. >> the ncaa asked the governor to veto the bill. the group warned it would give california universities an unforadvantage in recruiting. >>> joining us in the studio is the author of the bill. why do you think it is so important to allow college athletes to have agents and sign endorsement deals. >> college sports has made billions for everyone involved except the people that are the talent that creates the wealth, that's the student athletes, that's wrong. >> you know the push back from the ncaa, right now their rules prohibit anyone from profiting in new way from any sport. they have said that if you pass the law, california schools will be in violation of ncaa rules, do you think that is a reality or will the ncaa make some changes. >> they have a bad history. they lose lawsuits, this is an antitrust violation if they exclude california schools and secondly, the public is on our side. california has put bill 206 into law and new york state has just introduced a bull and the florida legislature is troducing a bill and nebraska is

the ncaa urged the state to reconsider. a statement that said, we urge the state of california to reconsider this harmful and we believe unconstitutional bill of the state or constructive partner in our efforts to develop a name, image and this approach for all 50 states. gavin newsom, former scaler has 40 days to sign or get off the pot. will they be forced to let athletes get paid or should they get used to drinking this? welcome back. ncaa says this is unconstitutional. on what grounds? >> it affects interstate commerce, sort of what was said. which is pretty much everything. i don't have a ground. to me, they really don't like this and we hope it doesn't happen to us. >> so now what they're doing is threatening the 58 schools in the state of california saying not only can you not compete in national championship, you also might not be eligible to play at all. that seems like a very tangible decision. >> the ncaa has wrestled with this exposure has for all these years. when they start to threaten these kinds of actions,

we can't follow the ncaa. the ncaa has been a bad actor with players. that's a walking title 9 violation in itself. the state of california should be taking the lead on this. >> the other argument you will hear referred to for generations, this is not the way it's supposed to be, this is not amateur athletics and tim tebow who played college football and is a commentator on tv had this to say about that over the weekend. >> we live in a selfish culture where it's all about us, but we're just adding and piling it on to that. it changes what's special about college football and we turned night the nfl, who has the most money, that's where you go. >> how do you respond to tebow? >> well, first, i have a lot of respect for tim tebow but couldn't disagree with him more on this issue. colleges are set up in order for regular students to set themselves up economically. they're searching for economic prosperity, to have a double standard where you say college athletes shouldn't do the same doesn't hold water. i'm hoping tim changes his mind opt this. at the end

the ncaa says are not going to let it happen. they will go to court or ban the school from competing in championships. the other eight schools in four states in the pac-12, they oppose this. lawmakers and five other states have promised copycat legislation in the coming weeks. experts say the likely result is the ncaa or congress coming up with solutions. >> i think this is a pandora's box that is now been opened that the ncaa is going to have to react to. the ncaa is a concern from their perspective i believe of maintaining this competitive balance, like a level playing field for all those who participate in collegiate sport sports. >> doesn't take effect as you said until 2023 but in recruiting, that's not a long time. these schools are in a tough spot. either they follow state law and violate the ncaa rules or vice versa. something is going to have to give. >> shepard: william la jeunesse live in los angeles. after our reporting here will have fox news update on facebook watch. it is a minute long newscast online with unique c

. >> nbc bay area's bob redell has more on how the ncaa is responding. >> the ncaa said this bill could upend amateur sports and it is unconstitutional and gives schools in california unfair recruiting advantage over schools in other 49 states. governor gavin newsom signed into law while on "the shop" hosted by lebron james wand california is the first state to allow college athletes to sign endorsement deals, hire agents and profit from use of their name and likeness. especially when it comes to video games. the so-called fair play to pay act which goes into effect in 2023 only applies to student athletes at four-year private and public schools that receive $10 million or more year from media rights. this does for bid schools from directly paying athletes. now background here, gavin newsom was a college athlete himself and played baseball at santa clara. he just spoke to the media by phone in the past hour and said with the new law he wants the students to share in the millions of dollars they generate for their schools. >> and that money has not necessarily benefited athletes. it is a

