the ncaa has rules for ties and leah's name was listed first on the score sheet. riley says an official told her they were doing the results in chronological order. >> what do you mean, chronologcal order? we just -- we tied. so at this point i realized, you know, they're doing this to save face. so not only were women kind of put in this position where we have biological males competing against us, we were put on the back burner for biological males. >> reporter: riley, an all-american, says it wasn't about the trophy but how the ncaa handled the situation. >> i don't think that leah necessarily did anything wrong, you know, i think she was following the rules that were set for her. >> what would you say to folks who say, see, if you stop swimming, people wouldn't be so angry? >> i'm a swimmer at heart. it's what i love to do. it's a part of who i am. i don't want to give that up. >>> up next, is leah thomas' swimming career over? are the olympics in your future? plus the debate over whether trans women have a physical advantage in the pool. >> biology rules in s

leading up to the ncaa championships, her critics say she jumped in the rankings between the men's and the women's team. >> you didn't transition to win more medals? >> no. >> reporter: thomas quickly became a lightning rod. 16 of her own teammates and some of their parents wrote anonymous letters arguing thomas posed a threat to women's sports. while the science on transgender athletes is new and evolving, some medical experts say the effects of higher testosterone during male puberty may never be fully erased. >> what are the physical aspects that trans women may not be able to roll back with hormone therapy? >> obviously issues related to body size, airway size, hand size, foot size, perhaps bone density and so forth, but i think the main thing is just the interactions of exercise training and skeletal muscle. >> are you saying that years of hormone therapy cannot put trans women in a place to compete with cisgender women? >> i think the evidence so far would suggest that periods of a year, two years, three years, four years is probably insufficient. >> reporter: in january, the nca

natalie one of the first openly trans to compete in ncaa hers less controversial than leah. >> after i transitioned i came in and breaking records i only competed at conference but certainly the fact i am not as good as leah weighs into that. >> natalie said being able to swim as a woman played a crucial role. >> i had a history of self harm thing, thankfully i'm past that. swimming saved my life. having a ruling like this at the highest level of swimming is definitely going to have ripple effects on the lower levels and i definitely think this will be serious mental health repercussions for trans teens and younger people all throughout the country, in the world. >> included in fina's new policy creation of open competition category where athletes can compete without regard to sex, legal gender or gender identity. >> in addition to not allowing the full athletic experience that's incredibly othering to trans people who already face immense discrimination and in in other parts of our lives to again have this discrimination in sports, you can swim but only over there in that lane. >> t

was of the ncaa's fault? here with me now, fox news computer, she should be our governor, caitlin jetter. welcome back to the show. [laughter] >> it's always my pleasure to be on your show. i love being on your show. i think the two of us have a bond. kennedy: i think you're right and it's deeper than the loss but barely. here's the thing, i feel for her, i don't think it's her fault she's incredibly talented, i think she's one who's been put in an awkward position by the governing bodies have to make tough decisions and they don't want to because they don't want bad press but it's really difficult for the families of swimmers who were born female and went through puberty as a female to say is an unfair advantage, they can't juice themselves, they can't take performance enhancing substances and they argue her prior physiology does enhance in a way they don't have access to. what do you think? >> i agree from that view, she did grow up and went through mail puberty. look at her on the blocks when she's standin

it was the semi-finals of the ncaa women's final four. the sports bra would be packed and the volume would be turned up all the way. >> that was luke burbank reporting. >>> it's graduation season and steve hartman has the story of one man who used his special day to inspire the whole town. >> reporter: mike and tracy thibault always believed time heals all wounds but that belief faded last fall when their 18-year-old son jake was paralyzed in a hockey game. >> i don't know how time's going to take care of this because he couldn't cut a piece of steak. he couldn't sit up, couldn't put shoes on. >> reporter: plus, jake's goal in life had always been to play college hockey and his parents couldn't imagine how long it would take him to findew purpose. they really couldn't imagine. jake had just found out he would likely never walk again when his high school principal came to visit him in the hospital here. whether jake got caught up in the moment or was simply in denial, he made a bold prediction that day. >> i don't remember much but i vivid

