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. >> no one does this better than deputy prime minister john prescott in 2001. taking one for england right on the cheek. >> the guy who threw the egg was half his age, for a start. it was very close. might have got it in his eye and injured him. >> there was a lot of jostling and abuse. i felt a bang on the back of my head. >> unluckily for his attacker, mr. prescott had changed as a boxer in his youth. >> i immediately responded to defend myself. that's how it happened. >> it's one thing if someone throws something at you. it's another thing if someone attempts to punch you and you punch them back. >> john prescott did himself quite a lot of good by his instant angry reaction to the guy who threw the egg. i think the rest of the nation said, good for you. that's absolutely right. this guy's going to behave with disrespect. >> including, it seems, the prime minister himself, who applauds his deputy during a press conference. >> he's got very, very great strengths. not least in his left arm. >> the dazed and bruised protester was taken away in cuffs. neither man

mississippi quarterback zach prescott dominated with five touchdowns. it looks like penn state coach bill brian will be the texans new coach. multiple reports say it is a deal for the former patriots' assistant coach. >>> golfer rory mcilroy and tennis star are engaged. the twitter photos show her engagement ring and a photo of the couple during the new year. >>> working in broadcast tv can be tough work. just ask brian olson who was holding a camera in his right hand, right there, when a field goal bounced off the upright. he caught the ball in the left hand and caught the ref's call on camera. >>> travis brewer, who has cerebral palsy, became the youngest player ever drafted in memphis grizzly history. that was his wish, made possible for one day by the make-a-wish foundation. >>> the number of applicants for a one way mission to mars has n been dwindled down. >>> welcome back. happy new year to you. perfect weather conditions for the rose bowl parade, as we mentioned earlier, and all the football games taking place in the west. should be just fine. w

ros-lehtinen: i rise today to honor gene prescott. gene received the 2014 he tellier hall of fame award from the florida restaurant and lodging association for his success in managing a network of hotels that provide exquisite accommodations and excellent service. mr. prescott's dedication to excellence is best reflected in his leadership role of a 10-year, $40 million ren nation -- renovation of the builtmore hotel, an a-- of the biltmore hotel located in the heart of my congressional district, as all good things are. thank you, gene, for helping make south florida an even more welcoming destination for tourists who keep our economy strong and congratulations on this well-deserved honor. you make us proud, amigo. congratulations to gene prescott. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. >> one of my -- mr. cohen: one of my constitue

i want to thank bruce prescott, our architect, two of our managers, barbara and who has done all thework and i would like to thank them for their phenomenal work and the office of community investment and infrastructure. i said that, right? i'm looking at tiffany cut me off. formally knew her in her redevelopment agencies, it's really phenomenal that we are continuing to move forward when others have not found a way to do it. we thank you and the rest of the regents of this building thank you. it takes years for these projects to get here. this land appeared available to us and to the ocii to make it available for affordable housing for years and we had the vision to build these sites. i want to thank our partners from gaup -- we have a great partnership. when this project was about to get going and the city was struggling to figure out where to get the money together. gallup fronted the money to do all the predevelopment work on this sight and of course it's coming back to them -- [sirens spren] that by the way, is the investors and the alarms are set off somewhere in seattle. [ lau

mississippi state's quarterback dak prescott dominated. >> it looks like bill brian will be the texas's new coach. >> and caroline wozniak is engaged. >> and this field goal kick bounced off the uprights and while the camera was rolling, the cameraman was still able to get the shot smoothly. >> and the youngest player ever drafted in nba history, 8-year-old jarvis of the mike a wish foundation, even got to go to practice. he was right in there blowing whistles, calling plays. who wouldn't want to be an nba official for a day. >> everyone wants to know how much shoveling will they be doing. temperatures were cold enough for snow. look at these wind chill values. it's a very cold weather map. much of the storm will be all snow. already snow in the ohio valley. this is just the warmup act to the bigger storm coming in later tonight and into the day on thursday. so here's my latest snowfall map and totals. i have upped the totals for areas of eastern new england, now having you get probably a solid foot of snow. again, this is going to be a light, fluffy snow, easy to shovel and plow. chica

prescott bush alcoholic? >> guest: and his son, jonathan bush, took umbrage when this book came out, as did come in, this came out at a very controversial time. >> host: 2005? >> guest: right. and there was -- is something to be denounced by the president of the united states, be denounced by the chairman of the republican national committee, by the press secretary in the white house, by tom delay. everyone was quite upset by this book, but i remember jonathan bush wrote a letter to the editor of "the new york times" book review, and my response is that alcoholism is not a disgrace. it's a disease. >> host: good afternoon and welcome to booktv's "in depth" program. this is where we spend three hours with one author talking af his or her body of work, and this month its author kitty kelley. she's the author of several books beginning in 1978 with "jackie oh!." his way, "his way: the unauthorized biography of frank sinatra," 87. "nancy reagan: the unauthorized biography" 1992. the royals came out in 1997. "the