>> yeah, so right now the ncaa is threatening to sue california. they say this new law gives california an unfair competitive advantage for recruiting. but there is also a twist. at the end of november, the ncaa review board is supposed to come back with new laws. if the implement changes, california has an amendment klaus in this new law which will allow for those changes, and also other states, new york, florida, south carolina, even at the federal level that they're looking to change laws. so a lot can happen over the next three years. >> all right, anser hassan reporting live for us, thank you. right now some student athletes can receive money while playing in ncaa sports. the ncaa reported it generated more than a billion dollars in revenue in 2017. that's the last year in which stats are available. student athletes can receive yearly cost of living stipends from their schools. those payments range from $2,000 to $4,000. tennis players can win up to $10,000 in prize money per year. olympians can accept winnings from their competitions. >>> new

and so if there was no longer an issue of eligibility, the ncaa because remember, now, because of ncaa regulation, we can't be involved with that cohort of players. if the rule were to change, we and our players association, usa basketball, and other groups, would work directly with those players to prepare them for the nba at 18. david: the one and done, after they finished the ncaa tournament, they are not finishing their classes? adam: i don't want to say that is the case for all schools, but it is the case for many of those players. understandably, because -- the moment they -- look, i think that is the whole hypocrisy in a way of the one and done program. those top players are being recruited by those schools as the best path to a top draft pick in the nba. david: right. adam: so once they finish their collegiate career after one season, they are fully focused on preparing for the nba draft, so whether or not they are going to some classes -- and remember, just to put it in context, for a player coming, for a top player coming into the nba, let's say a top 10 pick that will come i

>> almighty voice of college sports, ncaa because they're so on the straight-and-narrow. i think this is fantastic, connell for college sports. california is the first state to try a lot of different things in our nation. they certainly have their problems with taxes and being in debt and there are some great schools in california also in debt. this potentially brings in money into a school. what this allows is for players to sign endorsement deals. so we find out real quickly, the proof is in the pudding. who will actually attract deals that will bring endorsement money in, right? there is potential conflict, let's say a school has a deal with adidas, nike, puma, whoever it is, then an athlete has a separate endorsement deal, you have potential conflicts. that still has to get worked out. the framework is here for a great foundation. if it works in california maybe for the rest of country. we have 10 athlete in a certain state will bring in any kind of money because they move the needle, they move the financial figures within a state. connell: right. >> by and large you

thed: after they finished ncaa tournament, they are not finishing your classes? adam: not for all schools, but those players, understandably -- look, that is the whole hypocrisy of the one and done program. those top players are being recruited by those schools as best path to a top draft pick in the nba. once they finish their collegiate career after one season, they are fully focused on preparing for the nba draft, so whether they are going to classes -- and remember, just to put it in context, for a player coming, for a top player coming into the nba, a topic that will come into next year's draft, given our pay scale now, assuming the nba continues to prosper in that player stays healthy and plays around with the expectations are that the player will play, that player in salary alone will make over 200 main dollars. -- $200 million. david: let's talk about that. [laughter] adam: if you are a parent or guardian, it is hard to say you should go to three more classes instead of preparing for an important decision. that is where the hypocrisy lies. david: would yo

david: do you mean the one in duns, after the ncaa tournament they are not finishing their classes? alan: i don't want to say it is the case for all schools, but for many of those players. i think that is the whole hypocrisy of the one and done program. those top players are being recruited by those schools as the best path to being a top draft pick in the nba. they finish their collegiate career after one season, they are fully focused on preparing for the nba draft. so whether or not they are still going to classes, just put it in context. into the player coming nba, let's say a top 10 pick is coming into next year's draft, given our pay scale and assuming the nba continues to prosper and assuming that player stays healthy and plays where the expectations are, that player in salary alone is going to make well over $200 million. david: let's talk about that part. [laughter] alan: it is hard, if you are the parent or guardian, to say to that player it is more important that you go to three more classes as opposed to preparing for such a critically important decision. that is where t

so in 2009, o'bannon sued the ncaa as well as the video maker ea sports. ed o'bannon wrote a book about this battle "court justice my inside story of the gather against the ncaa" and joins me now. ed, did you ever get paid -- can we put that back up on the screen for a minute. look at ed's likeness from the video game versus how he looked in his heyday, did you ever get paid for that? >> no, i didn't. i did not get paid, michael. >> were you forewarned. or did this catch you cold? how did you discover, oh, my god, they're using me in their video game? >> i was, in a nutshell, i was at a friend's house. and his son had been playing the video game the night before. and then, you know, went to his house. you know, he told me about the video game and i wanted check it out. so, he pulled it up. there i was. there was my brother. and all of my teammates for the '95 team. and i was, you know, ecstatic about it, to be honest with you, initially. and then he told me that, you know, he paid "x" amount of dollars for it, and i didn't get a penny. and that's when it r