retired duke men's basketball coach mike krzyzewski root -- reflects on the state of the ncaa and his long, illustrious career. >> i have reflected some, but not so much about games. what really matters is people and we have had a tremendous impact on people during the almost five decades we've coached. judy: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshr." ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newsur has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no contract wireless plans design to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-bas customer service team can help find the plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering engaged and informed communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. stephanie: we will return to the full program after the latest headlines. funerals have begun in uvalde, texas

what if the nba adopted rules of the ncaa? michael jordan at his prime all of a sudden decides i'm trans. one year on hormone replacement therapy and he could play in the wnba. how do you think that would work out? >> sean: i got to roll but i think -- i think if i do play, i'll bring $100's because it's going to cost me a fortune. any way, thank you, both. more "hannity" after this. with . it feels really good to be able to button your jacket and not worry about it blowing up. -(laughs) -go to golo.com to lose weight and get healthier. >> sean: unfortunately that is all the time we have left this evening. as always, we thank you for being with us. thank you for making this show possible. we ask to you please set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham for the "ingraham angle" is next have a great night. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thank you for joining us. last night's commentary about the growing correlation bet

workout program devote to walking >>> transgender swimmer leia thomas is speaking out >> thomas with the ncaa championship >> reporter: controversial swimmer, lia thomas speaking out for the first time >> the biggest reason why i transitioned where people will say oh, she just transitioned so she would have an advantage so she could win. i transitioned to be happy >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc and espn, thomas pushing back against the claim she transitioned for an athletic advantage and pointing out sh the ncaa at the time, a year of hormone replacement therapy before competing. >> sophomore year, i had my best times competing with the men, i was miserable. so having that be lifted is incredibly relieving and allows me to put my all into training and to racing. >> reporter: thomas also emphasizing that her success should not be seen as a threat to the integrity of womens sports overall >> the rules regarding trans women competing in women's sports have been around for ten-plus years and we haven't seen any massive wave of trans women dominating >> reporter: the interview com

what if the nba adopted the rules of the ncaa? michael jordan it his prime all of a sudden decides i'm trans one year on whoremongers replacement therapy and he can play in the wnba . how do r you think that would work out? i got a role i but i think i think if i do play i'll bring hundreds because it's going to cost me a fortune. thank you both more "hannity" right after this doesn't care that i used to work on testing . i'm not ready. it's not like they're going to move in . i need a school they can work around. all this might be like, okay, a lot of needs to some more forces graduate georgia what a.m. i'm catholic university of yield. nail fungus is necessary. upd now starts improving the appearance of fungus damage toenails in just two days. it's clinically proven formula penetrates nail the results you can see quickly ofthe female give fungus damage toenails a makeover from the creators of the original uptalk the upright posture walker that has improved the mobility and freedom for tens of thousands of people around the world

ncaa used to require schools to ow they were moving toward enter equity. as soon as the head of the ncaa came on board they stop doing that and the gap between men and women in the last 17 years has grown 28%. history is not going to solve this problem. what we do at champion women is we try to empower current students to make it happen. correspondent: when did these rules change? >>n 2010. correspondent: this has affected generations of athletes as they arcomi through. i want to talk about real-world implications. beyond the numbers on the page these colleges are required to report what are the real-world implications for women's sports programs when repoing gets distorted like this? >> there are massive implications. these decisions to make the numbers look better instead of making them better deprive women of opportunities and all the benefits that come from sports. 87% of schools are not offering opportunities. they would have to add 11,501 spots for women. the tools and skills it gives women, 94% of c-suite women had experience playing a sport. it has

