spectator sport previously was just something a couple friends did online or maybe at home and a lan party but it really showed that it was viable in a commercial sense that millions of people would come and spend millions of dollars to sit down in a stadium and watch their favorite e sports competitors duke it out i mean it kind of took the world by storm a different to korea by storm thirty years ago when war when star craft brewer first came out but it actually goes further than that i mean i've heard it compared often to the german soccer league basically saying a month professionalization among south korean players especially the league level and at the local level is much much further developed than in other countries so it really is kind of what korea did it showed the world that it was a valid valuable and viable spectator sport and also that these people who are trained should really be considered athletes in electronic sense is that limited to korea how is that spread well it definitely spread and you have to remember the two biggest videogame markets in the world are actually th

i went to a lan party. i know. who knew 20-some years later i would be doing this? but you know, so you have like a team in one room. a team in another room. a purple team in the middle. that kinds of thing. in indiana's range, you actually have -- it was this like really you know back in the day where they had the health hospitals for the mentally challenged, and like the undesirables of the community all got put away in like this middle of nowhere place until that was a problem and became outlawed. so they shut down, and you had the city that independent could of became a ghost town. it is really creepy, too. you walk -- you feel like bad juju here. we did it, the national guard bought it. it is an actual town. they have a water/wastewater facility. they have a hospital. they are building a bank. >> tunnels. >> they have tunnels. they have transportation. and you literally can go there and attack and see the effects of it on an operation side of it. so you don't have just the it people figuring out the -- kind of the game fix component of it. what we had was throu

party. she said we're goingch to imp that bleep. democrats were horrified. partially because they didn't age.eciate the lan partially because nancy bellowsy and other leaders would rather not talk about it. they want the focus to been their agenda. >> can she retain them? calling for a green new deal. others calling for impeachment. >> i don't t snk can. she can't control them. she has to manage them. and oning, you know, we've known about nancyi, pel she knows how to to manage her cause cuss. this is a different problem than we've had before. >> this younger generation are very skillful with social media. they ysnt to move them from the outside. some people in this new class who will work from the inside. the alexander ocasio cortez wwol from the outside and they will push her and push her, and push her. >>, the tone and the whe's handled it. it's genera >> you know, she has just without putting talib down she and saying she's got the right to say what she wants to say but i wouldn't do it that way and separating herself. and i thinking noring -- there's going to be a lot of ignoring, you know, not taking

lan chen. >> the endorsement will be coveted. whoever he decides to support will have the benefit of potentially his name, potentially also his money. >> reporter: all eyes are on the democratic party ahead of the 2020 primary season. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren has already announced her intention to run. many are still waiting on former vice president joe biden's decision and for now all signs point to california senator kamala harris launching a formal campaign in midjanuary. she appeared on cnn this afternoon. >> the people of our country are smart people. who will make decisions about who will be their leader based on who they believe is capable, who they believe has an honest desire to lead, to represent, to see them, to be a voice for them. >> reporter: a crowded field of democratic contender as head. >> so it is message and money but also a compelling personality. i think in this day and age, the personality piece is increasingly important. >> reporter: the candidates looking for ways to stand out. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> searching for a killer. it is not easy. the steps and starts of finding who took the life of a bay area teen. >>> i'm michael finney. you

party. and so i went to the -- to the place where we were which is the lan city street a place i have gone every election night a wonderful -- residential treatment facility for former offenders and giving them training jobs so -- urge you to look it up if you're at all interested in successful -- prevention program. in any event got there. and my consultant said, it is going to be a long night, and you know, but you probably just get out there because tvs are on rise it was 10:00 he said you should get out there and say something so i was in a room, and everybody was in the big room and so -- i walk out into the big room and -- all of the supporters lots of people are there walking through the crowd to get to stage and people are all teared up. i was like oh -- this was incredible. election -- you know, against odds, everybody was fighting. we're in it. everybody feeling really emotional i was very -- i walked up to the stage i didn't have no i notes i said you know it is going to be a long night, and but this is what we stood for, and about smart on crime. and i could feel the mood in the room

lan. if that means, i don't know, a customs debate, that is going to infuriate any inside. it is possible mr. corbyn is going to find another opportunity to drive a wedge in her own party. the upside is there is a whichssed time at wish -- point she must come up with a plan. >> this cannot last longer. at the moment, all the options are out there. she was asked repeatedly when she is going to give it away from some of her big red lines like the customs union. as you have heard, officials are privately saying she is on the lines of blurring some of those. there is the question about the customs union. that is going to enrage many in her own party. that is a dangerous game to play. this crossng to get party consensus. labor are not taking part. it is hard to see which kind of plan could come about when corbyn is staying away from the table. >> will theresa may rule out that prospect? meanwhile in brussels, we are standing by. next move, eu's particularly in extension of article 50? it is soon for them to make any concessions. they want to see a plan b. it clear there is nothing that can flip 200 votes. this is something that needs to come from may. of article 50, it is an