the caa has written to ryanair are again tonight, setting out a series of deadlines and by five p.m. tomorrow they must put more information on they must put more information on the website about how people can reroute flights and claim back expenses to have been told to then e—mail passengers about their rights by the of next week. it is rare for you to go public like this. you must be angry. we are serious. we do not understand why this needs to drag on for weeks and why at the end of this process , for weeks and why at the end of this process, customers still can be clear about they are entitled to when ryanair clear about they are entitled to when rya nair council hundreds clear about they are entitled to when ryanair council hundreds of thousands of journeys. caa takes further action, it could land the airline was a multimillion dollar power of the pound fighter to override sa it will comply with the regulator and has issued instructions to yesterday, 3a winter roots were suspended, including five in scotland. i have serious concerns about the decisions taken by ryanair that w

has written to ryanair, what gompertz, the caa has written to rya nair, what is gompertz, the caa has written to ryanair, what is being said? gompertz, the caa has written to ryanair, what is being said7m gompertz, the caa has written to ryanair, what is being said? it is a new letter. they wrote yesterday and have now written again, and you will remember that the civil aviation authority were furious, their words, at what they saw as the misleading nature of rya nair's at what they saw as the misleading nature of ryanair‘s communications with the thousands of passengers who have had their flights cancelled in two waves. first of all, september—0ctober, we learned about that last week, and now 400,000 more journeys between november and march. what they are so unhappy about is that they feel that ryanair has not communicated properly to the passengers that, in certain second sta nzas, passengers that, in certain second stanzas, they have the right to demand of ryanair that they are re—routed on another airline, which is obviously expensive for ryanair. they have told ryanair to i

it says it is talking to the caa. for the aviation regulator to reprimand ryanairfor misleading aviation regulator to reprimand ryanair for misleading the public on an industrial scale is simply unheard—of, and i think it is going to do unheard—of, and i think it is going todoa unheard—of, and i think it is going to do a lot of significant damage to the airline. ryanair has cancelled 20,000 flights so far, some 700,000 people have been affected and travellers like these people in edinburgh seem increasingly unimpressed. i feel sorry for the people that use ryanair really, and it is really quite bad for them. it will lose a lot of business, that is definite. it is just will lose a lot of business, that is definite. it isjust crazy, isn't it? how can they be so disorganised? it is ridiculous. they have made a bit of a mess, haven't they? a bit ofa bit of a mess, haven't they? a bit of a catastrophe for them.“ ryanair doesn't do what the caa is asking, it could face heavy fines but there is also its reputation to

if the caa takes further action, it could land ryanair with a multi—million pound fine. but the airline says it will comply with the regulator and has issued guidance to call centre staff. yesterday, ryanair suspended 3a winter routes including five in scotland, where the government says it has serious concerns, as have passengers. at the bottom of the e—mail, it said, you are not entitled to any allowance. they did refund my flight but they didn't say i was allowed compensation. i have friends coming from london and she just e—mailed me to say it has been cancelled. they we re to say it has been cancelled. they were supposed to come for my 40th birthday party. so, bit of a nightmare. there is a global shortage of pilots right now. plenty of rivals are recruiting. ryanair didn't have enough crews to cover the holidays. after cancelling 20,000 flights out of the blue, it is promising no more problems ahead. richard westcott, bbc news, sta nsted. the cricket all—rounder and england vice—captain ben stokes has been effectively dropped from the team pending an invest

they have done what the caa have asked for. i spoke to the boss of the regulator yesterday and he said he didn‘t expect it to go to court. normally the airlines say sorry, change things and everyone backs down. there‘s one interesting thing i to pick out. in the advice it says the big thing was do they have to re—route you on another airline if they cannot replace your flight with airline if they cannot replace your flight with a ryanair flight. this was a big bugbear, lots of people contacted us saying they couldn‘t go on another airline. they now saying they will re—route you, but with the cost of this comparable transport ticket to be assessed on a case—by—case basis. you can imagine people on the phones and internet conversations with ryanair saying it will be 60 quid more, will you pay for it, what will ryanair say? what role the advice be about what they will accept and what they won‘t, that will be interesting. richard, thanks. in the past half—hour we have heard henry bolton is the new leader of ukip.