. >> thomas wins the ncaa champion. >> just before leah thomas became the first to win an ncaa division 1 title, the governing body is imposing new restrictions for trans women. fina which partners with the international olympic committee effective today saying trans swimmers must have completed their transition by age 12 to be able to participate in competitions and athletes would have to prove they've continuously suppressed their testosterone levels. >> it is a policy that we need to introduce in order to preserve the competitive fairness of our event. >> it does not impend ncaa athletes, athletes who show signs of puberty will no longer be able to compete in the championships. some olympic swimmers speaking out. >> thomas completed 34 months of hormone replacement therapy surpassing the 12-month requirement to compete on the women's team, but her participation in the pool was met with controversy saying thomas had an unfair physical advantage, an idea she refuted on nbc news. >> trans women are a minority of athletes and we haven't seen a massive wave of trans women dominating. >> i

athlete to win an ncaa division 1 title. know that the new rules do not impact ncaa athletes. >>> raj mathai is here with what's coming up at 6:00. >> do anything exciting today? >> just watched a little parade. >> i saw you there! enjoy the moments not just for the players, but for the fans. the warriors continue to capture the hearts of the bay area, basking in the sunshine today, the warriors celebrate another nba title with hundreds of thousands of people in san francisco. the champagne showers, the screaming fans, and the promise of more to come. >> it means the world and now we're back having a parade in san francisco. >>> i'm scott budman. some employees at another tech giant have voted to unionize. coming up, what they could mean for the future of apple stores. >>> and a garage and a realtor sign vandalized with anti-asian messages. an arrest in the hate crime investigation in the east bay. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. jess, i know y

down to the dna and we saw the result of this at the ncaa women's swimming championship. dominated the competition because had statistical advantages and was slightly better than the competition. naturally have a larger waistband, lung capacity. all these advantages are significant in a sport like swimming because the difference between a win and a loss comes down to a tenth of a second. >> thomas says no intention at stopping at the collegiate level. >> are there olympics in your future? >> it's been a goal of mine for a very long time and i would love to see that soon. >> isn't the whole explanation by tom is completely selfish? >> it absolutely is selfish. it's ignoring the root of the issue. when men are allowed to compete as women, it's women who are being hurt. women are being actively discriminated before our very eyes and immediately stand up and demand action. men have a biological advantage that is embedded down to their d telling dna and it doesn't change identifying to the opposite gender. we have to return to the science that proves there is no advantage betw

matthew: thomas fol lod the ncaa rule which was to be going through the -- going through the process of transitioning and taking medication. there's different periods of time for different sports and for different -- at different levels. and having to go -- she went through the gippings -- went through the stiefnlings transition, followed the ncaa rules and was allowed to compete if we're talk about the international rules, what they have done in order to sort of not circumvent but avoid that situation is they're siding with the scientists who say if you go through a certain stage of male puberty, the benefits you gain are lifelong and irreversible. kristen: so cannot go away even if you suppress male hormones or use female hormones, even far long time, those are lasting advantages? matthew: yes, you'll have lasting advantages. you'll have grown already. you'll have muscle mass. you'll have characteristics that men have that women don't. and i'm speaking in generalities here. everything is a spectrum. so we're trying to talk about in generalities about generally men are taller, stron

he part of the ncaa team that went to the ncaa tournament in 1998. >>> a's host the astros. moving pictures on the late show. >>> let's pivot to tennis french open. rafael nadal and novak djokovic. swatted the net. in anger? what a heavyweight battle. djo djokovic, the ball travels fast. the match went past 1:00 a.m. in paris. in the end, the king of clay, nadal prevailed. took down top seeded j ed djoko. now two win away from a 14th french open title. >>> check out this. coco gauff graduated from high school last week. now she is two wins away from winning the french open. gauff in the near court defeated fellow american sloane stephen to reach a grand slam semifinal for the first time in her career. >>> all right. now tampa's g-man choi thought he had a three-run homer last night. and look at rangers el white. robbed him. there is a replay. can we top that? well, this was nice. this may have been better. angels fan in the upper deck. bare-handed grab while holding on to both cans of beer. >> both cans. >> talented. >> that's my pick. that's my pick. >> thanks. >> all right

but obviously the ncaa, it's not working. i agree with that doctor 100%, i've been through the process. i can still, seven years later still hit the ball 280, 290 yards in playing golf. i've got a lot left over and lia thomas has a lot left over. good example, let's say the nba, ok, takes on the rules of the ncaa and you have to be on hormone replaced for one year. michael jordan decides to come back to play, you know, basketball and he all of a sudden says he's trans. and so he gets on hormones for, hormone replacement for one year. comes back, plays in the wnba, how do you think michael jordan would do in a case like that. here's the thing. i talk about this one issue, and that is lia thomas. but the transathlete issue is so much bigger, ok. there are so many young people out here, out there that i'd -- identify trans at a very young age and truly trans, and wonderful parents, do all the medical things right. of course they should be able to play in sports. sports is good, that's a good thing. you know, what we are talking