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mr prescott says moscow considers any interference in ukraine's domestic affairs as absolutely unacceptable adding that russia. never has and never would do such a thing. the actions of ukrainian police officers have triggered much criticism gas to form british police officer with experience of crowd control to analyze the very tactics. it's all becoming violent. the kids all made me had no option into the act. some songs and lady di. that situation does get out of control like that well they do this to me and say he's useful piece quickly in whatever way you can be demonstrated from one point one i'm from and is the second part means to do so it's safe here. saturday we all tasted good so i think when you get back to grade bonds and use the substance the eighteen eighty one as it's not surprising that we are in the distance i mean it's not very nice. the pitch i didn't eat a lot of these uneaten. well in advance to the end of the day. i love the one that no worker will try and i know he needs to cease his arm in managing its climax in the field face to face with the names of people many of

. >> prescott. >> yeah. >> do you have any more questions about transferring out tomorrow? >> no. >> i'm way outnumbered but i have a radio and, you know, i have good people working with me. you know, everybody here looks out for everybody else. >> for officer ed massey who came to spring creek from the military, diligence is rule one. >> i'm watching the inmates, i'm looking for what you'd call body language, posturing. if there's a problem, they will posture. if you're watching you can head off stuff before it starts. >> that's the one i was looking at. i think he's all right. he's just messing around, probably. >> you're always making sure that you have an escape route if you need one. if that's locking myself in a cell or whatever. >> spring creek enforces a zero tolerance policy for inmate infractions. >> our department use of force policy is called p-a-i-d, p.a.i.d. it's passive aggressive, intermediate and deadly. we always try to start with passive. you talk to a prisoner, show a presence of staff. hopefully that will talk him down. >> on this day, an argument in th

. >> : all right pin manning heads at prescott press conference after beating the charges as a continuingmb mouth. >> : you never know these days people in maine dropped like back >> : public john's he got on the ground floor of that. he's sometimes they say hey will use in name. he's in the commercials. >> : at this really put their own money into something akin >> : for commercials. >> : it's kron4 absolutely has got off their don't call me until the games are over as connors of the air keyed >> : once angus all the stations do well as the competitiveness people we are we want everybody to do well. only don't we want us to do better. >> : same three letters will say during the station's st. >> : san jose will be representing the upcoming winter olympics in boston. a sophomore from high-school shown here and the free skate portion. she will not hide to russia for the olympic games next month. i plead not an end. >> : we'll listen to use the we care. >> : nine of the pin 9 was a very bad weekend for rodriquez suspended without pay. rodriquez today filed a federal lawsuit against major lea

i will close with this -- this is a little play on ed prescott's famous theory. i am struck by how little attention the public has paid to what is actually going on with the -- rules. there is an attempt at will be that will be potentially monumental in the way that we approach banking regulation that will finally pay attention as to whether or not the banks have enough assets in hand and a funding structure in hand to avoid fire sales. there are two potential tools. in of them has to do with the amount of short-term funding you can get. the other is the amount of assets you can have that you can sell and hopefully not push prices around. this is underway. it is being phased in. it is going to take a long time. there've been thousands of comments on it. you think about it, we have no framework for thinking about liquidity at the highest level. we are greatly assisted in most aspects of corporate demands by the -- miller proposition. to tell you the precise conditions under which the structure of an organization's funding is irrelevant. we do not have anything lik

you look at firefighting, we had that accident in prescott arizona where 12 firefighters died., be low, see through the smoke, maybe we could have avoided that. we have to really change our mindset. get away from what we're thinking about now, which is real, and look at these other applications. as we learn to accept them, then you're going to get away from that sort of -- that desire to say, there's a drone, let me shoot it down. >> you wrote something in "forbes" that was the catalyst for this conversation. you wrote in part, quote, while individuals may believe they have an expectation of privacy in their back yard and that the government or other persons should not be allowed to operate an aircraft to peer down onto private property, that belief is fundamentally flawed. what court rulings back that up? >> it's totally wrong. in the late '80s, there were some cases, law enforcement had flown over properties and took photos. in both instances the court looked at it and said, you don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy from aerial surveillance because any other person w

with the slide says in most cases and we are willing to waive that responsibility and assume that prescott and 90 days you were not involved in the decision making after all. >> it was in the state based security. >> is that something that you had seen before? there wasn't one colleague that has the authority to accept the risks on my behalf of my constituents? it just seems incredibly unusual. cms is accepting risks on behalf of the irs and the department of homeland security. is this something that you have seen before? we've talked about best practices and this seems alarming to me. am i misreading? this is a hour powerpoint presentation and i have to assume it some discussion between cms and those entities that took place. >> we talked a lot about best practices. is it best practices while the formal testing has not been completed and occurred and while in most cases not even one review of the security documentation has been completed and the weaknesses are not known? is it the best practices to allow folks to connect to hhs and the irs and the dhs, or was this an extraordinary excepti

kelly, prescott, arizona, independent calling in. talking about unemployment benefits.ondering how long is too long for folks to receive this? how about we start -- they start asking people how long is too long? host: that is what we are asking viewers today, what do you think? should it be an individual decision? caller: yeah. ask them how long is too long, what would you do if you could. what are your skills, what are your talents, let's start asking people. there needs to be a census. that is just the beginning. anything like that to even avoid -- there is no reason for unemployment, it has gone on too long. host: kelly in arizona. george from virginia on our line for independents. good morning. caller: yeah. i think a year would be long enough for anyone. i know this from experience. wheni was on unemployment i lost my job, i laid on it until i could not get another nickel. the same thing. when unemployment ran out, we both had a job within 40 days. everybody will do it. -- go to work when you can why should you go to work when you can get it for nothing? a came aut