mma is a global sport, seen in 150 countries.re talking about disruption of sport, high action for short attention span, global, easy to understand rules, mma is square on those big trends so you'll see more offerings, more different kind of product there's only been one kind of product, where a promoter decides who's going to fight those are the evolutions you'll see. >> what about things like corporate sponsorship? what is the ultimately, i guess, the whole range of revenue stream >> in the professional fighter's league, we're a sports league like the nba or nfl. and most sports league have about eight revenue streams with sponsorship being one of them. sponsorship will typically be one of the last to come. everybody needs to know the water's warm this is an area that's very safe just like internet had 20% of usage, but 1% of spending. it took a long time for people to move their spending online. the audience and fans are in mma, but the spending is not but once everybody now starts to see, espn has bracembraced this, these are

one of the greatest mma fighters of all times. remember that knockout? catch him tonight on pay per view. a big fight. peter ortiz joins me now. before we get to the fight, you are a big trump guy. how did that come about? you were on "celebrity apprentice." >> i was always on his side. i was always asking questions. how do you become a millionaire and how do you become a billionaire? he said don't stop work. i will have my name and i will have my name. i remember he said have five sources of income coming in. i have four and i'm work on five. 9 weeks in the gym, running, hitting the bags. jujitsu, weight training. hard work pays off. i'm going for the knockout. jesse: everybody can catch that tonight at 9:00 eastern. you are a trump supporters as an mma guy. do you get a hard time from people you train with? >> in the beginning in 2016, this is the first president i voted for. this is the guy who is going to make a difference. he's american and he cares about america and he's continuing to do it, promise made, promise kept. when i first posted people sa

. >> de 28 fatalidades en san josé 7 son casos de responsables que huyen este añlo ha fallecido mmassito, 5 ciclistas y motocilistas, por eso la ciudad sigue destinando rrs pretende erradicar este tipo de problemas, y buscan coloca más barrera separatorias también a la educación de la comunidad, para que tome consciencia >> debe respetar porque muchos peatones no respetan >> este miércoles 1 de enero varias ciudades del área de la bahía aumentaran el salario mínimo en san josé 25 centavos más a 15 dólares 25 centavos hora ,el sueldo mínimo 16 dólares 5 centavos, tambiénel alto costo de alquileres en el área de la bahía han tenido que cerrar >>después de ar 4800 me vi en una situación de pagar 7800 cada mes es que en san francisco no hay control de renta para los negocios. >> se volvió traumático pagar esa renta o pago eso o tenía 10 día para slairme >> entre 1 de enero al 31 de octubre de este año más de 100 resturantes cerraron, esto por la renta. >>es muy elevado, sí hay temor que el dueño nos aumente la renta >> y es que ulises acaba de comprar este lugar y buscará cumplir normas,

we were able to do the regulation side of the mma without additional legal staff. the case act is, you know, one of the main points of that provision is to streamline the process, so take advantage of digital technology, for example, video conferencing so that people would not need to come into the offices necessary for motions and hearings. so we would work with ocio on that to develop any necessary digital resources that would be needed to be able to have that access for the case act. the provision of the bill does require that we have three potential judges for the case act for the small claims tribunal as well as up to two additional attorneys, and so we would just work with congress to make sure that we have the resources to hire that staff. but we feel that that should be a relatively easy resource because there are many attorneys, i'm sure, who would be willing to participate in that tribunal process if that was something that was enacted into legislation. >> and physically you have space for those people? >> yes. we currently have -- so -- >> put 'em where

, 90-minute mma. >> jimmy: which is your rugby team? team, i just support england, all the british lines. >> jimmy: did you play rugby as a kid? >> i played rugby. >> jimmy: you have a bunch of brothers. >> i have four brothers. i'm number four out of five. so the second youngest. >> jimmy: that's worst spot to be in, right? >> no, you're not the youngest. >> jimmy: the youngest, at least you're the youngest, you're the baby. you got something kind of different going on. >> you kind of have mum presenting youpresen protecting you a little bit. >> jimmy: the olympics, the first would be gold medallist, silver, bronze and you standing off to the side. >> disappointed. no, the eldest gets the toughest game, 100%. because they get all the discipline. by the time it gets to us, it's free-for-all. >> jimmy: at number four you must get really strong and tough, because your brothers -- are your brothers all built like you are. >> we're all of a similar size, but i was smart. i never, i never picked battles with them. my oldest brother, one up w