if the caa takes further action, it could land the airline with a multimillion pound lawsut. rya nair say it will comply with the regulator and has issued instructions to call centre staff yesterday. 3a winter routes were suspended, including five in scotland. i have serious concerns about the decisions taken by ryanair that will cause disruption to many passengers travelling to and from scotland and london and to other destinations across europe. and passengers were concerned as well. we have to hire a minibus to go to newcastle. and then try to get a flight to barcelona. it isjust... yeah, ryanair. i shouldn't have booked with them. there is a global shortage of pilots right now. plenty of rivals are recruiting. ryanair did not have enough crews to cover the holidays. after cancelling 20,000 flights out of the blue, it is promising no more problems ahead. china has announced new measures to increase pressure on pyongyang. north korean companies operating in china will have to close down by the end of the year. these moves are welcomed by the american government, which belie

if the caa takes further action, it could land the airline with a multimillion—pound lawsuit. rya nair say it will comply with the regulator and has issued instructions to call centre staff yesterday. 3a winter routes were suspended, including five in scotland. the first minister there has stepped i have serious concerns about the decisions taken by ryanair in the last couple of days that will cause disruption to many passengers travelling to and from scotland and london and to other destinations across europe. and passengers were concerned as well. 13 of us had to hire a minibus to go to newcastle. the other three had to drive to liverpool. and then try to get a flight to barcelona. it isjust... ryanair. i am not happy with them. there is a global shortage of pilots right now. plenty of rivals are recruiting. ryanair did not have enough crews to cover the holidays. after cancelling 20,000 flights out of the blue, it is promising no more problems ahead. police are hunting an extortionist who threatened to plant poisoned food in supermarkets in the south of germany and elsewher

if the caa takes further action, it could land the airline with a multimillion pound lawsut. rya nair say it will comply with the regulator and has issued instructions to call centre staff yesterday. 3a winter routes were suspended, including five in scotland. i have serious concerns about the decisions taken by ryanair that will cause disruption to many passengers travelling to and from scotland and london and to other destinations across europe. and passengers were concerned as well. we have to hire a minibus to go to newcastle. and then try to get a flight to barcelona. it isjust... ryanair. i am not happy with them. there is a global shortage of pilots right now. plenty of rivals are recruiting. ryanair did not have enough crews to cover the holidays. after cancelling 20,000 flights out of the blue, it is promising no more problems ahead. police in germany say an extortionist has contaminated adult and baby food in the hope of gaining millions of euros. the blackmailer claimed to have poisoned items in supermarkets. police in the city of konstanz, close to the swiss and a

the caa could take legal action if it's not happy with ryanair‘s response as our correspondent richard westcott reports. it's europe's biggest and busiest airline... but ryanair‘s been made to look a bit small, accused of persistently misleading nearly three—quarters of a million customers, the uk regulator threatened them with legal action. we wa nt threatened them with legal action. we want to make it clear to all passengers what the passenger is entitled to in terms of re—routing, expenses and compensation, where applicable. we don't think it is a big task. the law is clear, it is just about rya nair's big task. the law is clear, it is just about ryanair‘s willingness to do that. the regulator says airlines are meant to rebook passengers on rival carriers if they cannot replace the cancelled flight. but listen to michael o'leary last week. we will not be paying for flights on other airlines. it is not part of oui’ other airlines. it is not part of our entitlements and with us being the lowest cost in europe we cannot afford to pay the higher fares of others. lots of confus

since the caa made its complaint, we have been contacted by some passengers. matthew rice said for example he had been asking specifically for a seat on another carrier's service. he said over web chat, "you are obligated to re—route me..." and the response he got was: "no, iam not." ryanair insists it complies fully with the law and has reminded its customer service agents about passengers' right. it says it is talking to the caa. simon calder thinks that the situation is unprecedented. for the aviation regulator to reprimand ryanair for misleading the public on an industrial scale is simply unheard of, and i think it is going to do a lot of significant damage to the airline. ryanair has cancelled 20,000 flights so far, some 700,000 people have been affected and travellers like these people in edinburgh seem increasingly unimpressed. i feel sorry for the people that use ryanair really, and it is really quite bad for them. it will lose a lot of business, that is definite. it isjust crazy, isn't it? how can they be so disorganised? it is ridiculous. they have