reporter: tara vanderveer has more wins than any other women's basketball coach in history, with three ncaa championships, and olympic gold for team u.s.a. >> u.s.a. all the way. we should have never needed title nine because it should have been fair all along. >> reporter: when she was in high school, there was no women's basketball program. >> it was also very painful not to have a team to play on, not to have that experience that the boys got. but i think it is important that we, you know, do know the history and that we keeng to have true equality within sports and within education. >> reporter: the ncaa's dr. amy wilson says the fight is just beginning. >> are we making sure that womel identities are getting access? are minority women getting those same opportunities? and we see that's not the case in a lot of our sports. celebration and a continued battle for equal play and pay. jamie yuccas, "cbs evening news," los angeles. >> o'donnell: i'm all for that. back with the world's new top dog. about how their skin feels... ...when it comes to our skin, what if it could feel differently?

now leah is saying that beyond the ncaa, there are olympic aspirations. watch. >> are there olympics in your future? >> it's been a goal of mine to swim at olympic trials for a very long time. and i would love to see that through. >> will: so there you hear it what's important to point out there and important for the viewers. we were expecting caitlyn jenner in this segment. we are having technical difficulties bringing kaitlin into this conversation. what's important there is leah's aspirations reach beyond the national stage international stage. we as a society and a world will have to answer the question whether one person's feelings take precedence over fairness for all. i think we are still having technical difficulties bringing caitlyn jenner into the conversation. so, i believe do we have kaitlin right now? okay. kaitlin, i think we got you. there you are, kaitlin. glad to bring knew this conversation. >> here i am. >> will: there you are. i don't know if you are capable of hearing everything on the lead-in right there if you are capable of hearing

my comments were all about the ncaa. the rules were too lacks come too easy. lia thomas kind of slipped through the cracks. but, i have no fault of hers. she play by the rules. actually, i kind of respect her now. why? because you brought this issue forward. now we can finally deal with it. the iaaf quisling with this since i was competing. women back in 1976 had to take saliva tests to check their dna to make sure. this was the years of the east german women, the soviet women, hey. i lived with these girls and i wondered. wow. i had one out lift me in the weight room my last lifting workout in the village. anyway, there are a lot of issues going there. 12 years old, i don't know. i am all in favor of young trans people being able to compete in sports. i want that, sports are good. okay? i want that. i've been highly criticized. i've only had this one issue i have talked about and that is lia thomas. and the ncaa on their rules. not about the entire trans community. you know? there are things we have to do. i have support. >> harris: do you put them in their o

stanford opening up the ncaa tournament against binghamton. there's drew bowser, so long, king bowser. caps off a ten-run inning. that is a grand-slam. their 16th straight victory. cardinal will face texas state tomorrow in the winners bracket. had you not watched the game, and i told you jayson tatum went three for 17 and the warriors had a 15-point lead in the second half, would you have assumed warriors in a run away, but that fourth quarter was all boston a 17-0 run in there. the celtics shot 75% from three and outscored golden state 40-16 during the final minutes. boston takes the lead. a huge statement by them, but no fret, it's first team to four. >> you know, it's first to four, not first to one. and we've all been through situations like this, and we realize it's going to be very hard. best part about it is, you know, would he have another opportunity sunday. >> nhl playoffs, madison square garden was popping. third period, lightning in white, they turn it over, and mika zibanejad makes them pay. rangers winner, 3-2. the series goes t

to restrict transgender athletes from women's competitions, that includes leo thomas who one at an ncaa swimming chair pitcher back in march, joining us life on that ruling. the new rules would mean in order to compete in women swimming the trans athlete would have to complete the transition before the age of 12, this rule means thomas the first trans athlete to win ncaa division i swimming title and also and hope to compete in the olympics against biological female athletes will not be allowed to do so. an international body that governs watersports suds it will have no one has an unfair advantage. >> we have to protect the rights of all our athletes to compete. but we also have to protect, headed in fairness at the especially women's competition. in the past of the achievement of the women. >> the new gender inclusion policy will require trans swimmers to provide proof that the transition started before they went to puberty and also they continued to suppress testosterone to compete afford time olympic kate campbell said will ensure competitiveness. >> it is my hope that young girls a

