BERMAN: This morning, Notre Dame's basketball coach says it's time for more women to be in positions of power in all walks of life. Coy Wire with more in the "Bleacher Report." Good morning, Coy.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, John. Muffet McGraw is in her ninth final four as Notre Dame's women's basketball coach. She's won two national championships, including the thriller last season. Well, yesterday, she used this year's big stage to speak power to women, giving an impassioned plea. Listen.</s>MUFFET MCGRAW, NOTRE DAME COACH: We don't have enough female role models. We don't have enough visible women leaders. We don't have enough women in power. All these millions of girls that play sports across the country, they could come out every day -- and we're teaching them great things about life skills -- but wouldn't it be great if we could teach them to watch how women lead. This is a path for you to take to get to the point where in this country we have 50 percent of women in power, we have less -- less now -- right now less than 5 percent of women are CEOs of Fortune 500 companies.</s>WIRE: For the last seven years, McGraw has had an all-female coaching staff. In last year's final four, she was the only female head coach. This season, three of the four are women. The action tips off tonight with Notre Dame facing their rival Geno Auriemma's UConn in a rematch of last year's semi-final. Baylor and Oregon play in the other final four matchup. Muffet McGraw is 63 years old. She's been the head coach of Notre Dame for 32 years. I think you can see and feel why she's one of the greatest leaders in college sports.</s>CAMEROTA: All right, Coy, thank you very much for that story. All right, President Trump wants former pizza magnate Herman Cain on the Federal Reserve board. Why Cain's own checkered history could be problematic for this. "Reality Check" is next.
Notre Dame Coach Speaks About Women in Power