since the caa made its complaint, we have been contacted by some passengers. matthew rice said, for example, he had been asking specifically for a seat on another carrier's service. he said over web chat, "you are obligated to re—route me." and the response he got was, "no, iam not." ryanair insists it complies fully with the law and has reminded its customer—service agents about passengers' right. it says it is talking to the caa. simon calder thinks that the situation is unprecedented. for the aviation regulator to reprimand ryanairfor misleading the public on an industrial scale is simply unheard of, and i think it is going to do a lot of significant damage to the airline. rya nair has cancelled 20,000 flights so far, some 700,000 people have been affected, and travellers like these people in edinburgh seem increasingly unimpressed. i feel sorry for the people that use ryanair, really, and it is really quite bad for them. it will lose a lot of business, that is definite. it isjust crazy, isn't it? how can they be so disorganised? it is ridiculous. they

since the caa made its complaint, we have been contacted by some passengers. matthew rice said for example he had been asking specifically for a seat on another carrier's service. he said over web chat, "you are obligated to re—route me..." and the response he got was no, i am not. ryanair insists it complies fully with the law and has reminded its customer service agents about passengers right. about passengers' right. it says it is talking to the caa. simon calder thinks that the situation is unprecedented. simon calder thinks that the situation is unprecedented. for the aviation regulator to reprimand ryanair for misleading the public on an industrial scale is simply unheard—of, and i think it is going to do a lot of significant damage to the airline. ryanair has cancelled 20,000 flights so far, some 700,000 people have been affected and travellers like these people in edinburgh seem increasingly unimpressed. i feel sorry for the people that use ryanair really, and it is really quite bad for them. it will lose a lot of business, that is definite. it isj

she hopes the caa take them to task. now the sport. this video has emerged allegedly showing ben stokes punching a man in the street. we have not been able to verify it and we are not showing the moving images at the minute because they aren't very ugly. they certainly are. good morning. the england all—rounder ben stokes is currently under investigation are causing actual bodily harm after being arrested in the very early hours of monday morning. we have been reporting this for the last 48 hours. it was in bristol where england had been playing. he was involved in an incident outside a nightclub. we are not showing the video because as you say, the video which was acquired by the sun newspaper, one minute long, is pretty graphic and we can't verify it either. these are some of the stills from it. it shows a man very closely resembling ben stokes involved in a brawl. he seems to repeatedly threw punches in that video towards a couple of men. one of them end up lying on the ground. we know that one man in the early hours needed to go

if the caa takes further action, it could land ryanair with a multi—million pound fine. but the airline says it will comply with the regulator and has issued guidance to call centre staff. yesterday, rya nair suspended 3a winter routes including five in scotland, where the government says it has serious concerns, as have passengers. at the bottom of the e—mail, it said, you are not entitled to any allowance. they did refund my flight but they didn't say i was allowed compensation. i have friends coming from london and she just e—mailed me to say it has been cancelled. they were supposed to come for my 40th birthday party. so, bit of a nightmare. there is a global shortage of pilots right now. plenty of rivals are recruiting. ryanair didn't have enough crews to cover the holidays. after cancelling 20,000 flights out of the blue, it is promising no more problems ahead. richard westcott, bbc news, sta nsted. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonigh

ryanair says it's agreed to implement measures ordered by the uk's airline regulator, the caa, to ensure all passengers affected by flight cancellations are aware of their rights. it's updated its website and e—mailed customers affected by its decision to ground hundreds of flights in the coming weeks. the us diplomatic presence in cuba will be cut by more than half and american citizens have been warned not to visit. that was the announcement from the state department after what they called mysterious attacks which have caused hearing loss, fatigue and dizziness among those working in the us embassy. cuba has responded saying the decision is hasty and will affect relations. barbara plett usher reports this was supposed to mark the beginning of better relations between cuba and the us. but little more than a year after the mission was formally reopened in havana, us employees began to report hearing loss and other mystery health problems. the americans now say their diplomats are being attacked. they do not know who, or with what, but they have decided no longer safe for them. only a s

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her in an hernandez's attorney has said he he has not ruled out suing the n caa or the university of florida. >> we have good news for maryland drivers, really if you drive was cross the area. today governor larry hogan announced a new plan to ease congestion on three major state highways. listen to thrk the governors 9 billion-dollar traffic relief plan will add new lanes and the plan will also add express toll lanes. the govern o's office says this is the largest propos partnership in north america. every day nearly a quarter bill people get stuck in bumper to bumper traffic and in sometimes hours long backups along i495. by increasing capacity along this vital route we will be finally bringing the capital beltway in maryland into the 21st century. >> governor hogan will now begin seeking private developers to de sign, build, finance and maintain the new lanes. all right. so we mentioned we were going to see if there was any change in the path of hurricane irma. so far so good. it is moving -- getting closer to the turks and cake coast, but moving away from the dominican republic .