earlier this year though, one month after the ncaa updated it's transgender guidelines, 16 of thomas' teammates signed an anonymous letter writing in part that they support her for living authentically, but they feel she has an unfair advantage biologically. sean. >> sean: matt finn, thank you for that report. amid never-ending failures, blunders, and far left lunacy, staffers inside the biden white house are once again pointing fingers at each other as a new report chronicles the internal turmoil, blame shifting, dysfunction, from inside 1600 pennsylvania avenue. massive finger-pointing and blame in all directions. according to the report, biden is growing very frustrated with his aides were routinely walking back his rambling reckless statements with the president apparently worried it makes him look weak. joe, you are weak. in defense of his staff, what other choice do they have? or member his comment back in january about a minor incursion by russia into europe? that should have been walked back, and it was. biden suggested back in march u.s. troops in poland would be on the groun

we're going to give you moving pictures of college baseball, stanford baseball, ncaa play, and up against it with good reason in palo alto. to relax. the bats came to life. a grand slam, hit 12 homers in the three-game series. junior matthews won three innings last night and three more today to finish it off. they're going to the college world seers in omaha for the second straight year. the giants did some sweeping up this weekend. san francisco now 3 1/2 games behind l.a. in the west. >> divisions aren't lost very often. i didn't think that we were in that danger zone. it feels that way sometimes. and it feels very easy to be, like, oh, man, the division's getting away from us. i just don't think it happens very often with good baseball teams and i think we're a good baseball team. >> reporter: phil mickelson finished 34th in the liv golf event last weekend. mickelson did not agree withhe pga ur's decision to suspend him and other players for joining the league. >> i've worked hard to join a membership and give back to throughout my 30 plus years of professional golf. and i've earned th

ole miss, one of the last teams selected in the ncaa tournament won their first ever national championship. >>> let's pivot. the pga golf finished up the travelers championship in connecticut. amateur from stanford, par 5 6th hole, almost holed it out for a 2. finished 15 under for the event and fourth place. this fella had a shot backfire. that's a rookie. double bogey. it had this to keep a share of the lead, and ohh, it opened the door for xander schauffele and he jarred that one over and it was over, his sixth career win, second this season, finished two shots clear of the field. pocketed just shy of $1.5 million. >>> major championship play for the lpga outside of washington, dc. here the women's u.s. open champion minjee lee at 18, stuck it within a few feet of the cup. 4 under her total. you know what, it was not enough. in gee chun at 16 to take the lead at 500. congressional showed its teeth today to lexi thompson, she paid for it, missing that one. in gee chun wasn't going to miss this one. she hung on and won her third career major, walked away with $1.3 million to put in her ba

retired duke men's basketball coach mike krzyzewski root -- reflects on the state of the ncaa and his long, illustrious career.

outside of the county center, including speakers and the former president of the local chapter of the ncaa, singing the black national anthem. juneteenth is now unofficially observed san mateo county government holiday. june 19th is a federal holiday, celebrating the emancipation of enslaved african americans, back in 1865. >>> doctors at a hospital in honolulu are treating what they believe is the states first probable case of monkeypox, part of a growing outbreak distinguished by a rash. the driver spreads through prolonged contact with an infected person. officials are monitoring close contact with these cases and are awaiting test from the cdc. >> we are coordinator with federal authorities to make sure we have access to vaccines and antiviral medication. >> the cdc reports 25 probable or confirmed cases across 12 states. five cases are in california, including a probable case announced friday. worldwide, nearly 800 confirmed cases. experts say the general public risk remains low but they are urging everyone to remain vigilant. >>> we are back in 90 seconds. escaping from one of the na

