sport. we need to be convinced that this new center has a robust system to investigate and stop bad actors so that situations like this never happen again. and we need to make sure that the center has adequate funding going forward into the future. i understand that the u.s. olympic committee and the national governing body are engaging in their own internal investigations into what went wrong. i hope everyone today is prepared to explain exactly what they're doing to investigate and learn from past failures so they can build a system that works. i also hope the center for safesport, which is located right in the heart of my congressional district, can help us explain how past failures inform its work because the center doesn't just investigate misconduct allegations, although that's an important part of their job. it also has the extraordinarily important task of developing anti-abuse policies and providing education and outreach to promote safe environments for athletes. i hope the center

history and global sports history. on the end here we have got frank fitzpatrick. some of you may be very familiar with him. he is a native philadelphian and has been a philadelphia inquirer editor and sports writer since 1980. he has been the beat writer for the eagles and covered nine olympic games. so first i just kind of want to set the scene in terms of 1968 and the sports world. so i am going to turn it over to frank to talk about what was going on here in sports world at that time. frank: well, first of all in me, the focus of sports fans was much more exclusively focused on philadelphia. you didn't have as many games on television. there was no espn. you had to really work at it to be a sports fan, especially if you wanted to be a sports fan be -- beyond philadelphia. to give you a quick capsule of what was happening here this year, of course, as i said, the local focus, the big and high five school sports were enormously popular. the eagles -- i don't want to dowse the enthusiasm of those of you who are excite

safe sport in 2012. in 2013 the usoc established a safe sport working group, and the 2013 working group recommended that case management for sexual misconduct cases should be consolidated under a new, independent entity with an independent board of directors. as you will see in tab eight, the usoc approved the creation for the center for safe sport in 2014. the center, however, was not launched until march 3, 2017. tell me why it took seven years since the working group was created and nearly three years from the u is soc approving the center for safe sport until that center was launched. >> u fest, relate -- first, lete say it did took too long. there are some reasons. funding being one, insurance issues being another, very complicated, and trying to get all of the national governing bodies to do the earlier steps that preceded the center which was to put in some mandatory requirements and get them in compliance.ma but, frankly, it took too long, and we regret that it did not open sooner. it may have be

sport. procedureslicies, and bylaws weren't consistent and it'sl ngb's unclear whether there was adequate oversight to assure the applicable policies and procedures were even followed there. toe been recent changes improve how allegations of sexual misconduct are handled within the olympic community. the usoc has used working groups to make recommendations for promoting and protecting athletes, new policies and andedures were developed the u.s. center for safesport usoc anded by the 2017.ed in march of over the course of this investigation, the committee has with many survivors and their experiences have informed work.aped our these conversations and the many thousands of pages of documents provided to the committee pie survivors and and whistleblowers, helped shed light on the pervasive problem organizedabuse in sport and prompted the committee all 48est documents from governing bodies and the usoc. appreciate the assistance survivors have provided and our hearts go out to them. is to do ev

this statute attempts to have the states to prohibit sports gambling did not sto there it said sports gambling under state law and what it intended to do this is what you talk about in the new york case new york versus united states with the accountability expense and responsibility the burden is on the state to specifically say as the cbo says it has no effect on the federal budget because the federal government does nothing and it also said in the senate report has no regulatory impact. >> if i read these cases to set up a principal the federal government cannot script state officials for its own purposes the federal government does whatever it wants consistent with the commerce clause but it cannot script state officials to help the federal government do that so if that is the way i see these cases then who is being conscripted to do what? >> the court uses the word commandeering so all of those verbs are applied so conscripted here means the legislature of new jersey has been told it may not regulate an activity taking place in new jersey all over new jersey illegal gambling going

sports history and global sports history. on the end, we have got frank fitzpatrick. he is a native philadelphian and has been editor and sports writer since 1980. he covered nine olympic games. i wanted to set the scene in philadelphia, 1968 in terms of the sports world. i am going to turn it over to frank to talk about what was going on in sports world at that time. focus sports fans' was exclusively focused on philadelphia. it was more difficult to follow national. you had to work at it to be a sports fan. just to give you a capsule of what was happening that year, about the local book it is the big five in high school sports were enormously popular. i do not want to douse the enthusiasm of those of you excited about the super bowl, but in 1968 they were a long way from that. gentlemanowned by a who was about to go bankrupt. they went to and 12 that year. the reproach to buy a man who had been unsuccessful at notre dame and got a job with the eagles. in 1966, he had one good year. and a manne and five awarded him with a contract which at the time was unheard of in