ncaa rules we cannot be involved in that cohort of players. usthe rule were to change, and our players association and usa basketball would work more closely with them to prepare them for the nba. after the one in duns are done with the ncaa determined they are not finishing classes? mr. silver: it is not the case with all schools are all players but it is the case for most players. i think that is the whole hypocrisy in a way of the one and done program. those top players are being recruited by those schools as the best path to being a top draft pick in the nba. once they finish their collegiate career after one season they are fully focused on preparing for the nba draft. whether or not they are still going to some classes, just to put it in context, a player coming in -- a top player coming into the nba, a top 10 pick that will come into next year's draft pay scale and assuming the nba continues to prosper and that player stays healthy and plays where the expectation for that player is, that player in salary alone is going to make well over

the ncaa released the statement moments ago. "we will consider steps in california while our members move forward with ongoing efforts to make adjustments to ncaa name, image, and likeness rules that are both realistic in moderate society and tied to education." the paxil release histamine singer down like you're disappointed, turning college athletes and the pros that this could reduce revenue for the spt female athletes. it's a divisive issue, but the truth is this really does kick the can right now to the ncaa, which is likely going to have to do something. >> harris: it's interesting. you have heard the argument for this, they believe school early, not get a full education, and play in the pros because they want to be compensated for what they'd be doing anyway. and around and around we go. william la jeunesse, thank you very much. as house democrats move full speed ahead on impeachment inquiry, can 2020 candidate something clear from dominating their campaigns? they are sucking all the oxygen out of the room from the politi

so this is a way for them to make money. >> the ncaa board of governors see a slippery slope starting in the golden state. members wrote governors and saying in part sb 206 would raise the critical distinction between college and professional professional athletics, and that it gives those schools in california and unfair recruiting advantage, resulting in them being unable to compete in ncaa competitions. the threat hits home in the land of the rose bowl, and collegiate powers such as stanford, sc, and ucla. >> that will never happen. you have huge schools that draw in huge amounts of dollars. there is no way they will exclude them. they make so much money.>> the california senate passed the amended version of ab 206, now goes to the governor's desk for signature into law, it would take effect in 2023 if the governor signs it. also stanford university put out a statement saying they are opposed to ab 206 because they when one set of rules for the entire nation, not a separate set just for california. >> another bill that advanced in sacramento today would bar california law enforceme

i mean, come on, step into the 21st century, ncaa. if these guys name and their likeness. it's them, they should be able to use this and earn that money. if they don't earn money from any of the other things they are bringing in. look at the institutions that are profiteering, the sneaker companies, the agents, the coaches. everybody except for the people producing the product. everybody else gets attention and they can't. now they want to step in and say this is not right either. this is wrong on the ncaa on all levels. >> martha: georgie's dumb actors is on -- they don't get any money for it. on the other side of the equation, maintaining the college spirit of athletics and perhaps there is a way that the ncaa could say, look, we're going to put this money in an account for you, what you have to say this, you can't spend it when you're in college, we want to invest in your future, do you agree with any kind of regulation like that? >> i really don't. i think they need to revamp the whole thing, because, look, come on, it's just time. these guys are bringing in billions o

>> the falt from not so forever 21 and is california picking a constitutional fight with the ncaa >> the setup is green across the screen it might be a little more flattish for the quarter overall. half a percent gain for the dow. similar for the s&p and the nasdaq up almost a full percent as well. just below the 3,000 level on the s&p 500. we'll keep an eye on that move for the s&p. as things set up for the month, in september what could have been a rough month, the s&p 500 is roughly 2% financials have a really deent break out more than doubling in the health care sector is flat we'll end with a look at one sector, that is utility stocks up just a quarter percent today. since this move here, this is up 26%. we will put a star here because that will be on pace for a record high close today if these s&p utilities hold these gains into the closing bell. >> six straight closing quarters welcome to the exchange. senate leader telling cnbc if the house advances impeachment proceedings, he'll have no choice saying any u.s. president could get the chinese to buy food from us china doing mo

david: the one and done, after they finished the ncaa tournament, they are not finishing their classes? adam: i don't want to say that is the case for all schools, but it is the case for many of those players. understandably, because -- the moment they -- look, i think that is the whole hypocrisy, in a way, of the one and done program. those top players are being recruited by those schools as the best path to being a top draft pick in the nba. david: right. adam: so once they finish their collegiate career after one season, they are fully focused on preparing for the nba draft, so whether or not they are still going to some classes -- and remember, just to put it in context, for a player coming, for a top player coming into the nba, let's say a top 10 pick that is going to come into next year's draft, given our pay scale now, and assuming the nba continues to prosper and assuming that player stays healthy and plays around with the expectations where that the player will play, that player, just in salary alone, will make just in salary alone, will make over $200 million. david: let's ta

