and the world of sport and pop music are about to collide in american footballs, super bowl. returning champions from kansas city are facing san francisco and the country's biggest sporting event. the players prowess on the field always attract millions of viewers. but this year, many more are expected to tune in thanks to the romance between a kansas city player and the queen of pop music. it's the american sporting events of the year. and she is the pop superstar of a generation, making taylor swift to announce that this he had super bowl a hugely anticipated occasion of the person size. i think what she brings, the bigger picture and yeah, it just brings women and men together. not only just football and music and the camaraderie of the fun of just football and music and like but it's not switch music taking who's of the game. it's the boyfriend's, kansas city chiefs tidy and travis kelsey. their relationship is taking the sport by storm and seem to be racing earlier games sky high. the super stop based a new ranking tune around to make the las vegas contest after a concert

it's the american sporting events of the year. and she is the pop superstar of a generation making tailor switched to announced this he had super bowl a huge li anticipation of the occasion. i'm a football person, but i think what she brings the bigger picture and yeah, it just brings women and men together. normally just football and music and the camaraderie of the fun of just football and music and like but it's not switched music taking who's of the game. it's the boyfriend's, kansas city chiefs tidy and travis kelsey their relationship. it's taking the sport by storm and seem to be bracing earlier games sky high. the super stop based a new ranking tune around to make the las vegas contest after a concert in tokyo. a private plane believe to be here's reportedly touch down with plenty of time to make kick off much to the joy of her friends. hey, i tell you what it's been good to go for our team. some people want to call tailors with the good luck charm actus thinks he's another member of the chase kingdom over all the big fami

it's the biggest match in american sport, and this year's superbowl was even bigger as more than 100hought to have watched the kansas city chiefs beat the san francisco 49ers in overtime to win their third super bowl in five years. a last—gasp field goal by the chiefs made it 19—19 to send the game into overtime, and, although the 49ers edged back in front, patrick mahomes�* touchdown pass to mecole hardman to make it 25—22 to defending champions kansas city, who cemented their status as the first nfl dynasty since the new england patriots. the night was made even bigger by the prescence of taylor swift. the singer was supporting her boyfriend, travis kelce, the chiefs�* tight end. swift has brought new fans to the national football league, especially women and girls. and the celebrations continued on the field and in the locker room, and our correspondent nesta mcgregor was right in the heart of the celebrations in las vegas. does this one feel any different? it does, it feels ten times better, man. adversity, what the team went through, the naysayers. but on top of that, man, just

it's the biggest match in american sport, and this year's super bowl was even bigger as more than 100o win their third super bowl in five years. a last—gasp field goal by the chiefs made it 19—19 to send the game into overtime, and — although the 49ers edged back in front — patrick mahomes' touchdown pass to mecole hardman to make it 25—22 to defending champions kansas city, who cemented their status as the first nfl dynasty since the new england patriots. the night was made even bigger by the prescence of taylor swift. the singer was supporting her boyfriend travis kelce — the

it's the biggest match in american sport, and this year's super bowl was even bigger as more than 100 million are thought to have watched the kansas city chiefs beat the san francisco 49ers in overtime to win their third super bowl in five years. a last—gasp field goal by the chiefs made it 19—19 to send the game into overtime, and — although the 49ers edged back in front — patrick mahomes�* touchdown pass to mecole hardman to make it 25—22 to defending champions kansas city, who cemented their status as the first nfl dynasty since the new england patriots. the night was made even bigger by the prescence of taylor swift. the singer was supporting her boyfriend travis kelce — the chiefs tight end. swift has brought new fans to the nfl, especially women and girls. and the celebrations continued on the field and in the locker room, and our correspondent nesta mcgregor was right in the heart of the celebrations in las vegas. this doesn't feel any different? what this team went through, this is how much fun we had coming into the building, you can see how we are enjoying this one right now

according to the american sport fishing association, 52.4 million people went fishing in the united states supporting 826,000 jobs and contributing $129 billion to the economy. the american sport fishing association also found that 87% of chartered guides surveyed said they experienced depredation with clients resulting in negative impacts on their businesses. anglers are losing their catch and tackle to sharks at alarming rates and are understandably becoming increasingly frustrated by. i introduced the sharked act to study in and how we can improve fishing for anglers while protecting sharks. this bill establishes a fishery's management task force to identify research opportunities, recommending management strategies, and developing educational materials for fishermen. this legislation will help fishermen understand which species of sharks have higher rates of depredation and where you are most likely to run into that species. it will serve first as a major step in improving communication and coordination among fisheries managers in addressing shark depredation nationwide. . mr. speaker,

