i spoke with david levy, the president of turner broadcasting last week, about their strategy. let's take a listen. >> one of the things shaun talked about early on when we talked about the opportunity to televise this event and invested in it, we were hoping at some point advertisers would realize they should produce commercials for march madness. if you take a look at the sponsorships now that are happening in march madness, whether it's buffalo wild wings or capital one or coca-cola or at&t, you take a look -- unilever, they're producing spots for march madness. they're developing content for the event itself. both digitally and on television. and when you get to that phenomenon, you know you have a huge success because they're realizing it's part of their marketing campaign to move product off the shelf. >> and cory, it's not just advertisements. it's social media. we've seen -- we saw yesterday too that there's a possible partnership with snap chat, brands are starting to afterwards r advertise on facebook, twitter. the tournament is all over the place. you can't get away

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david cameron moves out increasing vat if he wins the may 7 election. this wrongfooted the labor opposition. he said tuesday he could increase the sales levy. plead guilty to charges that it traded with iran and su dan.t he -- the fine is believed to be the largest in a sanctions case. and england's premier league football has posted its first profit since 1999. after it saw income from broadcasting search. left with the leak sold tv right s for a record 5.1 billion pounds. that was a 70% increase in price in previous tv right. you can find more on that story and many more on bloomberg.com. manus: saudi arabia has been joined into complex with yemen. as i was saying when it was showing the price of the market. backed by regional allies the kingdom launched airstrikes against huiti rebels that were a band -- were advancing on the gulf of aden. glenn currie joins us on the phone from riyaad. this is the new king really beginning to show his metal. what is the latest? glenn: saudi arabia is asserting itself in the region. with this approach to yemen with his military campaign. there has been a new king, a new minister of defense. they've decid

levi pettit. his family apologizing on line for their son's behavior in the s.a.e. video. o.u. president david boran citing a zero tolerance policy for such threatedening racist behavior. >> i hope they think long and hard about what they've done. >> the sigma alpha epsilon frat house shuttered and the greek letters gone from its facade. the founding member says this is not what s.a.e. represents. >> i'm, you know fighting back tears right now. it really is horrifying. >> and as the scandal widens, a new controversial video from 2013 surfacing of house mom boton gilbo mama b. she says she's heart broken she would be portrayed as a racist and she was innocently singing along to a trinidad james rap song. the firestorm over the video extending far beyond the university of oklahoma to a dallas community where this sign was placed in front of the student parker rice's home. >> that was nick valencia reporting. the sign of the scandal widening. president of the university of texas says that he's looking into reports that the s.a.e. chapter there used that same chant. alison? >> leon a virginia lawm

the president david boren, said he expelled rice and another student identified by campus newspaper there the oklahoma daily as levisays he expelled these two for leading the racist and exclusionary chant, which create add hostile educational environment to others. that's a quote. is he on firm legal ground? let me turn to criminally defense attorney and cnn legal analyst danny is a value owes and with us the professor from the ucla school of law. danny, let me start with you. what grounds, on what grounds can the university expel a student for something he said? >> first, very likely the students were going to be expelled but went that's ultimately constitutional will be another issue. since in the past decade or so universities have been under tremendous pressure frertom the u.s. department of education demanding they police harassment sexual assault, bullying and as a result universities are under tremendous pressure and could lose their federal funding if ocr feels they're not doing enough. what is enough? holding tribunals, students saying summarily expelled i don't know what kind of due process or any process

david cameron -- >> no, it's wasn't. but you understand what the point is to the point is people think you're just not tough enough. >> let me tell you let me tell you, okay -- [laughter] >> levynty. in the summer of 2013 this government proposed actions in syria the bombing of syria. i was called into a room by david cameron and mr. clegg because present of him had been on the phone, the leader of the free world right? i listen to what they said and over those days i made up my mind and we said no. right? i think standing up to the leader of the free world i think shows a certain toughness. >> are you -- >> i'm not proud of it. what i'm not going to do is repeat the mistakes of the 122003 iraq war which happened when labour was in power. it was a rush to war without knowing what your strategy is. without being clear about what the consequences would be. i'm not a pacifist but it did support action in libby. david cameron talked about possible action against isa. and my tough in a? hell, yes i am tough enough to. [applause] >> how is this impression got out there? how is it that you are less popular than your party? that even your own mps can view a liability? how has that hap