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for say sport. but they hope is evident, volleyball has long considered the safety of our athletes to be a top priority. this is not suddenly craven response to headlines or as a result of mounting public scrutiny would've done so because many years ago we recognize protecting athlete and members has the right thing to do. i'd like to address the case of mr. rick butler has made headlines in the volleyball world could mr. butler is a well-known private volleyball club owner in aurora, illinois. his sub support performance audible not owned or operated by u.s.a. volleyball. however, athletes and coaches required to be members of u.s.a. volleyball if they wish to participate in u.s.a. volleyball sanctioned events. in 1995 come allegations of misconduct were brought forth by three women who took place while they were members of his privately owned club. he had a relationship with them in the 1980s while he was their coach and while they were under the age of 18. as a result of allegations, 1995 u.s.a.

sport. you are where we are holding investigativee hearing and in doing so have had the testimony under a have any objection to testifying under a? >> let the record reflect all witnesses have responded no. the chair advises you under the rules ofss the house and the committee you are entitled to be accompanied by counsel do any of you desire to be accompanied today? let the record reflect all witnesses have responded no so please rise. raise your right hand. i will spare you win. do you swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth? you may be seated. you are now under oath subject to title 18 action 1001 of the united states code you may now give a five minute summary of your written statement and we will start with you susanne lyons. there is a light system that should turn yellow with one minutehe left welcome good morning chairman and ranking member and member of the. three months ago i agreed to serve as thee acting ceo of the committe

sports. >> certainly. >> i imagine there are different gameification features inside apps that could be enabled by this ruling. how deeply are investors going to be looking at this to see all the ways it could be used? >> very deeply this will come sooner in my inbox than anything 5g related starting today frankly, in the past we've seen a lot of it, too people were betting on this happening and -- i know, and here we are. so i think it's going to be absolutely huge. we're going to see a ton the question is what the timeline is. i think there's a lot to learn from the uk and what worked, what didn't. but you're obviously going to see the daily fantasy folks pvt pretty quickly you'll see new jersey lead the way. they already have casinos and have been preparing. in reality it's going to take two, three years for a lot of these states to pass their own laws this is not just a flip a switch tomorrow and up we're going. but certainly you'll see some of the ones who are more prepared for this prob

in sports. now sport governing bodies can and must report allegations of sexual misconduct for the centers of safe sport and the center continues to receive new cases as well as cases from athletes who had reported sexual misconduct in the past. already the organization has provided training to more than 300,000 people and have received more than 500 reports. clearly all of this takes resources, and we need to make sure the center for safe sport has the resources and personnel it needs to do its work. so i also want to hear what the u.s. olympic committee is doing to support the center for safe sport. special language in the tax code designates the u.s. olympic committee as a tax-exempt nonprofit organization, but few nonprofit organizations can report revenues in the hundreds of millions of dollars as the u.s. olympic committee did in its most recent tax filing. the u.s. center for safe sport gets its funding from diverse sources including fund-raising and government grants. it also gets a port

, that can be repurposed for sports betting. lot of that technology was built right here in massachusetts. do you think the state that there is -- there is not much talk of them embracing this comedy think they should? jason: well, just yesterday there were coming from the governor the indicated that this is something they wanted to look at. there is a chance that it could be discussed, but i think massachusetts has proven itself in a number of areas to be very much a hub of technology. think there was real opportunity for them to take ownership of the sports technology space. hopefully become the leading space for that, a space that sports technology companies can find a home. caroline: heavy build an ecosystem to a certain extent? you have a lot of talent based here, has a other competitors to your front door? jason: and has certainly helped. i see a lot of startups here, and our a lot of companies we work with that of talked about opening a boston office. i think it is helped, but really it is more about policy makers the agg

it is a global sport.ppeal with young people, digitally savvy people, it is a game that can be played by both genders, nonviolent sport. a lot of trends going in our favor. probably the biggest trend is the explosion of content digitally globally. used to be followed a team in your state or your city, now, we have fans all over the world. we have more facebook followers in the philippines than we have in the greater boston area. [laughter] not to mention nba fans in 400 million china. we get 20 million video views a month from content that the boston celtics produces here in boston and pushes through all of our channels out globally. that more than anything has fueled the growth of the nba. our players are really savvy in terms of using the digital technology and social media. caroline: two brand themselves. rich: exactly. they are the first generation of digital natives. all that is feeding the bigger macro trend. not only television ratings going up, but streaming going up without detracting from televis

