it's a huge business legal to operate here in cambodia but like all forms of gambling is outlawed in mainland china is it possible for someone in china to play those sir not only is it possible they are the target. johnny ferrari knows this business well the canadian gaming consultant introduced online gaming technology to several casinos here he says many sites actively recruit gamblers who place their bets from china in direct contravention of chinese law so this is illegal it's illegal every single bet being made is illegal but you see when i say illegal i don't mean that anyone is getting scammed in terms of the players. players are happy they're getting a fair product it's illegal because this is banned by the powers that be and it's all loopholes it's all loopholes. and it's not just banned in china gambling is illegal for cambodian citizens to while the entire industry that sprouted here is intended for foreign consumption only. it's frankly rare for a casino in sin a guild to open its doors to the foreign media especially given all the recent negative headlines coming out of

more or where more people are gambling, you think it's illegal stuff that is legal? >> i think the illegal off shore market does not publish any of their statistics or market share but we absolutely believe that americans have always bet on sports and now they are much more comforted by the fact that they can bet on sports legally and we believe that that is absolutely coming out of the off shore market or the illegal market. >> i think it's coming from other places, too. you may be very correct in assuming that people who used to do it illegally are doing it the legal way instead but i know people who have started gambling because it's so easy it is on their phone it's legal these are people who weren't betting before are there any guardrails out there trying to protect problem gamblers with a gaming addiction? because it seems like it is a lot easier than it ever was. >> it is easier. the gaming industry has an absolute commitment to responsible gaming and responsible gambling and that takes place in a way in the regulated market that doesn't exist in the off shore

to me, it's a gamble. and you don't gamble in this day and age with a reputation.hole social media universe can judge you. i listened to a couple of extracts in the package and i suspected what. .. you extracts in the package and i suspected what... you know, i agree with nicholas witchell, you can't judge an interview until you've seen it, but there were a couple of tones in his voice where he felt the questions were quite wearisome. and i think he finds the whole situation wearisome. clearly, this is a man who wants to do a lot of good for the country and has a lot of charitable interests and i suspect he is looking at his diary next year and they probably isn't —— and it isn't as full as it has been in the previous years. it is a desperate act. and when you are categorically saying you do not remember this woman, where there is lots of photographic evidence, and this woman is saying he definitely did meet me and we had an intimate relationship of sorts, you had better be absolutely sure that that isn't going to come back and haunt you, as the allegations of moni

what you think of his gamble? i agree with adam.ons at this point is a fool. i also think it is important to remember why this election, which i don't think anyone in the country is really tremendously enthusiastic about in the middle december is... because borisjohnson decided, rather than submitting his withdrawal agreement for a full parliamentary scrutiny, he pulled it. he could have let it go through the full parliamentary process, but i think he was afraid it would be watered down in his way, which would lose him his right—wing support in his party and give fodder to the brexit party, which is why i think we are having an election now. i think once again brexit as a metaphor for some different things, for different people, whether it is about watering down the european union's environmental and working and labour regulations, whether it is about taxes, whatever it is about, it cannot... brexit and all the other issues at stake in the election do not map onto one another and i think we're heading for a great confusion here. i t

up, trading meets sports gambling.ustries overlap and what wall street can provide to the growing industry. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: the line between trading and gambling has always been a little hazy, but after that supreme court ruling, it is natural to wonder if wall street is getting in on that action. for more on the connection and in what ways the industry could overlap, we want to bring in any matter. you wrote a story about this. anybody who has hung out with wall street traders knows there a pretty thin line between trading and gambling. but some firms are taking this seriously. >> exactly. a few have taken the plunge and decided to get involved in some way. one that we highlight is susquehanna, the market firm. they are active on exchanges in the u.k. like the ones operated by matchbook. joe: in addition to sort of the obvious inclination of people who like to trade, to gamble, there's a lot of technology that is fairly similar in terms of providing the platform to execute a derivative trade. >> another

the seven states now offering mobi sports gambling are working to maximize revenue.oth in handle and in taxes collected for state and local govern. >> right here in nevada we do about 70% of our handle in s mobil, and thaspite the fact that we have 113 retail locations in nevadan andther states that theroportion is higher. >> mobil sports betting increases biness for online casinos. forcing players to plunk down money on slots. in new jersey, the casino business doubled aftrt s gambling was offered on mobil phones. mobil could bring in80% of gaming revenues in the future. >> anything thatpl drives p to the mobil, they can see a host of options, things they can do.and they get interested in i. >> there's a lot of competition for those eyeballs, casinos, offering big bucks to re in new customers. th app makers and tech wizards are crucial in easy to use platform companies are looking for an anything to put the odds in their favor >> an estimated $150 billion was bet illegally before the supreme court decision. since then, $11 billion has been bet legally. the convenien