it's the biggest match in american sport, and this year's super bowl was even bigger as more than 100ird super bowl in five years. the night was made even bigger by the prescence of taylor swift. the singer was supporting her boyfriend, travis kelce, who plays for the kansas city chiefs. swift has brought new fans to the national football league, especially women and girls. 0ur correspondent nesta mcgregor reports from the celebrations in las vegas. the kansas city chiefs, back—to—back champions. the first time it has been achieved for almost 20 years. does this one feel any different? it does, it feels ten times better, man. adversity, what the team went through, the naysayers. but on top of that, man, just how much fun we have coming in the building. you can see how we are enjoying this one right now. how will you and your lovely pop star girlfriend be celebrating? i'm sure vegas will roll out the red carpet — i will be elvis for the night.

more than five thousand will be made for the olympics and paralympics games the eyes of the american sportingl 58 draws ever closer. the san francisco 49ers are one of the nfl's most successful teams, with five super bowls, but their last came in 1995. brock purdy has gone from being the last pick in the 2022 draft to being the starting quarter back in a super bowl and is hoping to end their drought. i feel like i ifeel like i had i feel like i had stuff to prove. i had to— i feel like i had stuff to prove. i had to play— i feel like i had stuff to prove. i had to play seven _ i feel like i had stuff to prove. i had to play seven or— i feel like i had stuff to prove. i had to play seven or eight - i feel like i had stuff to prove. i. had to play seven or eight games i feel like i had stuff to prove. i- had to play seven or eight games and from you _ had to play seven or eight games and from you have — had to play seven or eight games and from you have to— had to play seven or eight games and from you have to prove _ had to play seven or eight games and from you have to prove i— had to play se

expose person for the a's confirmed the organization is meeting with the african- american sports entertainment group in the coming weeks to discuss the future of the colosseum property. the entertainment group launched last year, you might remember in hopes of redeveloping the site and bringing another sports team to the city. >>> a mudslide forces a winery in south bay to close it for over a month. now that winery is losing a lot of business. we spoke to the owner today about what is being done. >>> college is for many, but not for everyone. now apprenticeships are becoming more popular, opening new doors. how some student are preparing for a future career without a degree. >>> we want to know what training story would you like to see later on in this newscast? you have some more time to vote for one of the stories right here. krispy kreme sweet deal on leap day, case of hockey card sells for free $.7 million or eggo unveils breakfast themed rental home. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton

. >>> a great american sporting event, only one crown, but everyone gets a seat on the thrown >>>it issterday's super bowl was the most watched ever. record 123.4 million viewers caught the game right here on cbs. sounds like a lot. but, that is not even 20% of the biggest tv audience ever happened back in 1969 when 650 million people watched apollo 11 land on the moon. >>> now time has come to turn our attention to the other great sporting events the nation has to offer like the great outhouse race. competitors seeking the crown will race their custom-built throwns down the ski hill this saturday. entries have names like bring on the thunder. and the k-9 urination station, it is fire hydrant shape. it started when locals got drumpg but had the presence of mind to right rules >> you have to have a toilet hole and a role of paper. you go over here to the tinkle, tinkle little tavern, last year's winner, it was more shaped like an out house and it is tall and it is light. the right conditions it will fly down the hill. in the wrong conditions it will roll down the hill. >> tinkle tinkle

cheering and we're in las vegas, for american�*s biggest for america's biggest sporting night of theear. and coming up on bbc news: tributes have been pouring in for the marathon record—holder kelvin kiptum, who's been killed in a car accident in kenya. the 24—year—old broke the world record in chicago last year. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. two hostages have been rescued during a raid by israeli forces in the city of rafah, in southern gaza. fernando simon marman and louis har were released from an apartment block shortly after it was announced israel launched their air strikes. at least 67 people are reported to have been killed. the strikes follow repeated warnings from the international community to israel about its planned offensive in the city, where 1.5 million people are sheltering, fleeing the war further north. in a moment, we'll speak to our international editorjeremy bowen. but first, with all the latest developments, here's our correspondent barbara plett usher. afamily a family reunited, after 128 days of captivity. fernando simon marman on the lef