women's sports. high school and youth sports. after today's session, you will receive an email with a survey i hope you'll all fill out to allow us to take a deeper dive. it will be material we will use to shape the conversation in the future. we hope you'll join the conversation on twitter. aspen onollow us at at sports. we want to introduce our first panelist. pleased to have a diverse group of people and some people who are knowledgeable on this topic and in the world of college sports. first we have the former georgetown and princeton basketball court -- coach who was a member of the team who came out to recommendations to condoleezza rice. then, a recent college football playoffs selection committee member. and, a sports economist and partner who is the chief strategist of the historical basketball league. fork you to all of you being here. i want to start with a question. reaction to the commission report the came out last week? it struck me that there was a lot of asking other people to change their way and a double down.

>> it is a sports betting product. the traditional fantasy game we offered just fantasy sports and you can play against your friends or public leagues and you choose teams of players. we love that product and we'll continue to invest in it but we'll never able to let people say hey, i want to pick who's going to win the game tonight or bet on whether the points will go over below certain totals and with now we can do certain things that state will allow it. >> there is some regulatory uncertainty out of the way mgm has said in past meetings that it looks as a potential $5 billion opportunity and they have operating experience and operating a sports book. do you see those sort of the analog players now being competitive in the digital marketplace. >> oh, absolutely. this is going to be a huge industry and there will be a lot of come tilpetition which is gr for consumers. we have great dna and we only started six years ago so it is mo mobile and all online for us it is a brand that people think about when they think abou

and global sports history.n the end, frank fitzpatrick. some of you will be very familiar with him. he is a native philadelphian and a philadelphia inquirer at her and sports writer. he covered -- editor and sports writer. he covered nine olympic games. first, we want to just set the scene in terms of 1968 and the sports world. i am going to turn it over to frank to talk about what was going on at that time. frank: in 1968, sports fans my focus much more -- was much more exclusively on philadelphia. you had to really work at it to be a sports fan, if you wanted to be a sports fan be on philadelphia, especially. to give you a quick capsule of what was happening here this i said, therse, as local focus. big five and high school sports were enormously popular. the eagles -- i don't want to douse the hopes of those of you excited by their super bowl, but in 1968, they were a long way from that. they went to-12. they were coached by a man who extremely unsuccessful at notre dame and for some reason got the job with

no rubbish coming up on sports day., an inspiring story from the women's superleague. if someone takes football from me, it's like a person takes a toy from a kid. and — allaboard — the world's strongest men are flexing their muscles on the south coast. almost a third of elite british olympic and paralympic athletes say they have experienced or witnessed "unacceptable behaviour" during training, but only a quarter actually reported it. that's one of the findings of the culture health check report that was commissioned by uk sport, after a series of welfare and bullying scandals. nick hope has the details. record—breaking middle falls at the london, rio and pyeongchang games proved that british sport has never been stronger, but at what cost? over the past 18 months, some of the nation's most successful sports, including cycling and gymnastics, have become embroiled in welfare scandals. and now a uk sport survey has revealed that almost a third of british athletes have either experienced all witnessed unacceptable behavi

a lot of sports are bubble sports.ormula 1, talking about big business, it is global, enormous, the new owners want to expand the sport. how healthy do you think it is at the moment? well, the revenue for formula i is as big as it ever has been, largely promoted by some fairly hefty television broadcasting contracts. we're on the cusp of formula i going behind a pay wall in the uk, which is the first time that has happened. i probably would not have grown up watching the sport if that was the case. there is no question that we are used to that business model now, that some sports you have to pay if you want to watch them. in terms of growing the sport, mr ecclestone who sold to liberty media, they are expanding into new media. a lot of people are attracted to the sport not necessarily as a driver, but the interest in engineering or mechanics or whatever. there are so many elements that come into it. if it is not being broadcast as widely, maybe we will lose some of that opportunity. the first four grand prix ‘s have be

this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. the mother of all comebacks... tennis at the french open. the race to host the 2026 world cup is up in the air... from north america. hockey‘s fairytale... in the stanley cup final. hello, welcome to sport today. the latest from the international football matches in a moment. a successful return to grand slam tennis. to reach the second round, as adam wild reports. was time for the tennis to do the talking. talking. mother and her return to grand slam tennis was far from straightforward. tennis was far from straightforward. have the edge in a tight, deciding set. the captain, clearly the trick. afterwards she said it made her feel like a superhero. like a superhero. warrior in it, like a warrior princess queen. princess queen. always wanted to be a superhero and it is my way of being a superhero. it is my way of being a superhero. clots, god i don't know how many i have had in the past 12 months. have had in the past 12 months. pants a lot while i play so i can keep the blood circulat

