and remember, many pacquiao got bombs, shane mosley got bombs and all of those guys are going into thef fame. one thing about me, remember this, the same way you give it, you have to be able to take it. remember this. i have ta ken i have taken the markers of queensbury rules very seriously and lam going queensbury rules very seriously and i am going to go out and perform. i am not going to implement anything. lam going am not going to implement anything. i am going to out—box this man at his own game. that is how much of a different level i am to him. and when it is all said and done, you know what, i am gonna feel a little bit sad, because you should have ke pt bit sad, because you should have kept your mouth shut, you should have left me in the other game, the ruthless game where we bounce heads into the floor, you should have left me where i was because it is meant is not on my level. he is not even a quarter of the man i am, so we are gonna c and youse are all going to eat your words. thank you all. i look forward to saturday night. there has been another shock at the badminton wo

it's like a punch from mosley, he can take a punch from mcgregor so he's too young and too strong comes from people who don't watch boxing. if he can win the fight he can beat mcgregor. >> connell: i think the important thing to know why we're watching the weigh in is should conor put on 20 pounds can he last 12 rounds some should mayweather dance for the first six rounds, wear conor out and then knock him out in the seventh? because of the weight fluctuation? >> mayweather or mcgregor wants to win this fight by knockout and his idea is if he can touch him he can beat him. >> well the guarantee knockout today 100% it will knock him out in the first couple rounds so remember he's not knocked out many fighters got to go back to 2011 with ortiz and 2007 with ricky h atton, but he's said to be 100% i'm going to knock this guy out. >> connell: it's a 40 year old versus a guy that's in his 20s so floyd is certainly past his prime but let's see if he can deliver on his goods. >> i like to think he's peaking. >> congratulations. >> connell: i just turned 40 this month. >> i turned 33 yesterday.

steve mosley, president and colleen smith. thank you so very much, especially again to congressman beyer for his support tickets also through his office that we celebrate every december human rights of day. so we look forward to your active engagement in una so we can make a difference between are the largest network of americans in support of the united nations in the united states, of 180 chapters. chapters. so get involved. thank you so much. so without further ado let me now call on thomas liu. really deserves a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you, paula, for such a warm introduction to good afternoon, everyone. on behalf of of sustainable development committee and the rest of una nca chapter i would like to personally welcome all of you to united states capital to discuss such an important issue. the sustainable development goals also known as sdgs with congressman don beyer and george ingram for the brookings institution. my name is thomas and on a rising senior at langley high school located in mclean virginia, a

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putt intellectual poverty attorneys, steve mosley, our president, and colleen smith. thank you so very much especially, again, to congressman beyer for his support. it's also through his office that we celebrate every december human rights day. so we look forward to your active engagement in una so we can make a difference. we are the lance armstrong arest network of americans -- the largest network of americans in support of the united nations in the unite 180 chapters, so get involved. thank you so much. without further ado, let me now call on thomas. who really deserves a round of applause for his tireless work. [applause] >> thank you, paula, for such a warm introduction. good afternoon, everyone. on behalf of the sustainable development committee and the rest of the una/nca chapter, i'd like to personally welcome all of you to the united states capitol to discuss such an important issue, the sustainable development goals with congressman don beyer and mr. george ingram from the brookings institution. my name is thomas liu, and i'm a proud member of the una/nca su

and read it too much and i think i am getting to that point i am loving what i read mosley is non-fictionand it is just as important to stop giving. you can think about what you have read, live, how to do your job better, so it is important and it is important to read for a purpose and to think about what you have just read maybe that will change your reading habits to say i am a proponent of that combination is potent. >> todd is taking notes while you read?. >> i like to underline the points that our important because if i underline the my remember them better because then i read them once then i underline the passage so that is helpful to me and then the four in turn gets to type up my footnotes the help they are learning and they tell me they are and then i give those book notes to my family members, senior staff on committees i am not convinced babydoll of them but i do take they read some of them but i underline those massive -- passages they think are important. >> host: on the campus of ucla and we're talking with professors who are also offers teaching history professor stevenson

but i think when all was said and done, lee didn't understand what mosley was about. a couple of different times, general lee complained to stuart that mosby was fighting in too many small groups. this decentralized way that he operated didn't make sense. he needed to mass his forces. and pick one big target. that went completely against everything that mosby was doing. his effectiveness was the fact that he could have 3, 4, 5, 6 different combat patrols out on any given night, especially as that unit increased in size. 10, 15, 30 miles apart and disrupt the union lines of communication at several different points at the same time. if he were to mass his unit, and only once -- remember, he started with nine men. at the end of the war, 800 men were officially mustered into the 43rd battalion virginia cavalry and almost 2,000 men have ridden with him at one time or another. the largest group of men he ever had from operation was about 350 at the wagon train raid in the late summer of 1864. generally, he operated in groups of 50, 100, maybe 150. lee emphasized to stuart