. >> they discovered the first clue a bunch of empty amazon packages mma reached out to the victims and one gave them footage of the suspects license plate and car allowing them to track the owner to his home. >> he tried to off at the back. take our guys had a good perimeter set up and took him into custody without incident. >> the police department is on and they always treated seriously. >> he was booked in jail on multiple charges including theft and resisting arrest. they recovered stolen goods and electronics worth about $900. >>> we saw the wall of rain headed our way. windows to get her? >> tonight by around 10:00 or 11:00. it is really once we get into tomorrow's commute is what i want to talk about. that wall is looking good out there especially the yellow and orange stripes that show up. let's see what this has to show us. the better rain comes in af dn ig this is 5 am. you notice this pattern here? study rain but the focus is really on the northbay. here is 9:00. the same story. by the time we get to 10:00 things will start to break up. it will start to let up and then we wi

one etf wants to cash in on the mma spree. it's looking at financial services and luxury retail.ove them or hate them, etf's are here to stay, and etf nerds get a read on the broader market trends. eric balchunas is very comfortable being known as bloomberg's head etf nerd. eric: every week we talk about flows going into etf's. and we talk about flows into active. if you add them together you get a negative number, 150 to 180 billion has flown out of the whole enchilada this year. that's what this shows, the cumulative flows into u.s. stock funds have been drifting down, and this year it has been $150 billion. that seems counterintuitive given the market is going up. people are wondering, are investors bailing on the stock market? the answer is no, here's why, let's look at the assets. this is the law of large numbers. $10 trillion are in ets, index funds that mutually invest in stocks. the market is up 25% that's a $2.5 trillion asset gain. that's a good year. here's the outflow. $150 billion is put into scale by looking at this. essentially investors have sold 4% of their gains

not just the former secretary of state but he also served next door to new hampshire as secretary of mmaetts. he won here in 2004, in the primary and the general election. and one thing that john kerry talked about overand over was joe biden's experience. saying he is the best positioned on foreign policy, on climate and also issues related to middle class. >> experience, wisdom, muscle memory, joe biden is a little bit like the new england patriots, i think -- fun to watch the promise and potential of young quarterbacks. but come february, i like having an experienced quarterback like tom brady, calling those plays. >> reporter: biden's campaign in the past said iowa and new hampshire are not necessarily must-win states for the former vice president's campaign. but biden understands the importance of this early primary state, the first in the nation primary state. he told voters here that new hampshire will set the tone for who is selected as the democratic nominee. dave and amara? >> arlette, thanks. >>> a crucial week for the u.s./china trade war. one week to go before a new round of

am reasonable i don't care what you do it makes no difference but when you start competing i saw an mma fighter who was a male professional fighter transition to female then proceeded to fight against females and broke the orbital bone and school of a great woman fighter and wait lifting records being destroyed and bicycle records being decimated and where are the feminists? where are the reasonable people that fought for title ix and women's rights? as a father of two girls one is already an incredible athlete where do we draw the line? she came out and said i'm against this notion and within minutes it was over she was attacked by though she had advocated for over 40 years. it was as though anything she had done prior for her entire life and life's work was meaningless because she didn't take it as far as they needed it to be taken. again those goalpost are never-ending and are always moving. do you know what woke is? what is woke today is like all to write in a week. it never ends so this woman who is done all this comes out and gets destroyed so then she has to come back three weeks

he was a former mma wrestler so he subdued them and called border patrol.ts shot last month. it's still active and we have people who wander into town near big bend because they get lost and don't know where they are going. by think once we get the private wall and federal wall built, most of this will be held back so we can defend the property where we can't put a wall. >> how important is it to you and the communities there in texas? >> it's very important. people want to protect their property. but they are concerned about civil liabilities. and the border patrol, they do a fantastic job. our hats oh off to the border patrol and law enforcement. in reference to the militia i read stories about towns within mexico capturing the cartel response and use those weapons to defend their cities against the cartels. >> you think about the lawlessness that's even on this side of the border as well. you have go out there and help people to make sure they are secure. the idea this poor family there in this mexican border town. four of the kids that were shot. it's s

this makes c-span look like mma. the only excitement i could get out of this is wondering why we are covering it. this has been a continuous orchestration for three years. we knew that this is happening, yet we are obliged to act like this is news. look, there are gavels. is in a court room, and a hearing room, there were cameras, they were appear to be expert witnesses who have witnessed nothing yet we must treat them as though they are witnesses. we have to sit there and know that the democrats are yanking our chain. they are basically playing the little piano and we are dancing like little chimps and it drives me nuts watching this but that's why i don't blame the democrats. i don't blame them for this because we are just helping them out. this is a media-induced coup. we decided when that woman made that joke, if we decided, the republicans just got up and left, that would've been great and if we decided to stop covering it, that would've been amazing. and the joke is on the problem, it's a joke. the problem is t