. >> he was given a visa from the caa in khartoum and i understand, i heard the guy that gave it to him got fired. [laughter] but it is astonishing you are invited on the special visas and then attacking america all over america. >> at one time you get pretty incensed with the cia and the not sharing. and to wiretap conversations but not sharing that content that some of those that were up to no good. >> 29 year-old fbi agent at the time of the cold blogging one of eight fbi agents in the country but to recognize this agent with of skills that to become the case agent has those investigators while the year there they begin to uncover the uncertain al qaeda personality to the evidence there has been a meeting in southeast asia earlier that year j. gary 2000. through the director of the fbi to request information about these personalities and on each of those three occasions the cia refused to respond it was very formal. although the sea a new about that meeting to have the malaysian authorities do surveillance. twenty negative four 9/11. so leave assad the catastrophe of 9/11 for just a

the head of the national director of intelligence, the caa, james koby at the lead, and i am quoting him —— ci eight, james comey. i am quoting james comey now, there is no doubt that russia was behind the meddling in the presidential election. you could hear the news that all 17 security agencies have taken a certain position it unanimously. later on, it was discovered they do not have 17 security agencies and this was expressed byjust four of them which does not create the final for me. it has nothing to do with presenting evidence. isn't it time to acknowledge that what russia did has massively backfired because whatever the rights and wrongs of the argument we are having with each other, the truth is because of the political impact of this, the last thing donald trump can afford to do now, politically in washington, is reset relations with cut —— vladimir putin or do anything which is perceived as a move towards russia which people in washington might associate with the things going on inside the beltway. whatever the rights and wrongs of your argument, the fact is, donal

statement, saying that it already fully complies with all eu legislation and they are meeting with the caa and will comply fully with whatever requirements they ask of them. let's talk to michael hewson at cmc markets. it would seem that it is going from bad to worse for ryanair because not only is the legal action threatened, but they have admitted they have got to cancel thousands more flights until the end of march. indeed. the share price reaction does reflect the negative news hitting the wires. it is only a very modest decline, down around 1%. this is in the context of a wider story. ultimately ryanair estimated watch the original cancellations would cost them, 25 million euros. if you pro rata that, then the whole story could actually cost them 75 million euros at most. this for a company that made £1.1 billion in its last tax year and is estimated to make at least that in this tax year. what i think is more intangible is the reputation damage. and customers deserting the airline asa and customers deserting the airline as a result of it. we are going to watch it very closely. thank

ryanair says it's agreed to implement measures ordered by the uk's airline regulator, the caa, to ensure all passengers affected by flight cancellations are aware of their rights. it's updated its website, and e—mailed customers affected by its decision to ground hundreds of flights in the coming weeks. the us diplomatic presence in cuba will be cut by more than half and american citizens have been warned not to visit. that was the announcement from the state department after what they called mysterious "attacks" which have caused hearing loss, fatigue and dizziness among those working in the us embassy. cuba has responded saying the decision is hasty and will affect relations. barbara plett usher reports this was supposed to mark the beginning of better relations between cuba and the us. but little more than a year after the mission was formally reopened in havana, us employees began to report hearing loss and other mystery health problems. the americans now say their diplomats are being attacked. they do now i who am all with what but they have decided no longer safe for them. only a

ryanair says it's agreed to implement measures ordered by the uk's airline regulator, the caa to ensure all passengers affected by flight cancellations are aware of their rights. it's updated its website, and emailed customers affected by its decision to ground hundreds of flights in the coming weeks. the us diplomatic presence in cuba will be cut by more than half and american citizens have been warned not to visit. that was the announcement from the state department after what they called mysterious "attacks," which have caused hearing loss, fatigue and dizziness among those working in the us embassy. cuba has responded, saying the decision is hasty and will affect relations. barbara plett—usher reports. this was supposed to mark the beginning of better relations between cuba and the us. but little more than a year after the mission was formally reopened in havana, us employees began to report hearing loss and other mystery health problems. the americans now say their diplomats are being attacked. they do not know who, or with what, but they have decided it's no longer safe for them