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the ncaa is apoplectic about it. katie: board of governors released a statement, it would erase the critical distinction between college and professional athletics. these outcomes are untenable and would negatively impact more than 24,000 california student athletes across three divisions. we urge the state of california to reconsider this harmful, we believe unconstitutional bill. hope the state will be a constructive partner in our efforts to develop a fair name, image and likeness approach for all 50 states. there is a battle now between california and ncaa. steve: you know what? if it goes through, good for california. they will suddenly be the number one place every recruit will want to go. why? because i want to get paid. if i go to school in north carolina, not going to get paid. if i go to california i will. that is one of the reasons the ncaa says it is unfair. judge napolitano says, terrible idea. >> i think it will be a disaster. i think it will prevent those athletes from participating in postseason play

. >> since then, the ncaa studied but failed to resolve the issue. >> this is a pandora's box that is now been open that the ncaa is going to have to react to. >> several states found legislation, top recruits consider making big money california schools. universities and conferences facing potential declines in revenue as sponsors underwrite individual stars, not athletic departments hurting nonrevenues sports. >> the ncaa is very concerned from their perspective of maintaining this competitive balance and competitive, like a level playing field for all of those who participate in collegiate sports. >> it takes effect in january 2023, giving the ncaa time to make a solution. the steps are under consideration that are realistic and tied to higher education. spill what do you think? drop me a tweet, let me know about the story. the u.s. placing new sanctions on russia in response to interference with the 2018 midterm elections. placing the yachts and private planes of the russian financier on an international sanctions list along with employees of the international agency that he has f

that should be done alongside the ncaa. they are working on this. gene smith, my athletic director at ohio state is working on this specifically. if you have unbridled free market anything goes pay-for-play type thing you will have more bad actors on college campuses than you have ever seen before. these kids will be taken advantage of. connell: ncaa is arguing this, maybe congress plays a role, saying it's a constitutional issue a ban on states from putting a law into place that looks to regulate interstate commerce. you have all these schools obviously playing across different states what have you. so what role in the future might either the court system or maybe you play a role in congress, how it plays out. >> i actually think that what we should have is we should have one federal law again, that allows this to take place but alongside of regulation at the ncaa level. that will even the playing field for everybody and provide important benefit to athletes i think absolutely deserve them. that is ultimately the direction i hope this goes. i will

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the ncaa board of governors is already urging him not to. >> it's quite a controversy. on the one hand, a lot of these athletes are getting a full ride, so you could argue that they are sort of being compensated for their skills. then again, these colleges, some make like $100 million off of these college athletes. >> yeah, a lot of them, the argument on that side has been like the colleges are making a lot of money, and some of the athletes don't come from money at all. they're still scratching and surviving. >> yeah. i'll tell you what, if it's passed in california, though, it's going to make those schools in california way more attractive to top-notch athletes. keep them competitive. >> that's right. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange, thank you. >> you got it. >>> still ahead, a birthday buzz. a young cancer survivor obsessed with the "transformers" character bumble bee is treated to a special parade. character bumble bee is treated to a special parade. proving the doubters wrong. the official yogurt of... never backing down. it has fifteen grams of c

lebron james says that is the point and the ncaa should pay college players across the country. speaking of paying, seattle city councilmembers proposing $1 million fund to pay homeless people to go back home. the proposal calls a family reunification for the seattle homeless who came from somewhere else. a team of trump administration officials are in california learning about the growing homelessness crisis. the fact-finding mission comes in the reports the trump is cal and state officials are skeptical of donald trump's help the residents team divided but according to a new report from our los angeles affiliate many agree that somebody has to do something. >> concerns that it could be heavy-handed focus on criminalizing homeless people. >> citizens have had enough of this. we need leadership that will take care of the situation and thank god the trumpet ministration is coming. >> motorhomes -- where they throwing human feces? into the ground. it contaminated our water. >> for civilized city to allow this type of squalor on their streets. >> let's bring in the host of left coa