shane mosley had bombs and all those guys are going in the hall of fame.emember this, the same way you give it, you have to be able to take it. >> i just love mcgregor's accent. they say you can't judge a man until you've walked a mile in his baseball pants. this is jesus aguilar. notice the large grain he calls legs. brewers first baseman wanted to see how large those legs are. he experimented by having zach davies and ar cia hop into aguilar's pants. these are grown men. that is one pair of a man's pants and two men standing in them. >> okay, well, we know obviously they're very stretchy pants too. >> yes, baseball pants are stretchy. >> those guys are pretty thin. >> they're petite men. >> those >> don't knock it. up next we'll show you where two girls are bringing gender equality to the game of football. >> ♪ this is the moment. the moment you could put yourself in the driver's seat of a new mercedes-benz. come to mgm national harbor and enter the choose your ride giveaway. the more you play, the more chances you earn to win your share of $350,000 in p

. ♪ >> remember, pacquiao got bombs, shane mosley had bombs, and all those guys are going into the hallg about me, i got a gritty chin. >> you should have all kept your mouth shut. you should have left me in the game where i'm from. you should have left me where i was, because this man is not on my level. elizabeth: moments away from the weigh-in which fox business will bring to you live. now, the last time these two fighters faced off before they settle their differences in the ring is going to be coming saturday night, that fight, this is going to be the last time. floyd may weather and connor -- floyd mayweather and connor mcgregor. let's get the latest from hillary vaughn. >> reporter: we are moments away from them meeting face to face for the final time before the big fight tomorrow night. i do want to pan over to the arena where the crowd is waiting. this is the moment they're waiting for where mayweather and mcgregor get a chance to size up their competition before heading into the ring tomorrow night. now, for most of these fans this is their only shot to see these fighters in p

i am steve mosley. newly elected.nd tickled to see on an august day, maybe because it is a cool august day, what a fantastic turnout

i am steve mosley. newly elected. and tickled to see on an august day, maybe because it is a cool august day, what a fantastic turnout on capitol hill on an august day. that is due to the extraordinary lineup. five years ago, maybe even before five years ago, united nations, with the cooperation of the united states and with many countries around the world, began to plan for the future of world global development that would apply not only to the least developed countries but just as well, equally and universally, to the critical rightsf affairs of human bestr development in the equipped countries. including the united states. out of that conversation came this extraordinary set of sustainable development goals to help lead the way for all voluntarily, importantly voluntarily, to collaborate on how we will achieve the outcomes of those goals as set forth for the years of 2013 and 2030. so already it has been in progress to talk about. the millennium development goals that were really quite extraordinarily successful. b

characterize the relationship between american business leaders large corporate guys and women is who i'm mosley think of it and the white house do they embrace him?tley think of it and the white house? do they embrace him?y think of it and the white house do they embrace him? >> i think they are studying his actions and obviously they are concerned about where his heart is they know that from the standpoint of policy he's saying all the right things i mean, lower taxes, lower regulation, trying to create a climate where people can be put back to work these are all things that people in big businesses and small businesses want to hear and he's saying those things. but he has to work harder i think to create are a. relationship with them where they trust him >> is the xwop's best hope the fact that the democrats seem to be in greater disarray >> yeah, it's a great point. and they are there is no heir apparently in the democratic party and while they have had some good recruits for the 2018 cycle, they are a long way off from getting to that magic number in the house of representatives to take vo

david: thanks to matt mosley for being here today. chad will stay with us.n the premarket. delivered aretailer lukewarm forecast for the third quarter. edward jones senior analyst will be here to help us look to the numbers. one question is how the retailer can fend off the likes of amazon. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is bloomberg. still with his chad from washington advisers. some stocks he likes quite a bit right now. you have a couple you really like? chad: we are in the later half of an economic cycle. we want to stay with a steady eddies, the rising dividend companies. we like hormel. we think it will be an expansion of operating margins over the next three years, as well as a steady consistent revenue growth. -- one thing about or hormel israeli have a $200 million debt. the second is dr pepper. we think overall this company will have a modest expansion of earnings. revenues will be higher. dividend growth will be substantial in the next three years. we see double-digit returns in this company over the next several years. dav