>> no, lavar gambled, jonathan gambles, but they don't do it with the enthusiasm that i do. >> jimmy: the game improperly? >> no, no. we love one another. we're such great buddies. no, it was entertaining, although it could gather a crowd. >> jimmy: yeah, right, i'm sure. no doubt. but when you're there gambling, there is a little built of, you are protected in some way. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: because people for whatever reason take it seriously, like oh, leave them alone, they're gambling. >> we're in las vegas, and that is a serious business. >> jimmy: that's right, no kiddin' around. >> so you, but you came from brooklyn. >> jimmy: originally, brooklyn till i was 9. family moved to las vegas. >> i live in brooklyn. >> jimmy: you live in brooklyn now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's like we're following each other. wait until we get to the u.n. we'll have a great time. we're going to take a break. sir patrick stewart is with us. we'll be right back. ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by sam's club, where you can skip the check out line with scan and go. hey, need

casino gambling.sey, to atlantic city, as the cure all, it was going to bring it back to its glory days. did that ever happen? >> brian: i mean, you drove around today, did you think this place is better than it was then? do you think, do you think it helped? >> anthony: no, i don't. new jersey native brian donahue is a reporter with 20 years experience focusing on south jersey. dock's oyster house, an establishment that survived prohibition, the great depression, two world wars, numerous declines and rebirths, still here, still great, a symbol of what atlantic city was and should be again, could be again. >> brian: to bring a city back after its decline is a really complicated, hard, process and they wanted easy answers and casino gambling was seen as an easy answer. >> anthony: yes, it sure sounded like a good idea. >> brian: they were going to put this plan in effect. 12 casinos here, bring everybody up from the top down. it hasn't worked. now you're left with just 12 casinos. ♪ >> anthony: and if

this morning, gambling accusations sidelining an nfl player indefinitely. josh shaw now suspended until at least the end of the 2020 football season after the league says he bet on nfl games on multiple occasions this season. >> this is serious. it's no nonsense. it is the nfl really throwing down the gauntlet. >> reporter: shaw seen playing with the bengals earlieris career isn't accused of using insider information, however, gambling on games is against league policy. nfl commissioner roger goodell saying in a statement that for all league employees, betting on nfl games or any he will. a game puts at risk the integrity of the game, damages public confidence in the nfl and is forbidden under all circumstances. >> the nfl is saying absolutely no way, no how can you gamble on games and continue to play. >> reporter: this isn't the first controversy the 27-year-old has faced in his football career. in 2014 shaw was suspended from playing for usc after fabricating a story that he injured his ankles while rescuing his drowning nephew. he later admitted he was

a surprise gamble. leicester city's james maddison is named in gareth southgate‘s england squad.won an olympic gold medal as a man, now that reality star caitlin jenner is living as a woman, what does she think about tra nsgender athletes? people that are dealing with trans issues and stuff like that, i think they deserve an opportunity to play sports. also coming up in the programme... you've nothing to lose except the match. after kyle walker's performance in goal for manchester city, we speak to a striker who had to go in goal and face a penalty. and, it's one of the new urban sports in the next olympics. one of britain's medal hopes for freestyle bmx shows us a few tricks. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's started with a bang — more than 1,400 athletes from 122 countries have travelled to dubai for the first day of the world para athletics championships. and the first day has gone well for britain. goalfor paul goal for paul blake goalfor paul blake in goal for paul blake in the 800 metres... and that is in hot temperatures. it's the first time that the united arab emirite

spain's socialist lose seats after an election gamble failed to play out -- payoff.out in 2035, but it crucial questions unanswered. ♪ francine: welcome to bloomberg surveillance. these are your markets.

that is their target and that is a gamble. in numberio and their target and that is a gamble. they reckon we might be living through this big alignment where people recognise more leave the assets remain banned tory against labour. it isa remain banned tory against labour. it is a huge gamble, isn't it? this is from izzy. my name is izzy. i am 20, from huddersfield in west yorkshire. if the result is a hung parliament with the conservatives as the largest party, would partnering with the dup be much harder because they are strongly against the boris johnson brexit deal? by the way, i think you guys are amazing. always good to up the yorkshire count. a ha rd good to up the yorkshire count. a hard question. i am going to duckett. sounds like you had any insight. i think my answer to that, it is hugely speculative, isn't it? wouldn't it be virtually impossible for a tory party government without a majority to now do a deal again with the dup when the dup is so unhappy about what happened to the island protocol and a deal again with the dup when the dup is so unhappy about what ha