the ncaa says it's unconstitutional. all of a signed they also say let's not have it just in california. let's get this moving across the united states. they don't want matters confused. you have problems you have a contract with adidas but the team has a deal with nike. you have a potential conflict. as far as constitutional. the senator who introduced this bill says numerous legal scholars assert that sp206. the fair pay the play, that it is constitutional and that an ncaa ban of college schools from california and they're saying they want to ban schools from playing in the ncaa and championship sport says that will be breaking antitrust laws. the law is saying one thing, ncaa says something else. >> bill: it passed 72-0 this week on monday. and then 39-0. what does the governor do, sign it? >> he has 30 days to do it. a lot of pressure to blaze this ahead. kevin kiley sends it sends a message to the ncaa. >> bill: on the quarterback at ohio state, a quarterback at usc in los angeles, i can make money off of adidas or

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extract yourself from the ncaa. go with other schools and we'll create our own organization and create our own economics because now it is about the money. we'll be brutally honest about it. we will pay the athletes. focus this on a true business. the ncaa doesn't allow them to run it as a true business. like i said the interests of the ncaa as an organization are not fully aligned with the economic interests of the schools or the economic interests of the players as those are a part of the equation. neil: wow. you stick around for a while. >> it is fun. neil: one of the world's richest men and one of the world's nicest men. >> gracious. neil: i didn't it is what it is. what we will try to do here, folks, help you understand this labyrinth of the business world this young man knows all too well but a lot of people sometimes, neil, you're throwing a lot of nonsense at me. so we're just trying to make it easier. we're color-coding everything. simulcasting what you hear and see. miss an interview, some of that with thi

. >>> the state of california appears to be on a collision course with the ncaa over a bill to allow student athletes to make money. the fair pay to play aktd passed the state assembly by a vote of 72-0. would allow college athle to hire agents and be paid for the use of their name or image or likeness and also bar colleges and the ncaa from banning athletes who do get paid. universities oppose the bill and the ncaa has warned california schools they could be ineligible for national championships. if the bill is approved it is up to gavin newsom to decide if it becomes law. >>> it is definitely feeling fallish out there. >> it is. >> it is going to be like summer soon. >> that feeling won't last long. it will fall away. or temperatures rising. live doppler 7. sunny skies and breezy. it is bright up there. just a few clouds around. check out the wind gusts now. 36 miles per hour at san francisco and novato 24. san carlos 26. calm in fairfield. e view from sutro tower over san francisco. it is 65 degrees here in the city. oakland 72. 71 at redwood city. mid-70s at san jose and gilroy.

this is setting up a potential confrontat ncaa se hlic programs like cal and stanford. the ncaa threatening to make california schools ineligible for national championships. state senators will have to vote on that bill by friday. >> 6:34. >>> the houses crieses is always a hot topic in the bay area and new options are being debated in alameda and santa clara counties, that would open the door for more buyers. bob redell is live in berkeley. these proposals would be a good start. marcus, the program being proposed in berkeley would be for city employees and first-time home buyers who cannot afford the price tags of homes. many of the homes in berkeley go well over $1 million. this program that's being considered by the berkeley city council as they'll discuss tonight is called the open doors initiative. that would allow current homeowners, people who already have homes here to subdivide their homes into condominiums. for example a million-dollar property could be converted into four condos, that could be sold to city employees and first-time home buyers for a much more

the ncaa says they are monitoring the process. the highest military honors for deserving canines. >> canine metal. >> they awarded the canine metal of courage for their, quote, extraordinary power and service. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us on this 9/11. >> it is wednesday, september 11th and mrs. fox news alert, john bolton out as national security adviser. a major shakeup comes at a critical time for the trump administration. afghan playbook that measures up to this job, we are live in washington with the short list. plus a clean sweep in north carolina. dan bishop and greg murphy picking up two seat in the house. jillian: democrats admitted is thanks to donald trump. will this be for things to come in 2020. ted cruz teaming up with alyssa milano on gun-control. rob: this unlikely duo, "fox and friends first" continues right now.

