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of thousands of dollars. they want basic health care, they want some protections. they want their scholarship length and their academic achievements certainly recognized. and they need more help beyond their eligibility. why hasn t the ncaa done this? all they re doing is bashing union talk. well, i think you hit the nail on the head. this isn t a connect ticut problem. the basic issue is they re making money the way it is. they re able to exploit these kids, make millions between their tv revenues, their products, all of the jerseys that they re selling. and yet the kids get nothing. they don t even get enough food to not go to bed hungry. it s absurd. each state deals with labor differently. what do you want to do in connecticut? well, one of the things we re looking at is explicitly giving these athletes the right to collectively bargain. that s what they re asking for. i think that kdeserves
teams met in chicago with the league commissioner roger goodell. details are still under wraps. sources tell the associated press that the two sides have been discussing a 50/50 split of all revenues. initially that would suggest that the players would be getting less money than the 60% share they used to enjoy. but with the nfl revenues expected to double in the next five years with tv revenues and the rest that could amount to a lot more money. mike, the fans want to know for sure are we going to see a football season this year? you know, shep, the farns want it, the players want it and the owners and representatives of the 32 teams walking into the westin hotel indicated today that they want it. it s the season to get a deal said the owner of the colts as he was walking into the meeting. let s get some work done said the vy influential owner of the new york patriots robert craft. a lot of the pressure on these team owners particularly because training camp is right around the corn
the atlanta hawks and join the miami heat in the eastern conference finals. game six in atlanta, all bulls. they had the number one seed. carlos boozer who went to duke came to life scoring 23 points. chicago wins 93-73 and they go to their first eastern conference finals since michael jordan played basketball professionally. game one is sunday in chicago. hey, the first round of the players championship often called golf s fifth major, quiet down, tiger woods was returning to the golf course after battling knee and ankle heal injuries but he would not last long. about nine holes. tiger withdrew from the tournament and shot a six over and said he had trouble walking and then went to the first aid center to verify his claims. and finally, the nfl lockout is going into overtime. it s the longest in league history at 58 days. meanwhile, the players are seeking a minimum of $707 million in damages from the owners over tv revenues. the players claim the league violated the collective bargai
stations from fox. this time abc. and make no mistake, there is more to come with the big corporations wanting cash from the cable companies that carry their signals. the battle is just beginning. and most likely it will eventually effect every one of us. sandra smith from the fox business network with us now, i mean a sign of things to come. definitely a sign of things to come. issues really bigger, shepard, than just these two companies. you have hundreds of millions of dollars at stake. and the issue at hand is very, very simple. you have the content providers like you mentioned the food network or espn, the cable only channels which traditionally have gotten much more for their content from the cable providers. well, what we haven t traditionally seen is the traditional network broadcast get any money or sometimes very little money. well, they want to change that obviously with the decline of tv revenues, they want to be in this for the money, too. that s the message they are sen