this may well be a good gamble. it could be a very good gamble indeed.basically it means we have moved away from austerity, which is what we have had for the last ten years, and the conservatives really have gone back to the idea of being a spending party, in the way it was in the 1950s or 1960s, when actually spending was considered a good thing. people didn't. .. spending was considered a good thing. people didn't... mrs thatcher's idea that house wise spending, you must balance your books, and in that sense spending is limited, that the conservatives have abandoned. let's flip over to the next paper, this is the i. it has been described as a health and safety manifesto. what do you think of that? i think it is very much a health and safety manifesto. the safety bit is trying not to make any dreadful mistakes that will cost you your lead, and the health bit is actually huge extra sums being put into the national health service. you've got e3a billion by the end of the parliament, and you've also got 50,000 extra nurses, 6000 extra gps, 60,000 extra car

boris corbyn, they are both gambling with yourfuture.on corbyn, they are both gambling with your future. boris johnson is collecting quite the set of celebrity endorsements. britain's biggest race as tommy robinson has come out in his support. just days after borisjohnson struck come out in his support. just days after boris johnson struck a come out in his support. just days after borisjohnson struck a deal with nigel farage but at least president, will be happy, his two friends coming together like you wa nted friends coming together like you wanted and clearly president from's which is boris johnson's wanted and clearly president from's which is borisjohnson's command. what did you make of what she was saying? number one, it's a really ambitious general programme beyond brexit. two, really interestingly, they are the only party that can try to pay the debt down. why do i sell it's interesting? there wasn't a virility contest. they also say they would raise taxes and wouldn't do it by cutting. maybe i would say this, but what's fascina

it is a high—risk gamble. he gains credit for subjecting himself to the best part of an hour and as emily has said, there were no restrictions on what she could ask and as we have seen already from the clips that have been issued, she asks some very tough questions and he hasn't flinched. he has whatever we think of what he said, he has sat there, take on it and come up with what he must consider to be the best and most plausible answers. many are saying it is a really strange time for him to stop speaking about this because often, a lot of the stories simply go away over time. there is no precise explanation, no imprecise explanation as to why he felt this was the moment he wanted to do it. i can only think he wants to draw a line. this was an opportunity, he is coming up to his 60th birthday, he has his other daughter's wedding next year. he perhaps felt this was something that has been hanging over him, that he wants to take the risk of going out and putting his side of the case and hoping clearly that peop

gambling had been rife in baseball since the beginning of the sport. think of all of the gambling in america. the riverboat gamblers and card sharks at west. people like that. it has always been there. in baseball, in troy, new york, there were gambling scandals, rumors of fixes in louisville in 1877. four players were banned for life. an umpire was thrown out. he is the only umpire that has ever been thrown out. there were rumors of world series fixes almost as much as the modern world series. that starts at the turn of the 20th century. in the year before the 1919 world series, there is a perspective scandal brewing for the cincinnati reds. there was a scandal with a first baseman named hal chase. matthews that he had the goods on chase. chase was really notorious but baseball did not do anything about it. that was the story up until about 1919 and 1920 when the rumors would occur. baseball would turn a blind eye to everything so that when the black sox conspired to throw that 1919. people wonder why they would do that. it was a high payoff and it se

are going to want or zero, which is a gambling type call. jonathan: we will talk about christine lagarde and whether that is a gambling type call. coming up on the program, the auction block. this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg real yield. europe,o begin over in where primary market volume blew past 100 billion euros over the week with perverse yankee issuance, including a deal from fidelity international. brisk early on, telling off going into the thanksgiving holiday. volume reaching $100 billion. in high yield, junk saw a deluge of supply. november now will encore to see the biggest monthly supply in two years. sticking with junk debt, as spreads widen, cantor fitzgerald weighs in. >> the spread between bb's and ccc's have continued to widen out. when you look at it sector by sector, more than just energy is widening. surprised, it is widening across the board as far as ccc's are concerned. jonathan: oksana, your thoughts on when we are starting to see some red flags in fixed income? oksana: we

an election gamble backfires.tory party hopes to avoid the same fate as they attack labour's spending plan. aramco's ipo prospect leaves a lot of questions unanswered. the world's most profitable company prepares to open the bidding. nejra: welcome to "daybreak europe." we are seeing risk assets and safe havens bid on the reemergence of geopolitical risk in hong kong. protesters shot and a question over where we go with trade talks. manus: it was this radical reshaping of the markets on thursday in terms of spiking treasury yields to a three month high. morgan stanley has a note out. trade is buy japanese government bonds. gaps, price gaps prevail. nejra: what a lot of people are talking about is alibaba. more than $16 billion of sales in the first 90 minutes of its single day. we have been talking about a liquidity squeeze. part of that is the geopolitics. preparingt alibaba is for a share sale. in terms of equity markets, five days of gains on the s&p 500, hitting another closing how i -- closing high on friday.