>> or does the ncaa adopt it and say, we have to go that route? >> we have to go down that road, because that's where it's going to go, eventually. >> you have all the high-profile athletes backing them. that's going to be one to watch. thanks for watching "power lunch. >> and "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," everyone. i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. a separate positive and a positive quarter, despite a negative august, that is how things are with 59 minutes left of trade >> and let's look at what is driving the action on this last day of september the tech sector surging with apple in the lead up more than 2% right now oil falling on weak chinese economic data. also, saudi aramco resuming its operations to full capacity. that has the energy sector weaker today and the delisting walkback the white house downplays any limits on u.s. investing in

the move sparked a show down with the ncaa. the group's board of governors is already threativing to ban california colleges from nationwide competitions because of their unfair recruiting advantage but lebron james and draymond green tweeted their support for the fair play to play bill. >> if you are a superstar athlete it will mean a lot. >> the ncaa said the legislation would impact more than 24 thundershower college athletes here in california. gavin newsom has not said if he will sign the bill. >>> struggling business game stop will close more than 180 stores world wide. it is not clear how many of the 20 stores in the bay area will be affected. the company is losing customers as gamers move toward streaming services. the company always closed 195 stores world wide in the last 12 months. >>> china said they would exemp some u.s. products from tariffs. the dow was up 227, the nasdaq up 85 and s&p 500 up 21. >>> today president trump tweeted he is going to delay an increase in tariffs on $250 billion worth of chinese goods f

the ncaa is allow promoting a bill that would allow college athletes to get paid. basketball superstar lebron james so that's basically the point and the ncaa should pay college players across the country. speaking of paying folks, seattle city council members are proposing $1 million fund to pay homeless people to go back home. the proposal because it family reunification for the seattle homeless who came somewhere el else. if a team of trump administration officials are in california right now, learning about the growing homelessness crisis. the fact-finding mission comes to report that trump is pushing for major crackdowns on homeless camps in the state. residents seem, many agree that somebody has to do something. >> concerns that are heavy-handed. and we have motor homes parked up a along, and into the spreading grounds. this is a conscience for a civilized city to allow this type of squalor and death on their streets. >> let's bring in the host of left coast news. gentlemen, great to have you. >> white house deputy judge deere says the president has taken not

rob: the ncaa warning the pay to play law would be unconstitutional, the california bill would allow student-athletes to make money off of the use of this image that was passed in the state senate and heads to governor newsom's desk. the ncaa claims the bill was signed, california schools will be banned from competition since it would blur the lines between professional and amateur athletics. jillian: a live look at the tribute in new york city, it represents where the twin towers once stood. rob: the new york mets paying tribute at city feel standing with 9/11 first responders for a moment of silence. jillian: the team wearing custom cleats featuring the twin towers ordered by pete alonso. rob: against the arizona diamondbacks with 9 runs and 11 hits. went to where they do it on top of parking lots. you wouldn't believe how big those lights are. it is tremendously huge, 25 of those spotlights shooting into the sky. jillian: every year it doesn't seem to get easier for first responders. >> fdny for 23 years in the firehouse he belonged to, 12 men and we lost ray pfeiffer. hearts and

university in 1956, donning his famous number 44 jersey, he set 17 mountaineer records, was named the ncaa's most outstanding player in 1959 and was a two-time consensus all-american -- wow. west virginia won 87% of the games in which jerry was in the lineup and won the settlor conference all four years he played diversity. after graduating, jerry played on the 1960 usa olympic team, which swept every matchup, including a much-anticipated showdown with the soviet union. in that game, jerry was the highest scorer, accounting for nearly a quarter of america's points. to this day, the olympic gold medal is his most prized possession. is that still so? plenty ofyou've got possessions. maybe we will top it today. we will see. jerry then joined the los angeles lakers. we all know that. -- in year that follow, the years that followed, he was to become a legend. in the january 1962 game against the new york knicks, jerry scored nearly half of the lakers' total, setting a personal scoring record of 63 points in less than 40 minutes. of 1962 finals against the celtics, jerry triedd the lakers and very

the ncaa warns if it takes effect, california schools may be blocked from competing in tournaments. up next, we'll explain why. >>> but first, with some soothing thursday morning music. we want to take you live outside looking along the oakland estuary. you have to have some miles davis news tick set the tone. thank you, miles. you're watching mornings on 2 from ktvu fox 2 news. disease our time is 5:54. this is a developing story in baytown, texas. protesters are blocking the tread heartplan bridge there in houston. some of them are dangling off the side of the bridge. they are about 22 green peace protesters out there. this is just east of houston, texas. the debate will be in houston, texas. and some protesters are hanging off the side of the bridge in houston. it is affecting traffic. it is quite a spectacle. the houston astros. the as struggled early with ten strike-outs in the first five minute innings. wow. once the astros pulled their starting pitchers, the as made a comeback. look at this. murphy hit a homer in the sixth inning, tied the game at two. later that inning, here