In a League of Their Own follows the fortunes of the first all-Aboriginal Australian Rules football team to enter a mainstream AFL-affiliated competition, through their first bone-jarring season. After 30 years of running their own competition on a remote island community north of Darwin, the Tiwi Bombers have finally been accepted into the AFLNT to compete in the Big League.

The CBO won't release a score on the revised Republican health care bill on Monday, as many had expected, as consideration of the controversial measure is delayed by a medical scare for one of its potential Senate backers. Bloomberg's Sahil Kapur has more on "Bloomberg Markets."

Jonathan Thomas, chairman at the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, discusses anti-microbial resistance, the pipeline to help combat this, antibiotic research and the future of health care. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."

Cash-strapped football club Gulspor in the southwestern Turkish city of Isparta has sold 18 youth players to pro teams. With the income, they bought 10 goats. The Turkish team hopes to make a tidy profit from the sales of goat's milk.

Sam Smith is still going ahead with his performance at the BRITs on February 21, even though he's not up for any awards this year.