people -- you know, think of all the gambling in america. you know, the river boat gamblers and the card sharks out west and people like that. it's always been there. and so, in baseball, in troy, new york, when that was a major league team, there were gambling scandals or rumors of fixes. in louisville in 1877, four players were -- four players then were banned for life. and an umpire was thrown out, a guy named dick hyam in 1882. he's the only umpire who's ever been thrown out. there were rumors of world series fixes almost as soon as there was the modern world series, which really starts at the turn of the 20th century. and in the year before the 1919 world series, in 1918, there's a prospective scandal brewing on the cincinnati reds. now, the white sox play the reds but there was a scandalous goings on in cincinnati with a first baseman named hal chase and his manager, christy mathewson thought he had the goods on chase. he was notorious but baseball didn't do anything about it. and that was the story up to about 1919 and 1920, where the

are going to one or zero, which is a gambling type call. jonathan: we will talk about e.c.b. and about christine lagarde and whether that is a gambling type call. everyone is sticking with me. coming up on the program, the auction block. a deluge of supply in the junk-bond market. that is next. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." i want to head to the auction block and begin over in europe, where primary market volume blew past 100 billion euros over the week with perverse -- reverse yankee issuance boosting supply, including a deal from fidelity international. bond sales risk early on, tailing off going into the thanksgiving holiday. volume reaching $100 billion. in high yield, junk saw a deluge of supply. volume set to exceed $15 million. november on course to see the biggest monthly supply in two years. sticking with junk debt, as spreads widen, cantor fitzgerald weighs in. >> the spread between bb's and ccc's have continued to widen as ccc's have continued to widen out. when you look at it sector by sector, more

is bret's it that is what makes this election so unbelievable for polish johnson this is a massive gamble because boris johnson passed so when this election and he has to win it with a majority it is not good enough for the concert is to come out as the largest party without majority so bush johnson has to win with a majority in order for him to break that bret's it deadlock for jeremy corbyn what he needs to do is not necessarily willing to deprive the conservatives of a majority that will be good enough for germany kogan now go by the polls at a moments it would seem that the concert is on for a majority but then we have to be very cautious about opinion polls because in britain in recent years they have proved to be utterly wrong and if we look at the labor party jeremy corbyn is not doing well in the polls and the main reason for that is because if he starts on bret's it it would appear that the labor heartens which are in the north of england who look voted overwhelmingly to leave the e.u. absolutely livid at kogan because corbin personally loaves the e.u. has come out and said peter

to go by a pin and it's possible however if the conservatives if it's a hung parliament then this gamble as folks even resign could be more resigned the . deadlock will remain entrenched in it's current and consistent and who knows what's going to happen regrets it or starts and has to win with a majority nothing less would do if he doesn't win a majority and he's gone jeremy corbyn will be gone and by the end of the year the labor party in the conservative party will be without legs it was a choose your states of the whistle and brits here you use the term dimia we heard the term a hung parliament but i think what we're having here is a hung democracy and a home ideology i mean both parties have fared very poorly during all of this because they have to visions with among themselves here but it it's what you get at the end are most irrespective of the outcome you could have an intensely polarized society without any solutions to deal with that people well they're mainstream press has already suggested the solution to all these complicated problems of the market has described they're very

it is a big gamble for him. ithink would say. it is a big gamble for him.h wanted to do this interview, supported by his closest official. i don't think the queens officials at buckingham palace have had very to do with the. he will certainly hope to gain credit for having answered all the questions put to him, nothing was off—limits, fairly relentless interrogation. he will hope to be relieved of his denials, given the impression that he is a man with nothing to hide and certainly he seemed quite open and quite relaxed during the interview. where i think he will struggle more is his refusal to regret the friendship with jeffrey epstein. his statement earlier that he was somehow too honourable to have broken off that friendship, he now accepts that was a wrong judgement, and apart from the credibility, i think it's the underlying sense of an element of arrogance, of naivete, of a lack of self—awareness that perhaps people will find rather surprising. 0ne other thing he left open, the option ofa other thing he left open, the option of a sworn deposition whic

