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Anyway, we will see what folks at home think about this. there the jury. thanks for making arguments. >> thanks, shannon. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: some good news before tonight. national intern day. check out this one organization helping students get from the classroom to capitol hill. college to congress as a nonprofit which focuses on low income students and helps them land internships. they also provide financial support for transportation, housing, meals, and a professional wardrobe....

For the first time, must show they have the potential to be great in the job theyre applying for. >> how do you show that? >> well, i think you show it by being prepared. the internet is a great resource. be prepared. know all about the company youre interviewing with. hopefully, the person, you know who that person is before you interview. you do your homework for them. because i know as an employer how somebody represents themselves in an interview with me is how theyll represent my company, s...

Funding that would pay white house interns. the draft bill would also give interns in the house of representatives a raise. its all part of the push to diversify the federal government by getting rid of unpaid internships. former capitol hill intern carlos markveda is leading the fight. >> i personally had three unpaid internships in congress, the white house, and the european parliament, so for me its something thats very personal. and i noticed when its unpaid, it leaves out a lot of folks, in...

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Fight. >> i personally had three unpaid internships in congress, the white house, and the european parliament, so for me its something thats very personal. and i noticed when its unpaid, it leaves out a lot of folks, in particular people of color in working class. i noticed as walking down the highways of congress, that the only person that looked like me there was the custodian. >> 2017, fewer than 10% of house members paid their interns. that number is now over 90% and the payoff, potentially ...

Likeness and endorsements and sponsorships, thats all third-party stuff. this is directly what a school can provide to its own athletes and, yes, its narrow, education-related expenses but thats still a big deal because they werent able to do this and these are, again, opportunities that other students in school have had. like i had opportunities to get paid internships, these athletes were not able to have that help from their athletic departments. >> its a big deal and this does open the door ...

The point of paying athletes. of course if you pay the football players you intoed to play the field hockey players. there is something called title 9 which celebrates its 49th anniversary on wednesday the law that opened the floodgates for women and girls to play sports so you have to be very aware were not just paying the men but also the women. i do think obviously the legal issue is there but right now this is about lap tops and internships. this is a very narrow look at a huge issue in coll...

Even close as jessica schneider tho now reports. >> reporter: this unanimous ruling will allow schools to give money to athletes for education-related expenses beyond the free tuition and room and board that they already get including things potentially like computers or even s scholarships or paid internships. even though these are not direct cash payments, this does amount to a tremendous breakthrough in the long running fight to get student-athletes paid. and what is especially interesting he...

"usa today" and a cnn sports analyst and cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin. the ncaa makes billions of dollars a year. what will be the immediate impact of this ruling for college athletes? and how much of those billions in revenue are they actually likely to see? >> well, we would maybe want to check back in about 20 or 30 years and see where this goes. i do believe this is a signal for the future in terms of athletes having the opportunity to make some money on their name, image, and like...