in march thomas made history as the first transgender woman to win an ncaa swimming championship. >>> apple store workers in maryland made history with a union vote, and someone is paying big bucks to have lunch with warren buffett. wendy gillette has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: u.s. financial markets are closed today as the nation observes juneteenth. investors are still concerned about inflation and a possible recession. on friday the dow fell 38 points to close out its worst week since march, 2020. thsdaq gned 152, and the s&p 500 rose 8. but both ended the week in negative territory. >>> it's a first for an apple store. union workers at a baltimore area store voted to unionize over the weekend. leaders say employees at more than two dozen other apple stores have also expressed interest in unionizing. at the maryland store, 65 employees voted in favor of the union. 33 voted against it. >>> purchasing a home in today's market is so stressful, half of buyers say the process brought them to tears. a new survey from zillow finds gen-z and mi

ncaa regional final second ranked stanford hosting binghamton. my old stomping grounds out near syracuse to cardinal explode for 10 runs in the second inning capped by this drew bauder grand slam. he also had an rbi double earlier and ending. it's extending tommy troy with the solo home run. he had 2 of those on the day. stanford winds 20 to 7. they play the winner of uc santa barbara and texas state uc santa barbara, think that my braces. >> good. go. got all right, 7 time pro bowl center. alex mack is retiring after 13 years in the nfl has been a great career for him. >> the 36 year-old san francisco forty-niners announced his retirement today. mack was drafted. 21st out of cow. but browns back in 20 9, he played for the atlanta falcons and spent one year with the reading goal last year in a statement posted on his twitter mack, thank the fans. his teammates and all is coaches yeah, i yapping about food. much more segment was next on thinking you guys had a had a couple readers for. so i apologize about that. i'm still kind of shell shocked by

ncaa tournament time last night, even drew out stanford alum john lynch, for a look. they trailed texas state 3-1 in the ninth. a leadoff homer from drew bowser made it a one-run game. two pitches later, tommy troy went yard, what? off of cameron tower, center field. stanford tied the game at 3-3. later in the inning, runner at third, trevor haskins, freshman from san jose, found a hole and stanford walked it off. the super regionals were on the line and the second-ranked cardinal delivered 4-3 final. they get to host connecticut in the super regional next weekend. what a finish. they are a series away from the college world series. >>> nba, full kpix crew with boots on the new england ground right now in boston. i don't know when the wors leyesterday. b you they fdirect. ey have a little time to freshen up on the boston-area gluck-sister. >> glock-cester. >> scituate? no way would i have said that. >> leicester. leicester. >> we're going to boston. that's easy, boston. >> third tallest in the sports department charlie walter brings us warrior news and notes, the flav

steph played at davidson where he grabbed everyone's attention during the 2008 ncaa tournament. >> curry driving on wallace. a high three. got it! >> the 2009 nba draft, the golden state warriors select -- stephen curry. >> okay, cool, this is motivation. this is what we talked about. okay, it's my turn. >> reporter: but omar was not drafted. he played in brazil and then the dominican republic, trying to catch the attention of nba scouts. >> that will to kind of get to that next level was always there. always just knew he could accomplish whatever he wanted to, no matter where it took him in the world, he'd be ready for it. >> reporter: then came the summer of 2013. it was the offseason. and omar was training and playing in proam games in this small charlotte gym. >> i hear the game, i get the chills. but it was taken away from me, though. >> omar makes a since bounce pass to dorenzo, who lays the ball up. omar starts to backpedal. >> i remember he just sort of stumbled back. i actually thought he tripped. >> at that moment it was like almost a dead silence. like an eerie silence. i'm a

came into the spotlight with lia thomas, who made history as the first transgender woman to win an ncaa swimming title and did so with some controversy, especially from their own teammates who said they had an unfair advantage. it now means this policy could prevent thomas from competing in the paris olympics but other elite-level sports like cycling are also revising eligibility rules with a lot of backlash from critics who say to enforce these policies will mean seriously violating the privacy and human rights of athletes who just want to compete. >> this is an ongoing story. for the very latest, we appreciate that, thank you. >>> from hollywood to the front lines, the war in ukraine. after ben stiller visited war-torn ukraine on sunday the 56-year-old is a u.n. good will ambassador. according to a tweet he traveled to poland and visited the poland/ukrainian border where he met with refugees and people whose lives have been impacted by the war in ukraine. three americans reported missing in ukraine are speaking out after russian state media published videos allegedly showing americans

