeating it to other people, and they realize they sound stupid, that's the ncaa right now. they go in saying we have a really great story, about how we rake in billions of dollars and we don't pay the labor. don't you guys think that's funny? and the supreme court said, actually not, we think that's stupid as many others for years. i'm curious now, dealing with a conservative court, where there are certain principles when it comes to the right to make money off of your profession

. >> reporter: the justices heard opening arguments wednesday in a case centered around the ncaa can continue limiting th benefits paid to student athletes. current current rules scholarship money offered is capped even though the games are generating huge profits for the schools. >> where does this go? it goes to millions and millions of dollars in salaries to the athletic directors, to the coaches, to palatial stadiums. >> reporter: the ncaa argues it needs those payment limits to preserve the amateur status of competition and a ruling against them would threaten the critical distinction between professional and college sports, but the justices grilled the ncaa lawyers on the league's business model. >> schools that are naturally all gotten together in an have- organization, an organization that has undisputed market power and they use that power to fix athletic salaries at extremely low levels. >> why does the ncaa get to define what pay is? >> reporter: the case is not about whether students can be paid salaries but it's part of a larger debate about compensation for student athl

the supreme court grilling the ncaa over student athlete compensation during oral arguments wednesday. dave portnoy founder of barstool sports on the case himself saying that the organizations should share the wealth. >> the

world war ii with the atlanta-based malaria control and were areas program, often referred to as the ncaa the controlled was a major activity and the american south and the caribbean during the war. at the end of the war, it became clear that the ncaa had developed an important role in infectious disease research and control. so i was continued, providing practical applications of public health research techniques to problems such as typhus control. the agency remained at its atlanta base, and was renamed the communicable disease center. and later, as we know today, the centers for disease control and prevention.

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it marked the team's first ncaa championship title in nearly 30 years. further cementing coach tara vanderveer's place in sports history, now the most winning coach in women's college basketball. but, it also capped a difficult season, during the pandemic. covid restrictions in their home county of santa clara forced the team to live on the road for weeks. and just before the men's and women's ncaa tournaments kicked off in march, a long list of deep disparities came to light. from less reliable covid tests for female players, to an embarrassingly sparse fitness room compared to the men's facilities. >> this is our weight room. let me show you all the men's weight room. amna: the ncaa apologized and upgraded the women's workout room, but didn't escape national outrage, including from coach vanderveer. in a statement she called the differences evidence of blatant sexism. judy: firstly and most importantly, congratulations. how are you doing today? >> i am doing great. i kind of woke up and you have to remind yourself we are national champions and it feels

the bears win their first ncaa title ever, 86-70. last time a team won the championship without losing, 1976, indiana hoosiers. >>> have you purchased your ncaa basketball championship gear? this is the first time the stanford cardinals can ask that in 30 years. stanford women celebrated with a huge win, a victory parade yesterday around campus, and neighboring palo alto. the cardinals sunday night narrowly beat u of a for the trophy. to celebrate fans and stanford alums saluted the squad most distancing and wearing masks. stanford women last won the national championship in '92. nice to see some celebration going on. >>> trending this morning, despite losing the title game, arizona head coach adia barnes pumped breast milk for her daughter halftime sunday. team staff used heating pads on the sidelines to warm up the milk. barnes is the only head coach in the top 25 team that is taking care of a baby under the age of 2 and that's a full time job in itself. >> moms, they're amazing. >>> a controversial idea to rename dozens of schools

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for the first time since march madness, she is talking about what she thought of the ncaa's response. jobina of the live desk without exclusive interview with the university of oregon player. >> thank you, reggie. she shared videos on social media that went viral, exposing gender disparity. this one showed the glaring difference between the weight rooms at the tournament, originally there were only one set of weights in the women's facility, and the men had a state-of-the-art gym. prince is talking about how she felt after the association made changes. >> the only thing we wanted was not really an apology, we didn't need that, we just want to change, and for her to never happen again. that's like, you know, how we improve, and how the ncaa improves, and how we become better student-athletes and people as well. so, you know, they did the right thing by us. they built a weight room, and they give us the equipment we needed, you know, it was just a little too late. >> now volleyball coaches are also calling out the ncaa, calling women's facilities for the tournament inadequate. that tour