sports society program. welcome to our new building and welcome to the future sports. our conversations series where we take some of the biggest questions of the time at the intersection of sports and society. completely in line with the mission of the sports and society program which is to convene leaders, physical -- facilitate dialogue. this was hosted in january, on the future football where we asked the question of what if flag football was the standard way of playing football up until the high school level? in a number of leaders came together from a diversity of perspectives and we talked that through. this series is not so much about what should happen but what would happen. taking a conversation that is in the bloodstream already and really giving stakeholders leaders the opportunity to think it through. it is really about looking into a crystal ball as best as we can. today's event is about college sports. it comes in the wake of last week's report from the commission on college basketball appointed by the ncaa and chaired by condoleezza rice. the commission

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phoebe took up the sport at the age of eight.ayers of any age. i do not think there is a limit to what you can achieve in the game — phoebe has got the next big international deaf tournament coming up in turkey. she has some pretty big regular competitions as well coming up — she is open—minded, she has got an exemplary attitude. so when you've got one of those it is easy. the tennis foundation are trying to get more people into tennis. personally it has been a big opportunity for me to help other people recognise this and join up for deaf tennis because it is 100% amazing. most days phoebe will either be training or competing and that is alongside her schoolwork. she is also making great strides against players who can hear. as for the future, she is reaching high. her aim is to be the best deaf tennis player in the world. after a one—year hiatus from the ring, manny pacquiao, is back in training ahead of his wba welterweight title fight with argentinian lucas matthysse. after losing his last fight on points to australianjeff ho

so we can have a clean sport.e to that. now we‘ve seen some interesting carreer changes from sports men and women in the past. eric cantona turned to acting. victoria pendleton became a jockey. and now the former norwich city striker grant holt, there could also be a broken bone or two, as he turns his hand to wrestling for charity, as some of his fellow wrestlers can tell us. waw welco m es waw welcomes you. thank

why on earth would it think that is a sport. how can that be a sport? that go into making crash hats safe and they are bashing each other on the head with a thin piece of ten. it's a bit of fun with a thin piece of ten. it's a bit offun and with a thin piece of ten. it's a bit of fun and he took the kid home with him apparently. just to give you an update on a real sport, coming tree and nottingham 070. still goalless. 22 minutes on the clock. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good evening. we have high contrast and colour of the sky that there today. very crake and the damp and cloudy in the east, first in the west as the more blue sky and 5un5hine on offer. this was the view this afternoon. fairweather cloud around and more cloud that's been producing rain from a central and eastern parts of the country. here's the satellite picture and view from space. you can the satellite picture and view from space. you can see the satellite picture and view from space. you can see clear skies across space. you can see clear skies

i always loved the people of sports but i loved sports all of my life. sports also helps kids stay off the street and stay out of trouble. students that participate in sports have up to 40% higher test scores. that one i have never heard. that is impressive. that's pretty impressive. 15% are more likely to attend college and have 8% higher annual earnings later on. yet in recent years, youth participation in sports has been declining. in 2016, only 37% of young kids play team sports on a regular basis, down from 45% from ten years ago and the decline has been even worse among students from low income families. we must reverse these trends. we will. we're making it possible for you to do that. therefore, for the first time in history, i have directed this council to work with the white house and secretary to develop a national strategy to increase youth participation. can you handle it? you can handle a lot, this guy. we want every american child to know the amazing feeling when they serve that final ace like our great team over there. they served a lot o

thank you very much forjoining us on sports day. that is all from us us on sports day.cularly on the champions league semi final. real madrid against bayern munich. that is the first at the moment.

. >>> big bets on sports the winners and losers in legalized sports gambling. and sin city's big plan to lure younger gamblers plus hedge fund titan david tepper is close to nabbing an nfl team "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome, everyone, to "power lunch. i'm sara eisen the dow breaking its eight-day win streak suffering its biggest one-day drop in three weeks. same for the nasdaq. despite today's tumble, the dow and s&p having their best may since 2009 the nasdaq having its best may since 2005 wall street's so-called fear index moving higher, at its highest level in a week. and treasuries are lower yields on the benchmark ten-year treasury hitting their highest level since 2011 also emerging markets are getting slammed. the eem on pace for its worst day in almost two months tyler. >> sara, thank you very much well kocome to "power lunch." home depot one of the biggest dow losers they missed sales estimates. we have more on this one ahead. >>> and uber releases new details about the way it handles sexual harassment claims the company is rolling back th