expose person for the a's confirmed the organization is meeting with the african- american sports and entertainment group in the coming weeks to discuss the future of the coliseum property but did not provide additional detail. they confirmed discussions are ongoing. the entertainment group was launched last year to help revitalize the coliseum property with new sports teams, hotels and housing. something community members say is needed. >> if a's ownership don't want the coliseum they should sell their portion to people that do. >>> and ransomware attack on a popular southbay attraction. ransomware virus back on february 11th. the attack logged out all on- site service machines including the ticketing system server. customer names and credit card information are stored in the system. gilroy gardens said the fbi and third-party security experts do not believe data was breached or stolen as a result of this attack. the theme park says it will contact customers if that changes. >>> san jose's beloved waterpark set to open for summer. city leaders pass the deal to keep raging waters open

but the a's >> but ray bobbitt with the african american sports and entertainment group has another plan in mind. last week, the group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. there's a mandate from the community to get that slight developed to bring more sports there to more entertainment. >> but more importantly, to bring services to bring, you know, housing, to bring hotels to really just sort of use that as a catalyst to redevelop and revitalize east. oakland bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s eegee's. 85 million dollar offer in september. but bob, it says they're open to negotiating. >> right scg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions. bobbitt says it remains unclear how and extension of the a' a lease at the coliseum. >> will impact a a s e

. >> development groups such as the african american sports and entertainment group already have big plans to redevelop the land. the plans include new housing, a new entertainment district, and possibly new stadiums for other teams. however, fisher owns half the land which he bought from the county. >> john fisher stop preventing the use of the coliseum by interested sports teams and sporting events. sell your stake in the ownership of the coliseum. >> this is a massive chunk of land that could be used for so many different projects, and those we spoke with today say a development here would benefit not just this community, but the entire city and land is very important to us is it's not right for them to refuse to work together with us and for them to have the rights to the land. >> that's right. >> we reached out to the a's and they said they're planning to meet with asg in the coming weeks about future plans. it's a project that could change the look of east oakland, but this group worries fisher will stand in the way. >> we want the board of supervisors to call on the athletics

but the a's >> but ray bobbitt with the african american sports and entertainment group has another plan in mind. last week, the group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. there's a mandate from the community to get that slight developed to bring more sports. they're typically more entertainment. >> but more importantly, to bring services to bring, you know, housing, to bring hotels to really just sort of use that as a catalyst to redevelop and revitalize east. oakland bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s eegee's. 85 million dollar offer in september. but bob, it says they're open to negotiating. >> right scg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions. bobbitt says it remains unclear how and extension of the a's a lease at the coliseum. >> will imp

game is taking place under the bright lights of las vegas, and now host to the biggest event in american sport. cbs's kris van cleave is there with the latest on what to expect. kris? >> reporter: bob, this really is an event almost 60 years in the making, and one that many people here in las vegas thought might not ever happen, but now, we're on the final countdown to super bowl lviii. anywhere you look along the famous las vegas strip, one thing is very clear. super bowl lviii is near. >> woo! let's go niners! >> the energy of the city just makes you go, go, go. >> reporter: both the kansas city chiefs and san francisco 49ers are making final preparations. >> ready for the super bowl? >> reporter: for some extra support, the niners flew all their employees, families, and even some friends, plane loads totaling 800 people. an estimated half million fans have flooded las vegas. >> it's not just about gambling. it's about live entertainment, restaurants, and now it's become a sports mecca. >> reporter: only about 60,000 are fortunate enough to have tickets to get inside allegiant stadium, and t

the a's are negotiating with the african american sports and entertainment group, who wants to buy the a's half of the coliseum site. the a's own 50% of the site. they bought it for $85 million. it might be a good move for john fisher, the owner, to sell to a local group and part ways altogether with oakland. now, one of the big sticking points for oakland is the a's name and a future expansion team. mayor thao has repeatedly told me they want something significant in return for extending the lease at the coliseum. however, those two deal points are not within the a's power. that's up to ron manfred. the city of oakland is meeting with the commissioner separately according to a's president dave kaval. it would be manfred's decision along with owners whether to allow the a's name to stay in oakland and whether to award an mlb expansion team to oakland. both of those options, though, are unlikely. so where are we now with that a's ballpark site in las vegas? i was there last week at the tropicana hotel right on the strip. it's going to close in april. kaval tells me they want to begin de

great bob it with the african american sports and entertainment group says last week his group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. >> cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. the community of open needs that site to be developed. >> if they need job creation, they need revitalization. they need job training. they need housing. they need hotels. they need a tax base. revenue. that's what the city of opa needs in september. bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s e cheese. 85 million dollar offer. >> but he says they're open to negotiating right cg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions. what an extension of the a's least would mean is unclear. >> but bob, it says he hopes the a's reconsider selling their interest in the property. we have a mandate from the community and as the hart selec