up top for the women's ncaa crown, the pac-12 conference can't lose. take it to san antonio. ncaa semifinal game one, two number one seeds getting after it, south carolina and stanford in white. pick it up under two minutes left, a kick, no call no, dead ball. instead they kept playing. cameron brink a lay-in, cardinal up five, but south carolina didn't go away. destiny anderson, a three with 40 seconds left. gamecocks led by one. next possession lexy hall, a missed layup, loose ball. hayley jones right place right time. she hit and it was stanford up by one, jones with 24. ten seconds left, carter love one. they turned it over. south carolina a chance to win. beal drove, missed and then a leah boston point blank and she missed. stanford survived it, won it, 66-65. cardinal in the title game the first time since 2010. >> they did have two good looks and this is one of those survive in a dance and it was not a pretty game for us. >> luckily she missed the tip- in. it was very hectic, but we just knew we had to get back and do everything we could. >> the

eastern baseball is back >>> meanwhile, both the men's and women's ncaa basketball tournaments are down to the final four the men's tournament, according to the "washington post," generates more than $800 million every year and it accounts for more than 70% of the ncaa's annual revenue the question is, does it come at the expense of student athletes? the supreme court weighed in on the business of college sports for the first time in nearly four decades yesterday hearing more than 90 minutes of arguments in a dispute over rules limiting college athletes' education-related compensation it comes after a federal appeals court ruled last year limits on benefits like computers and scholarships violate anti-trust laws justices expressioned concern with the ncaa's limits on benefits for student athletes but several said they worried giving schools more authority to regulate those rules could undermine the amateur nature of college sports. >> i start from the idea that the anti-trust laws should not be a cover for exploitation of the student athletes so that is a concern, overarching concern, h

it helped them repair for the ncaa tournament. sophomore haley jones won the outstanding player award. this is the third title in champion history, president biden and tiger woods sent congratulations on twitter on a hard-fought win. what a game. i hear you all smiling. what a game. >> fantastic, spencer, it was great to see, wasn't it? >> they were great games in the women's and men's competition. >>> let's look at the weather that hasn't been what you would call fantastic. you can see that with the exception of milder northbay locations, most of the area is 5 degrees cooler right now than this area, yesterday. we had low lingering cl we had an offshore breeze to make the temperatures lower than they are. here is a view looking at clouds stacked up at the coastline. we have lots of clouds lingering. it is over 54 in san francisco. 64 degrees in morgan hill, and a cool 50 at half we are looking at some readings right now, 61 in santa rosa, novato is at 63, 68 in fairfield, 59 at livermore, and here is our view from the rooftop cam

ncaa basis off, supreme court tomorrow in a case that could change everything for college athletics. college athletes who want compensation. they do generate billions of dollars for the sport and now supreme court justices will hear arguments on whether colleges restrictions on the benefits athletes receive violate antitrust laws. hogan and democratic lawmakers are working to make student athlete compensation reality under federal law march madness going to end with a big payday for student athletes? let's discuss the panel is back. robbie, i take a bit of a different view on this than a lot of conservatives, i see arguments on both sides but i see this # some of the students use, not ncaa property. okay, they are not. no one forces students to go to college, except these scholarships, to go play athletics, they can try to go pro but they don't try to immediately because they see clearly some value beyond full rights and perks of student athletes to perform high-level on a big stage in front of a lot of people, i'm not sure the victimhood on some elements of this is being sold in a f

any pushback with the ncaa were the florida house? >> the challenge which is always the case in florida is getting that bill through the state senate. i urge the state senate to pass this bill to protect women and girls the play athletics at the middle school and high school level to protect the sanctity of women's sports because the moment biological men are permitted to compete with women you are not going to have women's sports anymore and complete change in the way women sports operate. it past the house and in the 60 day session toward the end of the session to protect the sanctity of women's sports in the state of florida. >> the ncaa says they will closely monitor the situation to determine whether there championship can be conducted to be respectful to all participants. we will see what they end of doing. and still ahead critics calling president biden explained to end america's longest war reckless, the backlash. >> dismantling racism, the plan for woke education coming up. (noise of fridge opening) guy fieri! ya know, if you