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those pre-election polls that petru sanchez who had been spain's caretaker prime minister and had gambled on this 2nd election this year looks like he has lost some seats this is the socialist workers party and it looks like they're going to be sitting on between around 150 and a 120 seats so well short of that number needed to form a government we're also getting a sense that other parties have done particularly well such as the populist party vokes some suggesting that they may have to doubled their numbers since that election back in april the reality is the political landscape a in spain seems to be as fragmented is one of the hot topics in the last few weeks of course not just actually the last few weeks but the last few years here in catalonia is the question of independence and as you may recall in the last few weeks we've got the sentences handed down to some of the pro independence nevius who've been involved in not referendum for independence in catalonia back in 2017 those leaders being given some jail sentences. move up to 13 years and not actually sort of you you raised the t

but if you go to huffington post, huffpost, as it is now known -- if you go to procter & gamble -- itubiquitous, the statement that men menstruate. it is all over the internet here that is what little kids are now taught. men menstruate. but the average person on the left does not yet know about this unbelievable statement. but they will, and as soon as they learn about it, they will say men menstruate. host: let me turn to "the new york times," the front page -- as the aide disclosed a meeting wtih john bolten and the president. this is what it looks like. i want to share with you their reporting. john bolton, the national security advisor, met privately with the president back in august as part of his bid to persuade the president to release $391 million in security assistance to ukraine. the meeting which has not been previously reported, came as mr. bolton sought to marshal the cabinet and top security advisors to convince president trump it was in the best interest of the u.s. to unfreeze the funds to help defend the ukraine against russia. mr. bolton, who left the white house in

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it's a very big gamble and we will know as early as tomorrow afternoon whether that gamble is going toically they were all kinds of calculations of that happens. the jury takes this likely pretty soon. >> i think so. they have been deliberating for about three hours now. they go through the evidence. juries historically love to finish by friday afternoon because that means i get to go home and they can be with their families and they don't have to come back. don't be surprised if you see a verdict by about 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon route at the latest, we will know the bottom line early next week. >> bret: lawmakers act the same way. thank you very much. drug-resistant superbugs from tracking suspects of sniffing out explosives, the dogs are a critical part of u.s. forces. coming up, live look at these special dogs from the base where they turn puppies into dogs of war. ll newday usa. one call can save you $2000 a year. with the newday va streamline refi there's no income verification, no appraisal and no out of pocket costs. and my team can close your loan in as little as 30 days.

it is, as i say, a high—risk gamble.ains credit for subjecting himself to the best pa rt for subjecting himself to the best part ofan for subjecting himself to the best part of an hour, and for subjecting himself to the best part ofan hour, and has for subjecting himself to the best part of an hour, and has emily maitlis has said, there were no restrictions on what she could ask, andi restrictions on what she could ask, and i think is we've seen already from the clips that have already been issued, she asks some very tough questions. and he hasn't flinched, he has, whatever we think of what he has said, he has sat there, to commit, and come up with what he must consider to be the best and most plausible answers. many people are saying it is a very strange time for him to start speaking about this, because often, a lot of these stories simply go away, don't they over time? there is no precise explanation, no even in precise explanation as to why he felt this was the moment he wanted to do it. i can only think that he wa n

it's a calculated gamble.is let's hit with ads and media soften them up and run like hell. that's the real story. >> is he trying to be president or torpedo bluelizabeth warren? >> probably a little bit of both. he always wanted to be president. anti-tobacco -- let's see, let's see, stopping the illegal guns, climate change, these are real things and coming up with an economy that works. >> he's done a lot of work in those areas. he's done a lot of philanthropy and a lot of money. right now, democratic party doesn't feel that much warmth towards billionaires. he's not doing what steyer is doing. steyer is taking smaller donations. bloomberg is shooing donations entirely. it's never going to be on the debate stage. i saw this this morning, saying it's not a good thing for him to say i'm not going to take donations. it's not a good thing to cut the american public out of his campaign. >> there are those who say that but it would be a terrible thing for mike bloomberg to be on the stage for people to cut up billi

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that is now -- procter & gamble has removed the symbol of the female sex so that it be a non-gender-basedduct, their pads. steve: this text message says you are promoting hate speech, not free speech. your president does not like any speech unless it benefits him. dennis: i have no idea what the woman is talking about. i have no idea. i have written 1000 columns. i have written nine books. i have broadcast for 37 years. we have a billion downloads a year on prager u. i would like her to find one sentence that can be construed as hate. that is all they do is label conservatives -- that is one of the vilest parts of the left. they have cheapened every evil term. when i spoke at the university of wyoming, there was the usual attack on being in the university paper and local paper. i think it was a professor who wrote the usual "i am sexist, intolerant, homophobic, racist, bigoted." she added "and an anti-semite." it then came to her tension that not only am i a jew, but i am a founder of a synagogue, written four books in judaism, todd pugh -- taught jewish history. she then dropped that des