. >>> stanford baseball opening up the ncaa tournament. drew bowser, so long. caps off a ten-run inning with the grand slam. second ranked staf ed stanford, straight victories. cardinal will face texas state or uc santa barbara tomorrow in a winner's bracket game. >>> tennis we go. it took under two sets for rafael nadal to advance to the french open final. his opponent alexander zverev suffered an ankle injury in the second set, was forced to retire from the match. zverev came out on crutches, obviously emotional. nadal will play for his 14th french open title sunday against casper ruud. >>> golf, second round of the memorial from ohio. when we're showing the second round of this, it means something crazy happens. adam hadwin, rolls in the cup for his first pga tour. fires up the club in the air. he is excited. not really for the tournament. he is in 39th. cam smith is the leader by one going into the weekend. the hole in one. it's great. you're excited. when it's your first time, you're really excited. but it's short-lived because then you have to buy the dri

this came into the spotlight with lia thomas who made history as the first transgender woman to win an ncaa swimming title and did so with a lot of backlash, in particular from their own teammates, who said they had an unfair advantage. this new policy now means that thomas won't be able to compete at the paris olympics. this new policy is getting a lot of backlash from critics who say that in order to enforce it, it will mean having to seriously violate the privacy and human rights of athletes who just want to compete philip >> that's big news, surely not the last we've heard about this. ja janice, thank you so much. >>> the january 6th hearings resume this week the first hearing on tuesday will focus on accusations that former president trump leaned on state officials in an attempt to alter election tall hes. among the witnesses who will testify is brad raffensperger, the georgia secretary of state he was on the january 2nd telephone call with the then-president asking him to, quote, find nearly 12,000 trump votes to overturn president-elect biden's win. it is unclear if the committee wil

came into the spotlight with lia thomas, who made history as the first transgender woman to win an ncaa swimming title but did so with some controversy, especially from their own teammates who said they had an unfair advantage. this new policy could prevent thomas from competing at the paris olympics other elite sports are following suit by revising their eligibility rules, including cycling. it's getting a lot of backlash critics who say that to enforce these policies will mean having to seriously violate the privacy and human rights of athletes who just want to compete >> janis, thank you for the breakdown, appreciate it. >>> wwe chairman and ceo vince mcmahon appeared in character on friday speaking to a live crowd just hours after announcing that he would step back from his roles as the wwe board of directors investigate alleged misconduct nbc's vaughn hillyard has more. >> reporter: a shakeup in world wrestling entertainment. >> no one there is bigger than a wwe. >> reporter: bigwig vince mcmahon is stepping back from his responsibilities as chairman and ceo of the wwe, according t

it was against ncaa rules and you would suffer punishment if you committed this stuff. but early 90s, players started saying if you are going to sell a jersey with my number on it and my name, why am i not making any money. it saddens me, this seems to be where we are. but it built up and built up and this was found to happen. brian: the rutgers and the perdues. but at least put the rules in stone and tell us the parameters. i know you lived in the best of the business nfl reporting from the sideline. but colin kaepernick wants to turn back time. he has a tryout with the raiders. how do you think he will do? >> he's been out of the league for five years. that's strike one. strike two is he's 35 going on 36 years old. you can bring him in and he could be a backup. i heard his workouts are not super stellar, they have been okay. but it's the step in the right direction for colin kaepernick. if someone wants to sign him, let him do that. they need to understand water in bringing along with colin which is all the media attention he's going to draw because of his kneeling in