this man dying after attending the ncaa tournament in indianapolis last week. as the rangers prepare to welcome a packed stadium in texas today. the only major league ballpark in the country opening up at full capacity. in an interview with espn, the president calling it a mistake. the rangers' ceo says they are not hosting a superspreader event here. pretty soon they'll open up the roof and the side doors of this place to help with ventilation. they have safety protocols in place even though texas is a state that's opened up to 100% without restrictions. they will be requiring fans to wear masks here today. they say if you don't comply, you'll get a warning and then you could be ejected, amy. >> kaylee hartung, thank you for that. >>> we'll turn now to the toxic water emergency in florida as crews work desperately to cut off a potentially catastrophic flood from a wastewater pond. a 20-foot wall of water could be unleashed if that pond collapses, flooding neighborhoods. stephanie ramos is in palmetto with the latest on all of that. good morning, stephanie. >>

stanford now has 127 ncaa titles, amazing. it's the most ever any school in the country. as you can see, fans lined the streets to congratucongratucongu >> we haven't been able to gather like this in over a year. it's just so important that we are able to come out and celebrate, not only them being the road warriors, but a championship and, you know, i'm really excited to see the student body cannot have a good time. >> i'm trying to figure out what she has. >> i need her to turn around. >> you know what i'm wondering? i'm wondering if she is the tree and we are just like not seeing the full, like if we were to zoom out, because of the colorful version of the tree. >> very colorful version, i'm here for her spirit though. >> me too. this was the woman's fastball team first championship win since 1992. >>> baylor bears are the ncaa men's national champions for the first time. they feature the top two teams all year, and zagat went undefeated the season before last nights title game, but the bears started off hot and they never let up, winning by points. >> players for the

the first time two black female coaches have made it this far in the same ncaa tournament >> for this to be happening in 2021 to me is long overdue >> reporter: black women have long played basketball in college and in the pros, but there haven't been many black ncaa coaches. >> we do have limited opportunities, and the fact is in our business a lot of black women don't get second chances so i think that was one of my hesitations of taking the job is if i'm not successful i'm not going to be recycled >> reporter: success is no longer in doubt. >> do you have any conversations with some of your black players where they say it's so cool that you do this, i want to go do this? >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: the mom of two who played for arizona herself now embracing being a role model. >> showing my players you can be all these things and do a great job. is it hard yeah everything's hard. but we can do it so i just hope that i inspire someone. >> reporter: win or lose tonight, there's no doubt adia barnes and dawn staley are inspirations stephanie gosk, nbc news >>> and before we go, a spec

. >>> a look at a thrilling finish of the ncaa women's final four semi final stanford on the brink of a national title game. >>> another live look from the pacific appear, back open just in time for the weekend. it is much cooler tonight. paul is back with the hat on and with what is ahead hohow do i usese betterer than bouiuillon? i justst add a spopoonful to my maririnades... ...to stirir frys... ...s.sauces... justst whisk it t in... ...b.brush it onon ...sautété it. it a adds a "cooooked all daday" ...that dodoesn't takeke all . better thahan bouillonon. don't t just make e it. make it t better >>> that is something about the madness. you lose, you crews. stanford women are advancing to the national championship, after an ncaa nailbiter. >> they don't get much closer than this. is your blood pressure back to normal yet? >> i need one of those recliners with the speakers and them with like soothing sounds of waves crashing. i need that to come down from this one. that semi final was a thriller, stanford on the brink, we take you to san antonio, to number one seeds, getting after

baylor defeated gonzaga 86-70 last night in the ncaa tournament men's final. the bears jumped out to an early lead and never trailed against a previously unbeaten zags. >> our team has been special. we have been really, really good. >> baylor's victory was also a win for the ncaa. the coronavirus forced last year's tournament to be cancelled. to reduce risks the organization decided to play all of this queer's games near its indiana headquarters. teens were required to have seven daily negative tests before they arrived in indy and then daily testing upon their arrival. >>> mean tile major league baseball's all-star game will now be played at coors field in denver. last week the league pulled the game out of georgia. the vep new change is expected to be officially announced later today. >>> corporate america is also getting involved in the debate over georgia's new voting law. lets take a closer look at the details of the law. it would sling it can window for sending in ab senty ballots absentee ballots. president biden supports the decision to move the all-st

the ncaa, got their attention right away. they did improve the facilities. what did you think about the ncaa's response? >> we talked about it as a team. obviously when it happened, and the only thing we wanted was not really an apology, like, we didn't need that. we just wanted it to change and for it to never happen again. that's, like, you know, how we improve and how the ncaa improves and how we become better as student athletes and people as well. so, you know, they did the right thing by us. they built a weight room, and they gave us the equipment we needed, but, you know, it was just a little too late. >> and you know what? let's be honest, and a lot of people, why they reacted -- yes, what they saw was deplorable, the difference, but it goes beyond the weight room. we're seeing now with women's college volleyball, the tournament, the coaches speaking out about some inadequacies there. so this is something that women student athletes have been dealing with for quite some time. what would you like to see change? >> i think that when we start, like, tal

