, the nfl is the king in america. even with the ratings this year, it's still the most powerful cultural institution we have. it's the nba, major league baseball at the national hockey league. the big five would be adding major league soccer and i like to add major league soccer, i like to call it the big five because the only openly gay athlete we have in any of those leagues is robbie rogers who plays for the la galaxy and who won the last couple of them. >> here is currently the only openly gay athlete in the big five? >> publicly out. certainly there are athletes who are out to some teammates and they have a boyfriend, they're out to their families but we the public don't know or we don't talk about it and right now, the only one is robbie rogers. there's only been one other in history and that was jason collins. michael sam with the nfl never made a regular-season roster so there's only been two openly gay men in those five leads ever and there's only one right now. >> do you advocate for gay athletes to come out

idolizes the nfl. wants to play for the seahawks and wears a black lives matter pin on his book bag. for me to watch him walk out of the house with this black lives matter pin means there's an entire generation of people, no matter what our generation is talking about, that understands the importance of the work that we're doing. so my hope is, one, both that there is a whole community of young people who feel inspired to speak up and know that the truth is true. but i think the second thing is, you know, what this is going to do is allow for other people in their workforces to be able to speak up, to have an athlete stand up and talk about racial justice means that a nurse or a garbage man or a mine worker or someone else can actually say, black lives matter. i care about race. i care about gender. i care about lgbtq equality. if the athletes continue to be brave and strong, it's actually going to shift culture and shift narrative, and that is what america needs. we don't need more people telling us w

is there one thing that you highlight that you think it's ailing the nfl? patrick: i don't know if it is necessarily too many games. they have had that 2006 package for 10 years now. they have had monday night games, sunday night games for six years now, even a london game. i think the quality of the product on the field has been a challenge. i am hearing from the millennials i know that they are turning off nfl games for the first time in their lives. i think the quality of the product on the field is a real issue. i think one of the nfl's best products, it's red zone channel where you're able to watch at , the same time several games in scoring positions at once. i think it has become while still a great product, very cannibalistic to existing ratings during in game shows. frier culprit might , one be the internet, right? the nfl is streaming games on yahoo!, twitter. could that be eating into the core audience? >> absolutely. these are companies that are almost betting on nfl needing another way to find audience. twitter this year had a deal with the nfl

doesn'tope that the nfl fall to the same fate as boxing in the world. brad: and hopefully the cleveland indians will get them next year. up, a ceo joining to milliona $141 fund-raising round. ♪ brad: turning now to the on demand delivery space. the san francisco delivery service recently closed a $141 million funding round. makes --s now, post post makes ceo. congratulations on the funding. we were talking about this for a long time. did you bleed a little bit to raise this money? but wouldn't say we bled, the funding environment definitely cooled down. is ae operating in a little bit underappreciated right now. a bearishittle bit of outlook this year. that valuation was the same as your previous valuation. that?hould we take from >> would have loved it to be a little higher. i also think it is fair to look at last year. you probably have a year where the prices were a little bit inflated. million and still one of the largest venture rounds raise this year, specifically in our space. brad: let me put you on the hot seat. you have been in your coverage

that's the beauty of nfl discipline. it is whatever they feel like it ought to be at any given time. i wouldn't be surprised if they just sat on it for the rest of the year. i also wouldn't be surprised if they waited three weeks. there's no way of knowing and nobody can give you an educated guess because nfl discipline is so monumentally capricious. should he be activated today? i don't know, but i know that the nfl is going to do whatever it wants based entirely on whim, not on either precedent or what the rule book says. they can do whatever they want and they will. >> all right, dennis, i'm going to go on the whim they decide some time relatively soon. yeah, you can play for the silver and black. so, when a player like this who has been away for one full calendar year, all den smith comes back, how ready is he to play or how much is he going to struggle when he comes back? >> he's not going to be ready to play. he's definitely out of football shape. the question is do the raiders need him right now? they've got a pre