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and last night was the biggest of the year in american sport as the kansas city chiefs beat the san francisco, who was there to support her boyfriend, travis kelce, as his team lifted the trophy. nesta mcgregor was watching the action and sent this report from las vegas. super bowl 58 starts now! america's showpiece event very rarely fails to deliver, and this was no exception. although the defending champions, kansas city chiefs, were underdogs going up against the san francisco 49ers. officially under way. the game proved to be a nervy back and forth affair with several lead changes... touchdown! ..but the 49ers looked to be in control. what an effort, breaking tackles. even the chiefs' most experienced seemed to lose their cool. however, kansas city rallied back. they needed this kick to force overtime. relief for the chiefs' faithful — well, those who made it to the game, who clearly needed some dutch courage. step forward, patrick mahomes, the quarterback once again proving he's one of the best to ever do it. jackpot, kansas city! elation for a team securing their second super bowl in su

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a huge night, the biggest night in american sport. travelling there for the event. and soaking it up, including the stray champagne, was our reporter. the kansas city chiefs back—to—back champions. the first time it has been achieved for almost 20 years. does this one feel any different? it does, it feels ten times better, man. adversity, what the team went through, the naysayers. but on top of that, man, just how much fun we have coming in the building. you can see how we are enjoying this one right now. how will you and your lovely pop star girlfriend be celebrating? i'm sure vegas will roll out the red carpet — i will be elvis for the night. i will be elvis for a night. the champagne is flowing — my glasses are proof. the kansas city chiefs — back—to—back nfl champions. the day started with both sets of fans convinced it would be their team lifting a trophy at the end. some travelled across state lines, others a bit further — leeds to be precise. i was 40 this week. super bowl was always on the cards and wejust made it happen. we f

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but the a's but ray bobbitt with the african american sports and entertainment group has another plan in mind. last week, the group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. there's a mandate from the community to get that slight developed to bring more sports there to more entertainment. >> but more importantly, to bring services to bring, you know, housing, to bring hotels to really just sort of use that as a catalyst to redevelop and revitalize east. oakland bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s eegee's. 85 million dollar offer in september. but bob, it says they're open to negotiating. >> right scg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions by but says it remains unclear how an extension of the a's lease at the coliseum. >> will impact a a s eegee

supplements with just 4 days away an hour from the super bowl but took around the biggest event to the american sports is still about taylor swift right now. the pump saw he was in a relationship with kansas city cheese. tysons travis kelsey, has brought new funds to the sports and she started attending fees, games, according to a marketing group in the us. these increased the chase on the nfl spread value by more than $313000000.00. as a result, some companies have pulled that fast super bowl outs for sunday's game between the sheets and the san francisco. 49 is pretty surely cool. i mean it just, um for her to just be at the games. and obviously she's just here to support travis and, and the best way possible and, but i think it has done a great job of bringing more people to football. and how great this board is, um and uh, knowing that i'm a father to a daughter as well. i love that she watches the games and they love football as well as i know a lot of fans out there get to have those moments with their kids as well. the app informed me to once you have your own set, 2020 full cost. as i look to

but the a's but ray bobbitt with the african american sports and entertainment group has another plan in mind. last week, the group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. there's a mandate from the community to get that site developed to bring more sports there to more entertainment. >> but more importantly, to bring services to bring, you know, housing, to bring hotels to really just sort of use that as a catalyst to redevelop and revitalize east. oakland bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s eegee's. 85 million dollar offer in september. but bob, it says they're open to negotiating. >> right scg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions by but says it remains unclear how an extension of the a's a lease at the coliseum. >> will impact a a s eegee