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the new rule comes after leah thomas became the first transgender women to win an ncaa swimming championship. >>> tonight yellowstone national park is rushing to reopen as soon as possible. we reported here on the record flooding causing extensive damage. parts of the park is expected to reopen wednesday. they hope to open 80% within the next two weeks. >> a fisherman in cambodia catching a giant fresh water sting ray. 661 pounds, about 13 feet in length. it was measured weighing tagged and then released back into the river. >>> when we come back here tonight, the images from all over this country this weekend and on this national holiday. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. in a clinical study, the m

trying to avoid elimination from the ncaa tournament. cardinal trailing uc santa barbara 4-3 the sixth. jones doubled down the left-field line. two runs scored to give stanford the lead. they won it 8-4 to keep their season alive. cardinal will play another elimination game tonight at 7:00 against texas state. >>> now, look at this fan. tried to get a selfie with rafael nadal at the french open men's final in paris. nadal made quick work of casper ruud. this french open title count, 13, and about to be a record 14. won the final 11 games after trailing 3-1 in the second set. nadal won it 6-3, 6-3, 6-0. he is the oldest men's champion at roland garros, and now has 22 career grand slams. >>> how about golf? why not? look at the final round of the u.s. women's open at pine needles in southern pine, carolina. men ji lee dominated the field all weekend. her approach shot at 12. boy, did she put on a clinic. she sunk the putt for birdie, finished the tournament at 271 strokes, 13 under par. the lowest score in u.s. women's open history. that's

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ncaa and other organizations allowing to destroy sports. i applaud fina and i hope the olympic community will do the same thing. you can't destroy the hopes and dreams of these young women who have worked their whole lives to accomplish what they have. i can't imagine having another sex be able to come into the sport and take it over. the fact we have to have this conversation shows where we are as a nation, i'm so happy to see the international community push back against this, most places on earth understand you have two genders, a man and a woman and you shouldn't being competed against each other and being called equal. this tells you about the times we live, i pray for this nation to wake up and really find our place in god's order. >> griff: finally, jack, i want to ask you, yesterday juneteenths, marked slavery's end in the united states. you have thoughts on it? >> yes, i do, it is a joyous time, i am glad we get to end on this. remember how many people fought and died to end slavery, white, black, all races came together to destroy

college baseball, stanford seeded second in the ncaa tournament. cardinal scored 10 runs in the second inning. granny into the trees. cardinal have won 17 straight games. 20-7 was the final score. they will face texas state next. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a good weekend and we will see you for game 2 of the nba finals tomorrow, pregame at 4:00. >> we are rooting for this rain. we needed. >> it's going to help us out in the north bay where it is particularly dry. you can see the cloud cover from northern california sweeping into the bay area. we will continue to see a stronger system slide into the north bay. 57 degrees on the coast. the fog has lifted, but the visibility isn't great. the dew points are going up into sunday which means a muggy fields of the atmosphere for the second half of the weekend and the sunshine coming out late in the day. we have to deal with a lot of cloud cover. here we have upper 50's in santa cruz. still heading out there to enjoy the day looking at the clouds throughout the afternoon. light to moderate show

. >> reporter: the ncaa's dr. amy wilson says the fight is just beginning. >> are we making sure that women, girls and women of all identities are getting access, you know. are minority women getting the same opportunities, and we see that that's not the case in a lot of our sports. >> reporter: celebration and a continued battle for equal pay and equal play. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others check back later for cbs mornings. and you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. is cbs news flash. i'm matt piper in new york: senate has passed a gun control bill 65-33. speaker nancy pelosi says the hoe will vote on it friday, then send it to the president's desk. the bill gives millions to mental health and expands background checks for those under 21. >>> it has been one year since the surfside building florida collapse. the judge has given final approval

three months after upenn swimmer lea thomas became the first openly transgender athlete to win the ncaa division 1 title. this morning, new restrictions for trans women. on sunday, fema overwhelmingly zbroet voting in favor of new rules. saying swimmers must have completed their transition by age 12 to be eligible to compete in women's competitions. athletes would also have to prove they continuously suppressed their testosterone since their transition >> this is a policy that we need to introduce in order to protect the competitive fairness of our event. >> reporter: the rules means trans swim who are transitioned after showing signs of puberty will no longer be able to compete at the olympics or world championing. at the fema vote some olympic swimmers speaking out in support of the new rule. >> that men and women are physiologically different can not be disputed. >> reporter: her participation in the pool was met with controversy. many arguing thomas had an unfair physical advantage. an idea she refuted. >> trans women are a very small minority of athletes and we haven't seen any mas

the stanford baseball team fighting to survive in the ncaa super regionals. the cardinal fell just short of coming back from a seven-run deficit