i just hope that the nfl doesn't fall to the same fate as boxing in the world. that is a big challenge for the league. brad: and hopefully the cleveland indians will get them next year. thank you both. coming up, a ceo joining to discuss a $141 million fund-raising round. ♪ brad: turning now to the on demand delivery space. one company making its mark the , san francisco delivery service recently closed a $141 million funding round. the influx of cash comes despite a slowdown in funding. joining us now, postmate's ceo. congratulations on the funding. we were talking about this for a long time. how difficult was it did you , bleed a little bit to raise this money? >> i wouldn't say we bled, but the funding environment definitely cooled down. on top of that, we are operating in a space that is a little bit underappreciated right now. we had a little bit of a bearish outlook this year. brad: that valuation was the same as your previous valuation. usually a sign of investor caution. what should we take from that? >> we would have loved it to be a little higher. i

the nfl has benefited for a lot of factors. one of those is being the relative scarcity value we have of our product. we're always balancing what we hear from fans, which is, they want more football, but we're also balancing that, when is there a saturation point? we have not seen it. and if we do, we'll certainly make adjustments, but it's the questions we keep asking ourselves, do we have too many windows out there. we also ask ourselves about, in this world, where the consumer is conditioned to no commercials on netflix or a 15-second preview on youtube, how is the pace of our game? are there too many commercials? are the commercials too long? are we taking too much time to review controversial plays that add to the length and the pace of the game? so we're looking at all of these, but that's not new. we really do that every year, julia, and maybe this year we might be looking at it doubly hard, but this is something that's standard operating procedure for us. >> well, brian, unfortunately, we're out of time, but thank you s

nfl has gotten flat out greedy and it's costing them. i'm tired of seeing nfl game almost every night of the week and thursdays are the absolute worst. it's always an awful game that no one cares about. they're often blow outs one team never even shows up. it also shows that the nfl doesn't care 2 cents about the players health. this game is tough enough as it is were you now the guys are expected to play on three day's rest giving their body almost no time to recover. nfl wondering why viewer ship is going down and this is one of the reasons. they're picking quantity over quality and the product is sta starting to stink because of it. these thursday night games needing to nfl wants to claim that they care about the product and the players. iain? >> sean, thanks. >>> madonna is supporting her son rocco after reports of service that the 16-year-old was arrested for possession of marijuana in london. madonna released a statement saying "love my son very much and i'll do whatever i can to give him the support he needs and i ask you respect

league will it is the wussification of the nfl. if anyone knows anything about it is donald trump. >> i find it funny the squat tiff said scandals and cte as if they are the same thing. and the fact that these guys have concussions and then kill themselves. >> isn't it true? people talk about the nfl in the news and the wider culture -- >> they are taking a knee. >> it is hot button issues and it is turning people off. he is right about that. >> there has been a dramatic drop in ratings. i heard people say they thought it was the -- i will mess up his last name, kaepernick, or that they just thought it wasn't entertaining. i believe we will become a more raw and brutal society under a trump presidency. >> raw and brutal. >> what is wrong with raw and brutal? that's what made our country great. we used to dig up our grandmas because we were starving and then eat her face. it would be january and they would say this is getting crazy. they -- we have to dig her up and they would dig up the grandmother. >> why the face? >> i added that

we had a triple serving of nfl action on thanksgiving. detroit lions came from behind they didn't make it easy, again. >> they may be for real. slay intercepted a pass, ran it back 13 yards. that's it right there. and that set up this 40 yard field goal as time expired. they won, 16-13. >> and as i mentioned, shoutout to dallas, winning its tenth straight to hold on to the best record in the nfl, which we no is stunning con history here. beating the washington redskins 31-26, a tale of two rookies, dak, getting a lot of action in media, and accounted for two touchdowns and completed six of seven in the fourth quarter. >> bring back tony romo. >> you know, tony has said, listen, he earned it. it's a whole conversation. >> rookie elliot ran for two other scores, nfl's rushing pack abs afterwards. >> all want to be inspired. three touchdown catches, 20 yards, giving the steelers the victory over the indianapolis colts. the colts had no luck. quarterback andrew luck was out with an injury. backup scott did his best, little support, and the st

this hasn't been the most exciting of nfl seasons. it just hasn't -- we haven't -- outside of the dallas cowboys with two hot rookies, we haven't seen a whole group of stars emerge. we haven't seen a number of sterling games. a couple of weeks ago there were 12 extra points missed. now, this will change as we get into the playoffs, but football has -- some people argue it's the offseason -- lack of offseason hitting in training, but this is probably not the most spectacular of all seasons. >> mike, this morning our co-anchor david faber said he just starts the game 45 minutes late. time shifts. he can collapse all the commercials, all the space in between plays. i wonder if lee's point about millennials' attention spans will apply to football the way it has long applied to baseball. >> i think that's probably exactly part of the big point. i think if you capture it in one sentence, says it would be that the nfl has shifted or is shifting from an audience of real die hard team fans. people that follow the teams. even when it's not a co