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identify, makes a difference to me, but when you start doing that, you start to beat against -- i saw an mma fighter who was a male professional fighter transition to female and proceeded to fight against the females and broke the herbal bone and scroll of a great, what was a great woman fighter. i see weightlifting records being destroyed. i see bicycle records being decimated, and i say where are the feminists? right? where are the reasonable people that fought for title ix, that fought for women's rights? what are those? as a father of two girls, one is already an incredible athlete, i just say, where do we ever draw the line? she came out and said, i can sort of against this notion, like with to separate this, and within minutes it was over. she was attacked by those she advocated for for 40 years. it was as though anything should done prior to this for her entire life, , her life work was just meaningless, because she didn't take it as far as they needed it to be taken. now again, those goalposts are never ending. they are always moving, okay? does anyone know what woke is? this is the

. >> no never a concern honestly i have been in sports since 10 years old started wrestling into mmachampion a hit now the mma. >> where did you get the name from. >> promoter jamie gold one of the outlets for mixed martial arts in form 90 pods give a me that handle. >> six title if its the first woim's lightweight title two-time olympic judo gold medalist kayla harrison and you are pushing equal pay all about equal pay right. >> absolutely. >> randy, women are like in fighting alongside with men making same salary. >> why wouldn't they be compensated the same you look at kayla huge draw, main star, amazing athletic a great job very young six fights undefeated doing a heck of a jo about. >> what most comrefs you about fighters in the ring. >> amazing, the mental discipline dedication to craft how they train prepare for each fight. >> you have seen a lot of growth, in this -- i mean really over last, a couple years but international like 150 countries. >> 19 months ago validated with first ever in support to have a regular season playoff in championship. it is really all about, earnin

what could be the broader implications for future mma?er of decades in this country we have been very pro mna. we haven't stopped big anti-trust actions this is -- listen,ly look at this very closely. this is exactly the sort of thing that could indicate a see change, is really going to approach mergers and anti-trust. i think this is a pretty big case. >> you mentioned previously elizabeth warren and sort of her proposals about the idea of blocking some of these big deals. there's still many players in the democratic field how seriously does the market, do companies need to be listening to some of these proposals, which would really change things very drastically from where we are right now. >> i would look less at the specific details of any proposal but more directionally where it's going and both among democrats. listen, there's no friends here on republican side there's just a lot more skepticism of big companies. there's skepticism whether they care about our privacy, skepticism about whether they're squashing innovation so, we're g

continued diversity of views, but some of the justices really trying to ask questions is the fourth mma jurisprudence as it currently is thetructed consistent with understanding of the fourth amendment? is that the right place to be? the only other thing i would say the newnk with technologies coming, there is often times talk of the privacy implications that will accompany that. facial recognition, but we also have to think about how can new technologies actually help protect privacy? we are seeing that in the programs that we are looking into now where technology is helping control access, use, and other things of that sort. there are two sides of the coin with technology in that space and that is something we think about. and what areogy, other countries that don't share our values doing with this technology? not that we have oversight over the chinese government, but a fact that 1/5 of the world's population is being subjected to an unprecedented experiment in comprehensive surveillance and, frankly, thought control is pretty scary, so watching that evolved is a dystopian experiment

. >> reporter: in pretrial hearings, the mottas battled with prosecutors as if they were rival mma fighterse's chambers one day when bob motta started shouting at prosecutors. >> there was a hearing where the mottas appeared by telephone, and he was shouting, screaming. the judge started pounding on the handset yelling, "shut up. shut up," into the -- into the microphone. i mean, that -- that's a pretrial hearing. >> i mean, we were seen as the chicago lawyers who came in, stormed in and, you know, outlaws. you know, they didn't like us at all. >> might it be easier to just list the people in omaha that you did not offend? >> you know, feelings -- when it comes to a death penalty case -- just don't come into play at all. you know, i mean, any lawyer that says they're worried about hurting people's feelings when another human being's life is at stake, again, they should probably get out of the business. >> reporter: in the beginning, the mottas say anthony garcia was actively involved in his own defense. they say that changed over time as court delays stretched his time in pretrial isolation

once they get married, once liam mma marry, their combined income is enough. because they get married and itc is smaller, they can score more refundable on the other cyber because those two offset to some extent. depending on your income, you can't always get the refund ability -- the nonrefundable section. in this case, the child tax credit expanded in generosity when they got married because of how the nonrefundable portion interacts with the refund ability of the earned income tax credit. sort of some thorny math. this family lost money on the e itc. emma was getting $5,000 before. when they get married, i believe they dropped to none, or virtually no eitc benefit. at the same time, they lose some means tested benefits on the others, which is to say the tax code is saying even though you two love each other, even though you have jobs, that they are not making large amounts of money, but a couple making $36,000, $30,000, there is no reason they should not be able to have the american dream. maybe they would like to be raising these children together and woul

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