ryanair says it's agreed to implement measures ordered by the uk's airline regulator, the caa, to ensure all passengers affected by flight cancellations are aware of their rights. it's updated its website and e—mailed customers affected by its decision to ground hundreds of flights in the coming weeks. the us diplomatic presence in cuba will be cut by more than half and american citizens have been warned not to visit. this was the announcement from the state department after what they called mysterious "attacks", which have caused hearing loss, fatigue and dizziness among those working in the us embassy. cuba has responded, saying the decision is hasty and will affect relations. barbara plett—usher reports. this was supposed to mark the beginning of better relations between cuba and the us. but little more than a year after the mission was formally reopened in havana, us employees began to report hearing loss and other mystery health problems. the americans now say their diplomats are being attacked. they do not know who, or with what, but they have decided no longer safe for them. o

ryanair says it's agreed to implement measures ordered by the uk's airline regulator, the caa, to ensure all passengers affected by flight cancellations are aware of their rights. it's updated its website, and emailed customers affected by its decision to ground hundreds of flights in the coming weeks. the tensions between iraq and its kurdish minority in the north of the country have increased after the authorities in baghdad started to enforce their threat to suspend international flights to and from the region. 92% of those who voted in the recent kurdish referendum backed independence. but the iraqi government opposes any moves for a breakaway country. our correspondent mark lowen reports irbil‘s airport. the last passengers are arriving here at irbil airport to take their flights out of the country, before all international flights are suspended as of this evening. we spoke to some who say they are flying early because of the suspension of international flights, they don't know when they will be allowed back in. the first punitive steps taken by the iraqi government in baghdad in

ryanair says it's agreed to implement measures ordered by the uk's airline regulator, the caa, to ensure all passengers affected by flight cancellations are aware of their rights. it's updated its website, and e—mailed customers affected by its decision to ground hundreds of flights in the coming weeks. stay with us here on bbc news. still to come: celebrations, as radio 1 clocks up 50 years on britain's airwaves, but who's still listening? after ten years of low interest rates, the governor of the bank of england, has hinted they're likely to rise in the near future. that could mean as early as november. mark carney told the bbc, that because of the state of the economy, which is experiencing rising inflation, consumers should expect rates to increase, though he added any hike would be "limited" and "gradual." here's our economics editor, simonjack. it's been a great decade for borrowers, a miserable one for savers. interest rates are at their lowest level since the bank of england was founded over 300 years ago. but today, the governor of the bank sent his strongest signal yet that m

the regulator, the caa, has effectively warned ryanair it could face legal action because it is saying it's misleading passengers on what their rights are when they've had theirflights what their rights are when they've had their flights cancelled. they are saying ryanair is obliged under eu law to book people on to flights with other airlines, for example, if they can't provide a flight that gets that person back in time. it's suggesting that rya nair gets that person back in time. it's suggesting that ryanair isn't doing it and isn't telling people well enough about how much money they could get back in compensation, that kind of thing. what happens next? well, normally in thesishing ises the airline makes quick changes and the airline makes quick changes and the regulator backs off. if that doesn't happen, ryanair could be taken to court and they could face a fine. richard, again, thank you very much for latest there on the ryanair story. richard westcott, at sta nsted. the authorities in ukraine evacuated more than 30,000 people from a central region of the country after a huge arm

the caa says it is furious with them, could they take them to court? i doubt it. i think that i will make changes. everything saysis that i will make changes. everything says is this the end for ryanair? got to remember, this is a company that will make 1.4 billion euros in profit this year so 50 million is peanuts. not only that 800 thousand people sounds like a lot. they will carry 129 million people this year so less than 1%. do you think a line has been drawn under this? i was reading their press release, they we re reading their press release, they were saying we are going to sort out the flight, after march when it comes to an end, that is it, we are sorted. i think the lingering thing is the bad will between ryanair and its employees and pilots. this is the problem here. all the pilots booked their leave at the same time. they force them to work one of their four week's holiday. they have had a rota mess up. i wouldn't want to be the person at rare doing the rota duty. i can hear a muffled gunshot from the rota department. they are not losing pilots they sa