four years, the nfl was years, the nfl was the biggest thing on television. it still is. the audience has been shrinking. it is a huge deal for the nfl and four is media partners. collects a sports agent began working a two decades ago. felix: the reason that nfl franchises are worth so many billions of dollars and the reason that they make these theracts is based on success of televised football. if that starts weakening, people are left wondering what is next for the nfl. >> humane merchandise. , everything.ndise there are these games and the nfl. what is so particular is what is happening right now. it is not that this has been such a long trend of rate is going down. thisppened very precisely season. do they have any idea why? >> everybody is trying to send out the theories and hypotheses about this. what the nfl says is that we are in this huge presidential election. there is a lot of interest in that. the cable ratings are way up. that is where the audience is. once the presidential campaign is over, they will come back. that is probably partially true. nfl ratings

how the election ate the nfl tv ratings. carol: he is trying to get republicans to look at climate policies. oliver: this might be the world's most ambitious cryonics company. bloomberg businessweek starts now. carol: we are here with the editor in chief. you write about sam's club in china. it's not the sam's club we know here in the united states. >> they have repositioned sam's club. they mostly target small businesses. it's known for both purchases and discounts. in china, it's about high-end alex to affluent consumers who are willing to pay for luxury products and even walmart products that are priced higher in china than they are in other markets. carol: we are talking about $3000 for a rice cooker. ellen: my favorite is there's an ironing system that cost $4000 and comes with hours of instructions in your home. oliver: let's talk about this break down of the deal between get that and tronc. ellen: it was an unsolicited offer. it has fallen apart before. this time it fell big-time. gannett is the biggest newspaper chai

the nfl commissioner has indicated that he would like to see the raiders stay in oakland and the nfl owners feel the same way. the nfl does not want mark davis to move the team despite the fact that there is a stadium deal there. they see oakland as a more attractive option than las vegas. the nfl will be focusing on the charger's stadium first. the chargers now have the option to join the rams in la. if they decide not to go, the raiders could move to la. if it comes to that, the nfl owners would rather see the team in las vegas. for giants fans, if they want the team to shore up the bull pen, a giants official told yahoo, we are getting one of the big closers. mark was in town to meet with the giants. he got 47 saves with washington and pittsburg and had a 164 era. the rockers are also said to be interested in him. the giants also met with chapman. the price tag is likely higher. remember this classic moment. back in 2002, game five of the world series. snow scoops up baker's son and carries him to safety. a bat boy back than. he is all grown up now, he is coming to the bay area. b

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nate actual started his first business in iowa city while he was still in the nfl. we did shorts with partners when i was still in the nfl that is project still rocken and rolling going on 9 years. if you like a juicy burgers bigger than your face shorts burger and shine has plenty to choose from. my favorite is the dundee with the fried egg on top. make sure you have plenty of napkins...they also make their own whisky. their is certainly the competitive aspect of it when you have an idea and you work it all the way thru shorts only fueled nates competive juices and he joined other business partners and another resturant in downtown iowa city. something i have always tried to pride myself in is being a part of a team i am not doing any of this stuff alone i am a small in engine i have a lot of blind spots in business and find people who know things that i don't know and good at that has kind of been a big priority for me lucky to have great business partners. in part two tomorrow i will take you to tailgate clothing and the pullman diner. that plus nates vision new

this team is competitive as it gets in the nfl. it only lost one game of more >> i think they all know what they are responsible for and they do a great job defending it. it's a very sound defense and that is why they can play that style. there's no voids in the running game, it is hard to throw the ball on the skies. >> i think we play some good defenses throughout the year, but the seahawks are top five in the category. they have a lot of good players. earl thomas is one of player on the field sideline to sideline. it's a challenge but every week is a challenge. >> offensively now russell wilson getting back to full speed. when it comes to his health, this is a team that can keep pace on offense. it can turn into a shootout if need be. >>joe: thanks, trey. pro fronts more or less in steve drc. no pics. he's got his 17th year is it true that is getting better with age. >> his body hasn't deteriorated and you wouldn't have these olive colored drinks in the old days. his routine you healthy. he has not let that happen. he sleeps pro

