now, this is not a very common sight here in india a ground full of aspiring women cricketers. but women s cricket is coming of age in this country. the recent decision by the board of cricket control in india to pay equal match fees to men and women is expected to go a long way in shattering barriers and levelling the playing field. for many in this group who have left homes in other corners of india to learn the game, this is a big deal. i think it s a very good decision and it will make our parents also more at ease because they know we have a secure future in it. for me my plan a is my plan b, and after the fee thing i thought i can choose cricket as my career. the game has come a long way from the era when indian women cricketers had to pay from their own pocket to play for their country. now bollywood films are being made about them and the authorities seem to have finally realised women s cricket can be a golden goose, says former india captain purnima rau. in the next five to
travelers too whether they re bringing food on the plane even a three-course meal but it s because the airlines have taken our dignity away and selling it back to us for $20, $30 or $40 blocks playing musical chairs and selling the seats. that s the excuse. because they are now all including jetblue charging you to check in your bag but free to clary on so create in perverse incentive everybody has to get a spot. if they just charged a flat fee per pound whether you brought it on the plane or not, this would all go away. they re blaming us for their crazy fee thing. can t get a word in edgewise with the man who s perpetually insulted. rebecca, what do you have to say. i don t think it makes any sense to connect the fact that you have to pay extra for a bag to people being rude insensitive and unkind to other individuals. you are hear your row is called. you re in row 1 to 5.
president obama arriving in france for the g-20. the big story is greece, gamble with the global economy, and how could it cost the membership in the eu on this american morning. good morning to you. it is thursday, november 3. welcome to american morning. ali velshi is in stormy france. bad weather there. we will be talking to him in a few minutes about the g-20 minutes. stormy weather and stormy politics. up first, the scandal dogging herman cain s presidential campaign. growing larger this morning. associated press reporting that there is a third woman who accused cain of you wanted sexual advances when she worked for the national restaurant association. reports says she considered filing a complaint bunt didn t. cain for his part trying to stay on message. here he is facing reporters at an event in northern virginia. will he me say one thing. i m here with the doctors and that s what i m going to talk about. don t even bother asking me all the other questions th
neil: how do you make up for the tickets? try to explain to your customers, they see what going on with their gas prices, or are they just angry? guest: i think people understand when the costs go up that way, it is like the utility bill at home. you see that fuel cost adjustmentment on the bill each month, people understand when they see it go up at the pump the ticket price has to go up at the airport. neil: does delta do the fee thing as some other guys? you are charged where you it is, your bag, whether you look to the last or right. guest: well, think about consumers, generally. hotels, rental cars, automobile manufacturers, buying a computer online, you get a lot of options as a consumer to pick the package you want. and i think the airline industry is really following what