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ryanair says it‘s agreed to implement measures ordered by the airline regulator, the caa, to ensure all passengers affected by flight cancellations are aware of their rights. it‘s updated its website, and emailed customers affected by its decision to ground hundreds of flights in the coming weeks. former ira members could face from charges in connection with their role in the events of bloody sunday in 1972. 13 people were shot dead when soldiers opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in londonderry. another died later of his injuries. prosecutors are already considering whether to charge some former soldiers. the cost of repairs to the clock tower which hosts big ben have doubled to an estimated £61 million. the parliamentary authorities originally estimated the cost at £29 million. the repair effort has already caused controversy when it was announced that big ben would only chime on special occasions over the next four years while the works were being carried out. 8 a climber from wales has died at the yosemite national park in california. andrew foster became trapped along wi

i hope that they also given the legal guarantees that the caa were seeking. that they will provide the compensation that they are supposed to provide alternative routing that they're supposed to provide to passengers that had been inconvenienced by their wholesale cancellations. and we know this affects hundreds of thousands of passengers. to think they will be reassured by what ryanair to think they will be reassured by what rya nair have to think they will be reassured by what ryanair have finally come out with tonight? i think they would be reassured when the alternative arrangements are put in place. and they've travelled to the destinations as they should've done. but it is going to inconvenienced many thousands of people because in many thousands of people because in many cases there will be no alternative to the original flights. family events, weddings, funerals etc will be disrupted by this. thank you very much indeed for joining us. thank you for your time. thank you. that was in the spring of last year. let's go to our political correspondent who i

"we already comply fully with all eu261 legislation, are meeting with the caa and will comply fully with whatever requirements they ask us to." last up to our business correspondent. doctor us about this intervention by the civil aviation authority. the (aa is really getting very frustrated with ryanair. there have been warnings over the last few weeks that they weren't doing what they should do under the terms of that regulation that you mention. it sets out passenger's rights if the flights are cancelled. we are dealing with the pretty unusual situation, where they have cancelled and offer lots of flight in a short space of time, and there have been a lot of complaints that quite simply the company is not doing what it should supposed, which is to get to the destinations, if necessary, on another airline. after that response, has worried at the company at the moment because of this intervention? and what more can you do? ryanair is going to be under a lot of pressure. it is under pressure from bca and consumer authorities as well. the problem for them that is light at based on a low—

deputy secretary of state and also deputy national security adviser under president obama, a former caa north korea analyst. thank you for being here. tony, first to you, what is different about this launch from those in the past? >> well, kate, what we're seeing here is a sustained effort by kim jong-un to take the initiative and to have the momentum. i think what's very important now is to have a very sustained, comprehensive and deliberate approach to ratchet up the pressure, to do it calmly and deliberately and keep it going. it takes a while for the pressure to have an effect. the administration got two good security council resolutions, could have been stronger but they did a good job. now those need to be implemented. we need a diplomatic flip side to make clear as the pressure goes up on north korea we're prepared to negotiate. the problem is, i hope the president keeps his itchy twitter finger away from his iphone or blackberry because he's basically blustered us into a corner. by saying a few weeks ago if north korea simply threatened us again there would be fire and fury, we'

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caa basketball. do you want to name names? it's a culture where everybody is remaining silent it's almost like a stop snitching campaign in the neighborhoods and police departments it's happening in college basketball as well. we all know it's going on nom one will tell anybody about it. ncaa investigators be probably overwhelmed because there's so much going on with so many member schools that it take the fbi to step into this process to do the investigation. >> now at the fbi has stepped in now that the worse kept secret is out, what happens now? will schools turn themselves in? is it self policing a deeper investigator geishan by the fbi. more easts come, more coaches step down. what happens next. >> i think this is the tip of the iceberg. i think that they have some surveillance audio of some of these coaches and i think this is going to be investigation that will linger for a couple of years and i think there's a tremendous a every major program in this country because again a lot of major schools cheat. >> will those sch

. >> it joining us with more is chris, co-founder of bhv, former ceo of caa sports media ventures and co-founder of college sports television bought by cbs sports. great to have you with us. welcome. >> all right thanks for having me >> you know, interesting about the team values, just wanted to mention, i'm thinking to myself, you know, it's kind of like house prices, when something gets so high, can it keep going up you hear robert talking about corporate sponsorships i don't know, are these destined to become more and more lucrative franchises >> well, i mean i think if you look at the trajectory, clearly there's an appetite for professional football, college football, football in general in this country and, you know, obviously the nshlnf is a very commercialized, commercially-driven enterprise and they've been able to take consumption of fans in terms of attendance, sponsorships and advertisers and, of course, tv rights, and continue to drive consumption higher so we'll -- there's nothing that would indicate at this point that that's not going to continue >> well, there's a coupl