what do you want the nfl to do in regards medical marijuana? >> the nfl prioritized player health and safety but when you prioritize player's health and safety and you proclaim that is one of your initiatives, you have to look at everything out there and cannabis has been something that is showing promising results. >> reporter: the nfl playe committee to study alternative terms of pain management. morgan is planning to serve on that committee but, for now, there is no clear time line on if or even when cbd or any form of marijuana might become an acceptable option to protect nfl players' brains and also deal with pain management. >> sounds like a big old catch 22. >> there is. first of all, the idea of the stigma behind marijuana and does the nfl want to get out in fronts of it. more research on both sides. but the referencsearchers say w to have the players participate in this but they can't participate in it because it's a banned substance in the nfl. >> it's illegal in most places. >> half the teams in the nfl have medical or recreational m

when you coach in the nfl. don't be surprised if bruce arians is back on the practice field come wednesday and as you expect, we heard word today that coach arians was back in the office today. this is just another workweek. you see dalton putting out this tweet earlier. bruce arians update, he is back in the office. he is expected to be at practice and on sidelines sunday. coach arians put out this message to the well wishes out there. he said thank you for the thoughts an prayers along the way. earlier this afternoon, i had a chance to talk to jake arians who is close to his dad and excited to see his dad back for a normal workweek in preparation for the next game at the atlanta falcons. >> the stress of the season can be tough, especially when it has far. all of the tests came back positive in his favor. he is back in his the favor. he is looking forward to finishing up the season as strong as possible. >> reporter: a lot of football coming p with turkey day and nfl sunday. 10:00 a.m. fox nfl sunday and the

he lives off 30% of his take- first three years of his career in the nfl. that is good monday but imagine the temptation. >>> the visit real. cu'sfootballteam is bowl eligible for the first time in nearly a decade and head coach mike mcintire and his players are hearing new things yelled from the stands this year. >> they heard themselves called ms they heard themselves yelled at, and i side they are not bums. they are not losers. they're awesome people and we'll show you, and that's what this is all about. we're showing everybody what the human spirit is. >> buffs play tomorrow night against ucla. the game is in boulder. you are not going to watch? you can tune in. >>> coming up, a cat's whose either of ours. >> it was natural because we met her on a trail. >>> if you're hiking in colorado's mountains, beware of q has more instagram followers than both of us combined. 13,000 people follow q. when graham proposed to his wife off qawppedry peak he gave her a kitten as a gift and q has been along for the hike ever since. >> she reminds you to slow down and ta

for sure.se the nfl. you get reprimanded for sure. we're going to take some more of your comments coming up in just a little bit.bit. it onstingf our facebook page t under where we posted it.p thank you. wereosank going to get an updath what is happening weatherwise with scott sabol see how the work week is going to shape up today.enin seeee you don't have on a jacket thate ist t a good sign. warming up a little bit relative to what it was fivet hours ago when we were out here. looking pretty good the rest of the weekekwh re the warmest faln record keeps rollinghe. but there is a lot of lt indications and we talk about this about a month ago it would be around thanksgiving we start to see the pattern beg t around the corner seeing light snow. coree you can go ahead and say it. there's a chance the chances are increasing put t it that way. not going to get our feet ofetf snow.w. i know how sensitive you are about snow. might get a little.i knh your kind of sensitive about that. your time is up thank you so much.th let's see what's goin

felix: the nfl ratings are way down. for years, the nfl has been the biggest thing on television. the ratings for primetime games have been down 19 or 20%. about 1/5 of the audience disappeared. it's a huge deal for the nfl and its media partners. carol: you quote a sports agent. he talks about the money machine. felix: it's all dependent on television. the business model, the reason the nfl franchises are worth so the stars ofd football make these big contracts, it's all based on the success of televised football. weakening,rts everyone is left wondering what next for the nfl? carol: you mean merchandise? felix: all of it. it's a symbiotic relationship between the big media conglomerates. what's so particular is about what's happening right now. it's not like this has been a long trend. it's happened a very's precisely this season. do they know why? carol: everyone is trying to throw out a hundred different explanations and theories and hypotheses. felix: the biggest thing and what the nfl says is we are in a huge presidential election. there's a lot of interest in that. the cabl