. >> the nation of e-sport and sport betting could lead to very interesting outcomes. >> even letting spectators bet from inside their vr headsets. >> there will be people that get in too deep that don't understand what they're getting into and hopefully find their way out. >> it's all good clean fun until someone loses their life savings. >> it's difficult to make a living gambling on sportsment only about 2.3% of gamblers win over the long haul. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> the process to legalize sports gambling in the state of california won't happen overnight. >>> the first step to making it happen here is under way. kristen sze joins us with that part of the story. >> hours after the ruling, central valley assemblyman adam gray announced he's moving forward to amend the california constitution which currently bans sports betting. the idea that it would sit and wait until the supreme court ruling came down. now that it has, the bill will go through the committee process in sacramento. if the amendment gets 2/3 support in the senate and the assemblyt will g

. >>> gambling on sports gets the green light from the supreme court. this morning how the nfl and major league baseball are responding and what's next for the future of sports betting? >>> those stories, plus bill o'reilly plots his comeback after his sexual harassment scandal. >>> and a slithering surprise in the ceiling fan of this restaurant. you'll hear how the diners reacted. >>> and some heavenly inspiration from the man who says his camera captured an image of an angel above his truck. >>> i could totally see it. looks very heavenly. >> see the angel? >> i could totally see it. all right. makes me a believer. well, good tuesday morning, everybody. we're going to start with what is described as a house of horrors in california. ten children removed from a home after police say they were abused and tortured for sadistic reasons. >> both parents now face charges and this morning we're getting a new look inside the home as the children's mother blames the conditions there on police. >> this is absolutely appalling. >> reporter: ina rogers is speakin

i think e sports is an extension of competitive sports. it is a new sport coming up. all the other sports are coming up at the same time. >> what he going to do with the scholarship money? you want over $10,000 to split this money or go to the team? >> we will split it among the three of us. we will cut that evenly. that will go toward things like scholarships etc. >> it will go for blocks, classes. >> any type of funding related to school. >> where does this go from here? are you going to compete for scholarships for fun? how does that work with the team? >> right now there are only two or three tournaments poorer that's per year pure ---. >> canada, university and you play against others. >> as a right now, for the semester, when next year starts, we will have csl. that the competition between all the schools nationally that compete. >> is that a different one? there are different collegiate organizations. that you are that when coming up. well ryan, clayton, nicholas, this is a brave new world. thank you, for participating in this. that is a great way to earn schol

so we were playing sports but a different type of sport. go and climb the trees and swim in the lakes. whenever new, jumping into the water, cliff diving, we didn't realise these were sports, cricket is huge in india but in the schools they had no organised sports. this is in rural areas of india? the very poor this is in rural areas of india? the very poor areas. this is in rural areas of india? the very poor areas. yes, the poorer areas, underprivileged, the people coming to my academies, some of the girls don't even go to school, they do labouring, they would do eight hours of labour in command in the we have two hours of academy, and in the training we give nutrition. how did you get from growing up in that setting to where you are now where you are managing to catapult these young girls, who as you say, they are shepherds, many have not gone to school, to becoming athletes on an international level? i had the opportunity to go to the us and there i played basketball in middle school and high school and that is where it gave me an oppor

sports. our most important priority is protecting the integrity of our games." >>> protests in the middle east as the u.s. officially opens its new embassy in jerusalem. the trump administration move is opposed by most countries in the middle east and europe. abc news reporter has the latest on the escalating tensions. >> tammy and i welcome you to the opening and dedication of the united states embassy in jerusalem, israel. [ cheers and applause ] the u.s. embassy in jerusalem is open for business. business. bub t many all smiles in the opening ceremony, but just 60 miles a in gaza, death and bloodshed. today was supposed to be a victory celebration for president trump and prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but instead, the occasion is overshadowed by the deadliest day in gaza since the end of the 2014 war. >> our greatest hope is for peace. the united states remains fully committed to facilitating a lasting peace agreement. >> reporter: even as american officials speak of peace, it seems fu