they're half of cause him to a group called the african american sports and entertainment group, which is that that was already the city's half of the land. they want to buy a's have to so they can develop without if they only have half ownership, they probably won't be able to develop. so the key to that whole massive development, getting the a's. have age might be captain out to sell their in order to get their lease extension. >> so this lease extension those only for one year. and i was just in vegas that tropicana hotel a still standing there. even if they started today, it's going to take years for them to build this. but they have now negotiate each year to try to extend they have only see a television place for next season, upcoming to play because for 1.2 million dollars. i after that, they have at least 3 years, 3 seasons, possibly 4, 5, where they're going to be homeless before their stadium is built my face. >> they need a place to play in interim 3 or 4, 5, years often by far their best option because it would save them a ton of money and money in would anyone else want to

what about the african american sports and entertainment group that's negotiating with the city to buy the real future here? and somebody asked me, well, okay, you know, if you were the commissioner, what would you do? and i'd say, well, the leading spokesperson for the a's to stay in oakland right now is las vegas mayor carolyn goodwin. goodman >> no kidding. >> goodman is the number one most powerful spokesperson in saying that team should be in oakland. by the way, andy, i don't want to interrupt you, but we do have that sound bite from that podcast. >> let's play the mayor who said this when the shiniest spotlight was on her town during the super bowl. here's the mayor of las vegas. we went out to reach for them. >> and yet, no, they're going to go out. want to get closer to the strip with all the congestion and everything. and i thought, this does not make sense. and so why is it happening? and then i thought, well, because they really want to stay in oakland. they want to be on the water. they have that magnificent, um, dream. i personally think they've got to figure out a way to

but the a's >> but ray bobbitt with the african american sports and entertainment group has another plan in mind. last week, the group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. there's a mandate from the community to get that slight developed to bring more sports there to more entertainment. >> but more importantly, to bring services to bring, you know, housing, to bring hotels to really just sort of use that as a catalyst to redevelop and revitalize east. oakland bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s eegee's. 85 million dollar offer in september. but bob, it says they're open to negotiating. >> right scg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions. bobbitt says it remains unclear how an extension of the a's lease at the coliseum. >> will impact a a s eeg

but the a's but ray bobbitt with the african american sports and entertainment group has another planmind. last week, the group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. there's a mandate from the community to get that site developed to bring more sports. they're typically more entertainment. >> but more importantly, to bring services to bring, you know, housing, to bring hotels to really just sort of use that as a catalyst to redevelop and revitalize east. oakland bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s eegee's. 85 million dollar offer in september. but bob, it says they're open to negotiating. >> right scg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions. bobbitt says it remains unclear how an extension of the a's a lease at the coliseum. >> will impact a a

but the a's but ray bobbitt with the african american sports and entertainment group has another plan in mind. last week, the group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. there's a mandate from the community to get that slight developed to bring more sports there to more entertainment. >> but more importantly, to bring services to bring, you know, housing, to bring hotels to really just sort of use that as a catalyst to redevelop and revitalize east. oakland bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s eegee's. 85 million dollar offer in september. but bob, it says they're open to negotiating. >> right scg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions by but says it remains unclear how an extension of the a's a lease at the coliseum. >> will impact a a s eeg

. >> development groups such as the african american sports and entertainment group, already have big plans to redevelop the land. the plans include new housing, a new entertainment district, and possibly new stadiums for other teams. however, fisher owns half the land which he bought from the county. >> john fisher stop preventing the use of the coliseum by interested sports teams and sporting events. sell your stake in the ownership of the coliseum . >> this is a massive chunk of land that could be used for so many different projects, and those we spoke with today say a development here would benefit not just this community, but the entire city and land is very important to us is it's not right for them to refuse to work together with us and for them to have the rights to the land. we reached out to the a's and they said they're planning to meet with aasg in the coming weeks about future plans. it's a project that could change the look of east oakland, but this group worries fisher will stand in the way. >> we want the board of supervisors to call on the athletics to stop their inte

