ufc is taking over the world, 178 countries. we are kicking it off with what everybody is talking about -- a twist in the search for the malaysian airlines flight 370. >> authorities say one of two passengers who traveled on stolen passports was from iran. they say the man had no links to terror groups and was trying to emigrate to germany >> that's right, interpol and malaysian authorities say the other passenger with a stolen passport was iranian and wanted to live in germany. his he said the two were probably not linked to terror groups. the fact that they were traveling with stolen passports led to the speculation that the disappearance of the airplane was linked terrorism but investigators still do not know what happened to the plane or even where it is. >> it will take time but this will be found. there is a large search area, it takes time to cover it and there is activity -- two prongs of activity. one is the certainly others looking at everything behind the scenes of this flight. they are right now looking at any thing

we spoke with the ceo of ufc.ted by asking him if he was surprised by how quickly it has grown. our sport found that is transportable. it is the only global sport. landscape inut the the different markets. in the u.s. it is all about the nfl. aboutia, it is all cricket. a lot of those sports have a hard time transferring popularity into different cultures and popularity's -- populations. this works everywhere. every country, every culture gets it everywhere. it is a simple spore. -- do you see the most growth? >> we started small. we are a global media company now. when you think about our ability to scale the business. a lot of sports are defined by the fact that they have a season and a certain number of games erie it we have expanded from 1-wood bought the company to doing 2014 where we will do 49 events. our biggest markets are north america. we are based in las vegas. we have seen tremendous success in brazil. we have become the number two sport in brazil to soccer or football, as you would say. of 40e the up

we are going to hear from the ceo of ufc on his quest for global domination.onds is back in a baseball uniform. he is an instructor at the san francisco giants training camp in arizona. it is the first time he has put on a giants uniform since his final game in 2007's final game when he broke hank aaron's record. ♪ " onhis is "lunch money bloomberg television, also streaming live on bloomberg.com. i am adam johnson. the subscription seeming -- is in a secondce round of financing. cristina alesci talked to betty liu about where this money came from. >> rich people, for lack of a better term. you have mark rowan, the cofounder of apollo. probably not as well-known investors. very wealthy people are investing. >> they think they can beat others because? >> they think they are cooler. at the end of the day, these are the people that brought us the really cool headphones that everybody walks around with. they have a bunch of music executives that are running this company. people that make this product cool. to their credit, they have built up a very strong catalog

it's up to ufc to have that information broken out and highlight the issues that students have to face and make sure they are being served and with special education students and trying to make sure we have data that is clear and transparent so we can analyze what we can do to really improve the serves for students. thank you very much. >> hello. i live in the soma area and i'm in the youth commission. i took night school classes with the credit recovery program. i had positive outcomes which it really helped me to get my grades up and be where i'm now. my class now my math teacher helps me a lot and she's genuinely caring about students passing. some challenges were getting home from high school last semester and it was also daylight savings and i would get home at 6:00 p.m. or 6:30 p.m.. most students have a tough time getting home. for example it would be nice to have a nice school class near my house so i wouldn't have timing problems. also to have passionate teachers who care on learning at the night school class itself. and i think that's it and also thank you and i support the c

that's why i also love ice dancing and the ufc's tangling tuxedos. so pain deserving winners last night. but of course the biggest winner of the evening was slavery. >> and the oscar goes to "12 years a slave". >> i would like to thank the academy, thank you so much. i dedicate this award to all the people who have endured slavery. >> stephen: yes, this is a vicry for all those who endured slavery. send the resounding message for us. we're even now. okay? (laughter) because while it was bad, it was bad, okay t was bad and we did it, but slavery beat the things america loves most. astronauts, tom hanks and jonah hill yanking it. (laughter) and since the terrible evil of slavery resulted in a best picture oscar, that means ultimately, slavery has a happy ending. (laughter) just like the draj dee of the titanic. if those people had lived to hear celine dion sing that song, i'm sure they gladly would drowned themselves. folks, it wasn't just slavery t wasn't just slavery that got its long overdue recognition so, did matthew mcconneghey. he took home best

i know in chicago they actually just opened a wrestling bar where you can go and instead of having ufc, basketball, baseball, or football they have only wrestling and wwe. so actually it's a lot bigger than i thought but it's all about the content play here. if they have the following that everybody wantsthey all want to be in mobile, they want the contentsomeone might make a bid for them but this stock's going higher. >>we have to take off before the bell rings so thanks for that. we really appreciate you andrew. thanks a lot. >>thank you. coming up later this week...a closer look at a different kind of chart. a start up company is launching a do it yourself "online" an eye exam. but will investors blink? join us this week to find out. from all of us at first business have a great monday! >> the following is a paid presentation for the wen healthy hair care system brought to you by guthy-renker. >> people ask me all the time, "does wen really work?" i started using wen four years ago. so, you tell me. does wen really work? >> millions of women have replaced their ordinary shampoo with

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we contacted the people who launched ufc we thought the best route to market adoption, the quickest routeper-view events. so that took about six months to knock down those barriers. we actually have a signed contract to have them distribute the show live to 890 million people in canada and the u.s. -- 90 million. cheryl: i know you've getting private investors involved. as adam mentioned you've been on kick-starter. what is your pitch? if somebody is watching right now, what is your pitch they should put money into this venture, air blade? >> well, i got to tell you something, like when the arena football league started, we own intellectual property for the football, goalposts and field itself. we invented something that doesn't exist today and it has not been an easy route, right? the engineering to drill 2.2 million holes in nfl sized, have the right air pressure sure, static pressure sure, the right amount of technology needed that and engineering, you know we have talked to people from like the university of michigan school of engineering, fluid dynamics professors. a lots gone into t

how does the department plan to implement this language for the fy 14 ufc allocation and when can we expect the allocations under the more focused standard? >> i made an initial review last week and i believe we're on track to get that information out. i agree with the statement about how the grant money should be prioritize to the communities most at risk as someone who i appreciate the challenges that we in the new york area that and in other communities, so we expect to have that information for fy 14 out very soon. i have heard from enough members of congress. i think it's incumbent upon me to make sure that we're allocating this in the proper way and that we occasionally re-evaluate it this city has been invaluable with raidlogical and nuclear detection capabilities to identify, respond to, and altogether prevent a raidlogical or nuclear attack on cities. could you discuss with me what accounts for the reduction? has the department coordinated with new york city's new chief of police to ensure that the proposed reduction to securing the city's program would not harm the capabili