i know the nfl wants to expand their game. they have been playing three games in london. do you anticipate they will be back in mexico city? >> there were some issues, number one that comes to mind, the laser pointer, they never could figure out woe was doing that. >> what do you see in terms of the future? >> if you look at this picture, you can see the laser, i clearly said it annoyed him. >> he was wondering what it was after the game. i think the nfl would like to be able to go back to mexico there is talk o trying the game in monterrey, mexico. as for mexico city, i think they will go back there. they have some issues to work out, some logistics. the locker room, having to walk so far up hill gets the players winded >> reporter: speaking of winded, did you notice the elevation? after the game, how much did the players really focus on how much that bothered them, the elevation >> you noticed it, there is no elevation in that place, you were walking up stairs it was tough to deal with. any time anyone went down with an injury, they stayed down. they had to take a few p

is this becoming a crisis for the networks that pay huge sums to carry the nfl? joining us now from atlanta, will leach, senior writer at the website sports on earth and a contributing editor at new york magazine. so let's start with a little politic. do you think the presidential drew a lot of attention away from the early part of the envelonfl season? >> certainly if you were looking for full-on combat, that they usually get from the nfl. the election certainly gave you that. i think you've seen a little bit of loosening. there was a theory the election was taking away from that. i think you've seen the numbers go up a little bit since the election is over. i think there is something to the idea that because football has been so important to the networks, it's been live television and you can't fast forward so people have to watch, because of that the networks became too committed and too addicted to it really. you've gotten an over saturation of the market, emphasized by thursday night football which is an extra night that makes it less of an event, the games

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what we're learning about the >>> well, we're still waiting on the nfl. but the last domino fell into place. the stadium could be the new home of the raider and the rebels. >> the county commission approved the roomax would make that project and expanding the convention center possible. jeff gillan is here with that. >> the public money was the most contentious part of a propose a -- of a proposal that could put las vegas in the nfl. what are you cooking? >> sausage and peppers. we had sausage and eggs. >> reporter: the message, get the stadium. get a team. thousands of jobs. when it's built it will create thousands of more. >> reporter: also on the menu, the clark county commission. today it had to finish what lawmakers in carson city started. when it passed the stadium bill, they ordered the commission to hike the room tax to make it happen. it raises 1.2 billion in public money. so today was largely a formality. it doesn't mean the commissioner liked it. >> i do have some questions that have not been answered. >> reporter: at the publi backup, they sto

lauren: in sports nfl heads to mÉxico where oakland raiders rally houston texans not without controversy from the fans, we will tell you about it. nicole: good morning, 5:01 a.m., tuesday november 22nd, we welcome you to fbn:am, first look at morning markets and latest breaking news. lauren: tragic news this morning, the driver of a school bus involved in the deadly crash yesterday in chattanooga tennessee is under ayes. only vehicle involved struck a tree 24 hours before the kids and their families started thanksgiving break. two dozen other children were injured and taken to hospital. the investigation of the driver continues. >> walker is being charged with vehicular homicide, reckless driving to begin. there may be more charges as we proceed in hamilton. lauren: speed may have been a factor in the crash and caused the accident worst nightmare. investigators, they are heading to chattanooga today, the school will be in session with grief counselors available. nicole: donald trump offering a preview of first hundred days. transition team released a video where he outlined his plan. >>

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"some of the greatest, most impressive people outside the nfl are supporting las vegas as an nfl city. sheldon adelson, steve wynn, the management at mgm, all of those of course that have thousands and thousands of great people in las vegas are a part of the support of this. that's strong, that means a lot to the nfl. , , " so that should make you feel good ... jones's opinion carries a it's good to hear his speak this way if you're looking forward to seeing an nfl team in las vegas. a few high clouds will continue to drift across the area tonight with overnight temperatures dropping into the mid to low 40s. it wi b this evening around the las vegas valley with 10 to 20 mph winds. thanksgiving will be mostly sunny with a high temperature of 63 degrees in las vegas. winds will be light around the valley but will remain gusty down the colorado river around laughlin, bullhead city, and lake havasu. a wind advisory will be in with gusts up to 45 mph. friday remains mostly sunny with high temperatures holding in the low 60s. a pacific storm moving into the west coast will impact our area o