based on the ecomics of sports, team values showed no signs of slowing. tepper paid the same price for the panthers tt was paid for the houston rockets last year which is more than 25 times the purchase price in that blows away the previous record price for a nfl team easily passing the 1.4 billion paid for the buffa bills i 2014. there are now 87 sports teams in america worth at least $1 billion and the list is growing. the premium forive sports in an increasingly fragmented world is inc gasing but thewing number of billionaires that want trophy assets that generate cash, status and membershipan i exclusive club is the main driver of prices. when steve ballmer paid 2 billion for the l.a. clippers, it whe four times previous record for an nba team. many say he overpaid. forbes puts the team's value at 2.2 billio the dallas coy boys are still the most valuable team in sports worth an estimated 4.2 billion followed by the yankees and soccer's manchester at 3.7 billion. tepper owns 5% of the nfl's pittsburgh steelers worth an estimated 25 billion. he needs t

you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. today team, goodbye. good morning. a bank holiday weekend fast approaching and what we want is blue sky and sunshine and perhaps even the thought of heading down to the beach. we did have beautiful weather to the west which you can see here in east lothian. on the kent coast, not the greatest of days, 50mph winds and heavy, persistent rain. some areas of kent saw over a month of rain on monday. it was miserable along the coast of essex, sussex, and kent, wasn't it? i can offer you something better through today. in actual fact the rain is clearing away and underneath the skies will be a chilly start on tuesday morning. keep that in mind if you are up early. temperatures will fall below freezing in the far north—west under the clear skies. but it will certainly be a drier start. for much of central and eastern england, under this influence of high pressure, things will stay quite quiet before this next weather front arrives. moving into western areas as we go through the day. enjoy the

betting in the states the law the professional and amateur sports protection act of one nine hundred ninety two also known as the bradley act for prime sponsor former senator bill bradley who was a member of the new york knickerbockers back in the day it fell under the weight of a third challenge that was affectively instigated by the state of new jersey which is hoping legal sports betting can revive their faltering casino industry major u.s. sports leagues had sued the state of new jersey twice before on these issues successfully citing the bradley act as a bar to the state's efforts to legalize sports betting in this round though the justices found six to three that the bradley acts effect a bar to legalisation of sports betting in states where it was not yet allowed is an unconstitutional comma dearing of state resources joining us to dig a little bit deeper is r t steve christakis steve thank you for joining us what do you make of this it's a pretty interesting decision i don't think people expected it yeah i mean with the brother being overturned today it was a law created back

should sports get a cut?portant for -- appropriate for the sport to get some kind of integrity fee. there will be a lot of expenses incurred by the sports to monitor the activity, certainly the intellectual property, the investment that the industry makes, whether it is $9 billion, $10 billion invested. i think it is appropriate, but that is up to the government to decide. caroline: that was red sox president sam kennedy. and that does it for this special edition of "the best of bloomberg technology" and our full coverage from boston. we'll bring you the latest in tech throughout the week. be sure to tune in next week when we head to paris for full coverage of president macron's meeting with global tech leaders. remember, all episodes are now live streaming on twitter. check us out at technology weekdays. that's all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg businessweek. jason: we are here at bloomberg headquarters in new york. carol: this is the sooner than you think issue. >> a deep dive into th

gambling is the sports book itself take caesars who has a strong sports book.nd of june mgm was chomping at the bit here ready to take its experience to the borgata. here at the wynn, enthusiasm is tampered they're waiting on the commission for it and its license is under review. >> we're going to talk a lot about this, contessa, right now. joining us now is joe asher. ceo at william hill u.s. which built the sports book at new jersey's monmouth park years ago. now it's a big step closer to opening. what's the time frame, joe i mean, this could be within weeks, months, right >> well, certainly it'll be within weeks exactly how many weeks is open for discussion from an operational perspective, we could be ready to go really within a few weeks then we have to also sort through the legal and regulatory aspect of it the taxpayers of new jersey have spent six years pursuing this litigation to its successful conclusion and i think they would expect to see the fruits of those efforts in the near term. >> so you're ready it's a british company you figure the u.s., it w

finding a tea m challenge for the sport.inding a team to win a test match was the immediate issue at lord's. 15 minutes into the summer, that was mark stoneman removed for four. opening summer, that was mark stoneman removed forfour. opening batsman is a recurring problem for england as pakistan know. now batting the eternal alastair cook and joe root, the calm heads. hang on, was that close 7 the calm heads. hang on, was that close? very. but you have to stay positive while you're still in. a little nudge and watch the ball run between the fielders. cook has been doing that for a dozen years in test matches. and our‘s play, england we re matches. and our‘s play, england were going ok but one of the great truths of this ground in this sport, you can't lose concentration. not even for a second. one rash shot and joe root was court, boom indeed. stand—by for ali's celebration again as malan fell, england 113—3. by lunch on the first day of the new summer, england found themselves looking to caucus they have done so many times