still ahead, the welcome home parade for stanford women's basketball after winning the ncaa title. >>> and, the new push to where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is now approved for more patients with chronic heart failure. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about prescription entresto. >>> a heroes problem down on the farm. the stanford women's basketball team took a victory around the campus this afternoon with after winning the ncaa women's basketball national championship over. the victory added a powerful drought for stanford women's program that the universities and national championship. santa cruz high school grad haley jones was tournament's most outstanding player. congratulations to them. >>> it is the day some p

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stanford wins in a thriller 54- 53 and vanderveer, her third ncaa title. >> i owe it all to my teamdon't have confidence in myself. coming down the stretch i saw in their eyes they needed me to come out big and i did thankfully. >> no one knows who scores. it's a national championship and this is a great team. we did not play a great game today, however, but if we can win not playing as well as we need to, i'm excited. >> after the game coach vanderveer said she got 600 text messages to go through. if you text her, give her a little time to get back to you, but steph curry's facetime seemed to get through. my call, i guess it was blocked. >>> the rest of the day in sports in a few minutes. we had a lot going on, including the warriors as well. >> you never have to apologize for screaming in the sports department for something like this. >>> moving on, still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a san jose couple thinks the ups man is at their door, but instead it's a man going on a racist rant, how the family is now rallying the neighborhood to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> in the fight

warriors, man, ncaa tournament time for the women. national scope, there was one conference, a conference faux in stanford's way of claiming walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's s strongest t man mamartins licicis toto help you u break downwn b? arrrggh!h! what a am i gonna do to yoyou ? let me “break it d down” for you..... arrgggggh! you're g going down!n! down t to the recycycling cen! >>>>hey, thanknks martins! yeah, , you're welelcome. geico. s switch todaday and e all l the ways y you could s . >>> good morning. let me show you why pac-12 for this ncaa tournament can't lose. let's take you to san antonio for this one. ncaa final game one, number one seeds stanford and south carolina getting after it and off the loose ball, there is cameron brick with a lay up. five on the gamecocks. south carolina didn't go away. destiny henderson, a three ball with 40 seconds left. gamecocks led by one. next possession, hull, a missed lay up. jones rig

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onlyly at jack i in the box. >>> ncaa men's basketball up top. we had a clunker and a night cap thriller. after baylor won a yawner over houston, there was the big show in indianapolis. ucla, a 14-point underdog tied at 77-77. two minute mark. a block by jalen. he said no to cody, and they turned it into points. great bounce pass. timmy jam. zags up two. look at that block again. final seconds, tied at 81 of 81, johnny drove hard and was whistled for a charge. drew timmy gave up his body. the game went to overtime. zags up by two, ucla with the ball >> in the paint, floater, short, got it back. ties it with three. gonzaga has time to do something. oh yes. oh yes. unbelievable. unbelievable. >> jalen suggs with that all timer. the zags are headed against baylor monday night in the national championship game. >> man, i -- that's something that you practice, you know, on your mini hoop as a kid or in the gym just messing around. and to be able to do that, it's crazy. >>> how did baylor back in there? well, i'll tell you. they played competitive, and

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go to the ncaa championship game against arizona wildcats taking care of you. come on, in a surprise tonight that game to be played sunday. the warriors, conversely, were terrible, tough. the what dream on green out with a sprained finger steps not playing in toronto had their way. get this. they led by as many as 61 points over the warriors. bad pass here. turnover leads to the pascal seatac um three, and it just continued. terrible passing. kelly, you break turnover. damian lee with a flagrant foul here on gary trent junior, and it just gets worse all night long. siachen had his way he'll get a spot up three here three of his 36 disinterested and unmotivated to say the least. 1 30 to 77 step. what are you so happy about? all right, the sharks did win their third in a row. three. nothing over the kings. and there are other parts of the animal, moke inglis said to the sharks. how about this cat that manages to find its way onto the field in the middle of the colorado game with the dodgers? that's a big cat, right? build up the game a right? build up the game a