a rough day for nfl kickers they combined to miss 11 extra points, the most in one day in nfl history. mike nugent of the bengals missed 2 of them against the bills and because of that, cincinnati had to go for a touchdown on the final play, instead of a field goal for the tie or win. it didn't work and the bills the badger basketball team is in hawaii, where they play tennessee tomorrow in the first round of the maui invitational. junior forward sandy cohen has left the marquette program, effective immediately, and he plans to transfer. the seymour native was averaging just over 6 minutes per game in the first 3 games of the season, he averaged 4.6 points and 2.3 rebounds per game in 66 games over 3 seasons. and, an unexpected finish to the nascar season in florida today 10 laps to go, carl edwards season championship, edwards ends up in the wall, while logano's car also received damage. that opened the door for jimmie johnson, who started at the back of the field, worked his way up, and took the checkered flag for his 7th season points championship tying richard petty and dale earnh

first brazilian born nfl kirk in nfl history. played high school football in florida. went to tulane. the 25-year-old wins the game. off the upright and through. chiefs beat the broncos late last night. >>> earlier in the day, derek carr and the raiders. panthers had a furious comeback. so now, the raiders tied at 32-32, carr to michael crabtree. janikowski if i cans a field goal. raiders by three. time for the panthers to tie or twin game. fourth and ten. cam newton looking long. but khalil mack had an unbelievable game for the raiders. they win. 9-2. tied for the patriots. >> raider nation celebrating. >>> up next in "the pulse." rogue one tickets going on sale overnight. >>> a newly wed couple's first dance in traffic. the story behind that. a parent i changed as a person, drastically. ? i tried hard to quit smoking. ? but when we brought our daughter home cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. can you say thanks nicoderm cq? every great why needs a gre

nobody in the nfl won more at home than the seahawks in the last five seasons. what does it take to win there? >> i don't know i never won there but you need to compete and not make mistakes. >> you need to communicate and work on hand signals. >> seattle is one of the loudest stadium in the nfl and that could be a big problem for the eagles, one the most penalized teams in the nfl. they are pumping in crowd noise the next two days to everything they can do simplate the environment in seattle. >> it's loud as hell a frustrating place to play. especially if you are not mentally ready to just per serve ear. >> despite the odds, the eagles believe they can make noise in the playoff race and silencing seattle will only help their cause. jeff skversky, channel 6 "action news." >> this is not good though, eagles tight end zach was limited in practice. and -- >> musical chairs continue with the sixers, jahlil okafor is in for the home game against the wizards, they have minutes limited because of coming off minutes. because okafor has shown progress some are lifted. >>

. >> the eagles passing game one of the worst in the nfl had two catches by 15-yards by receivers to the fourth quarter. seahawk quarterback russell wilson had 15-yards receiving by himself. >> i see what they can do. i know they get open and make plays. drops happen. mistakes happen. we have to h keep encouraging them and working with them. the eagles have lost five straight road games for the first time since 2012. they haven't won a road game in two months. hopefully the eagles can fix this, and they are headed back home for a monday night game against green bay, eagles undefeated at home. hopefully they can keep going in a season that seems to be slipping away. back to you. >> thanks. how much are the drops hurting the team? they are killing them. nelson aguilar, when a professional athlete is says he's in his own head, that's not good. how do you ge out of your own head? things can only get worse. >> this is a first round draft pick from a power school. is it time to punt him? >> they don't have anyone behind him. paul turner is on the practice squad. he's a 5' 9 slot receiver.

but it is part of a growing trend to build nfl devotion outside of the u.s. up next it is not just the nfl looking to broaden its fan base but colleges and other leagues are too. >> oakland raiders have a game tonight against the houston texans. technically a home game even though it is being played thousands of miles away in mexico city. the first one since they played the cardinals years ago. this is a step in global sports. this year alone. four nfl games are being played outside the united states. >> the hope is to gain more international fans. scott reese reports it is not just pro teams anymore. even college teams are heading overseas. >> american pro-sports have not been indigenous to america for several decades. the nba debuted in tokyo and since then, baseball, hockey and football have followed suit. >> quite an atmosphere in england. >> and domestic teams are competing on foreign soil. primarily because the dollars make sense. >> the fluid that runs through sports is green. >> the nfl is the poster child for the globalization trend. international ga