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but the a's >> but ray bobbitt with the african american sports and entertainment group has another plan in mind. last week, the group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. there's a mandate from the community to get that slight developed to bring more sports there to play more entertainment. >> but more importantly, to bring services to bring, you know, housing, to bring hotels to really just sort of use that as a catalyst to redevelop and revitalize east. oakland bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s eegee's. 85 million dollar offer in september. but bob, it says they're open to negotiating. >> right scg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions by but says it remains unclear how an extension of the a's a lease at the coliseum. >> will impact a a

but the a's but ray bobbitt with the african american sports and entertainment group has another plan in mind. last week, the group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. there's a mandate from the community to get that site developed to bring more sports. they're typically more entertainment. >> but more importantly, to bring services to bring, you know, housing, to bring hotels to really just sort of use that as a catalyst to redevelop and revitalize east. oakland bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s eegee's. 85 million dollar offer in september. but bob, it says they're open to negotiating. >> right scg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions by but says it remains unclear how an extension of the a's a lease at the coliseum. >> will impact a

but the a's but ray bobbitt with the african american sports and entertainment group has another plan in mind. last week, the group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. there's a mandate from the community to get that slight developed to bring more sports. they're typically more entertainment. >> but more importantly, to bring services to bring, you know, housing, to bring hotels to really just sort of use that as a catalyst to redevelop and revitalize east. oakland bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s eegee's. 85 million dollar offer in september. but bob, it says they're open to negotiating. >> right scg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions. bobbitt says it remains unclear how an extension of the a's a lease at the coliseum. >> will impa

but the a's >> but ray bobbitt with the african american sports and entertainment group has another plan in mind. last week, the group sent this letter to the a's renewing their offer to purchase that 50% stake in the coliseum. cg can redevelop the site into a city within a city. ther5's a mandate from the community to get that slight developed to bring more sports there to more entertainment. >> but more importantly, to bring services to bring, you know, housing, to bring hotels to really just sort of use that as a catalyst to redevelop and revitalize east. oakland bobbitt says the a's rejected a a s eegee's. 85 million dollar offer in september. but bob, it says they're open to negotiating. >> right scg is also in the process of purchasing the city's 50% share of the property are capital partner is loop capital. >> and they the largest african-american owned investment banking firm in the country. they're out of chicago and they have the full capacity to execute the transactions. bobbitt says it remains unclear how an extension of the a's lease at the coliseum. >> will impact a a s eeg

sports news now and american football, the super bowl where the kansas city chiefs have defeated the san francisco 49 is to win the 2nd straight national football league jump in. sure they have to come from behind. however, san francisco school on a trick play early in the game to seize a 10 point lead. but the chief center of the game into overtime to the delight of famous fan taylor swift quarterback, patrick holmes then inspired the winning drive for the 2522 times in las vegas to some on that mock meadows. i'm beat up this bolt is with me. even this to do a mock. good morning. a really close game. it was yes. i mean it was only the 2nd ever super bowl to go into overtime and a half time. i've got to say i told the san francisco $49.00 is going to do it. they were by far the better thing. but i think the kansas city chiefs given all their experience having one it last year, they've now become the philistine to win back to back super bowls in 20 years. and having been in for the 5 full suitable supervision the last 5 years. i think old know how is what got them over the line. i mea

we're just 4 days waiting out from the see football, but talk around the biggest event in to the americans. sports is still about taylor swift right now. the thought saw who is that a relationship with kansas city cheese type tend to traverse. kelsey has brought new funds to the sports since she started attending the cheese games. according to a marketing group in the u. s. has increased the chief and yet of house brand valued by more than $330000000.00. as a result, some companies have built that for us to staples all outs for sunday's game between the cheese and the san francisco. 49. it's pretty fairly cool, i mean it just um for her to just be at the games and obviously she's just here to support travis and, and the best way possible. and, but i think it has done a great job of bringing more people to football. and how great this board is, um and uh, i know that i'm the father to a daughter as well. i love that she watches the games and they love football as well. so i know a lot of fans out there get to have those moments with their kids as well. they'll be informed, one team have launch that

in the 4081500 meters tom size and i was a 0. las vegas is building up to the biggest event in american sport. the super bowl which will be played that on sunday, between the san francisco $49.00 is the kansas city chiefs. the city is a newest star of attraction. this fair housing counseling funds. but it's like show the $2300000000.00 arena has been leased up with footage of chief quarterback. patrick. my name's throwing a football, as well as a countdown clock to kick off, as you might not see, playing in the short piece, but the baltimore ravens caused by law jackson has been crowd the nfl is most valuable player for the 2nd time in his career. the 27 year old was a near unanimous choice as the ravens enjoyed the best record in the regular season before losing to the kansas city chiefs and the ac championship. final is the full flats when to empty things before turning 28. after he was in 2019 as well, he received 49 out of a possible 51st place, but the funds have been left a disappointed in los angeles also being shots out of the unveiling of and he stopped to, to on a form of basketball