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They also found more, walk us through the decision and what it means and what it doesnt mean? >> the ncaa loses a key legal question about if it can fend off rules to compensation. the specific rules did not apply to paying athletes. these are things like musical instruments, sax phones, the ability to take internships. they say dont make us change this, this could endanger the scheme. but by a unanimous ruling today the supreme court said no, the ncaa cannot justify these

Students really to profit off of their student athlete status. instead, this gives the option for colleges to give money to athletes for school-related expenses, including things like compute he is, paid internships, scholarships for postgraduate study other production or services specifically related to academics. what is especially interesting here is that in this broad opinion there is a concurrence written by conservative justice brett kavanaugh. he talks about the fact that, really, the fig...

For officials of the national collegiate athletic association which is the governing body. for example, its president takes home $7 million a year. its not unusual for takes home $7 million a year. its not unusualfor a takes home $7 million a year. its not unusual for a football coach year to earn around $11 million a year. but the athletes themselves are deemed temperatures and they receive scholarships and exchange. this ruling, as you mentioned, a unanimous ruling by the highest court in the ...

Paid this was the next best thing to being there. this was a question about whether the ncaa rightly wanted to stop universities from giving what were called education related benefits to athletes. this would be computers, lab equipment, musical instruments, allowing them to take internships that sort of thing. not the compensation question and the ncaa has lost this case. the ncaa went to the supreme court and said please dont allow this to go into effect. let us keep this in place, continue to...

Six and seven-figure salaries, but those who generate those salaries, many of whom are african-americans, and end up with little to nothing. so this is going to end up the case for compensation across the board some >> that is right. we have two forms of compensation now, and the name, image and likeness copensation is going to start july 1st, and many of the other states are going to sign up with the name, image and likeness bills to stop athletes from making money on the autographs and endorse...

Now, under this unanimous decision from the supreme court, the ncaa can not limit education-related payments. that includes money for things like computers or maybe scholarships for post-graduate education or even paid internships. but this really does amount to a huge breakthrough for college athletes who have been fighting for years to get paid. but as the conservative justice brett kavanaugh said, he said the fight is not over. he said the ncaa is not above the law. and really what he stresse...

>> the door to the oval office is always open. hell be deeply engaged in the negotiations over the coming days. . >> meantime, vice president kamala harris and labor secretary marty walsh went to pittsburgh to promote the extended child tax credit included in the covid-19 relief package passed earlier this year. the vice president talking about the importance of the monthly payments set to begin on july 15th. >> we want to make sure that we are actually helping families, right? and that means ta...

Student-athletes can receive, things like computers, musical instruments, scientific equipment, their ability to take internships and so forth. the ncaa want to do cap those, the lower court said you cant, and today, as you said, its a shutout for the ncaa. the supreme court unanimously said the ncaa cant limit it. but the interesting thing here is what does this mean for the much larger question about whether student-athletes can be paid. theres big momentum in the states, at least 15 states ha...

Going through it, youve seen some things. you have a sense of whats going on in the neighborhoods. how do you think we can be most helpful to you guys? what are the things that you think would be most helpful in young people being able to navigate their own lives, be successful in school, have a positive future, be confident that they can get to 80? give me some sense of what are some gaps that we could fill or some things that are working that we need to build back up. >> for me, i feel like ha...

Go to western, work through that, got a couple of internships, landed a job, thats a career job now. but before, i wasnt even thinking about going to college, to be honest, because i was always worried, could i pay for it, would i be accepted? i think after the first visit you made here, i worked a little harder on my grades. i stopped playing around, i was like, maybe -- maybe i could do something else. maybe i could go to college. >> when you sit in a circle like that, the obstacles these kids...