but bryce has got the fundamentals. jimmy, let's go to the tape. >> and here comes bryce, carrying it half a meter, dribbling with both feet, straight to the wall, and he's right back on the pitch, leaving the coach in the dust. and he spotted sooething shiny. >> stephen: just imagine the headers he'll be aale to do once his fontanel close of closes. clearly, america needs to up our recruiting game. i say if we want any shots at winning the 2032 world cup, we need scouts covering lamaze classes and signing the biggest kickers. and that goes for all sports. we shhuld start scouting sperm, bawlings the fastest swimmer could be the next michael phelpss. next up, folks. ( applause ) nation, it's no secret, i love playing with my dimpled white balls. and golf's most exciting annual event is the professional golferr association merchandise show. it's like the republican convention, except-- well, i actually can't think of a difference. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but this year's keynote speakers relayed some sobering facts abou

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. >> reporter: it has been a month since bryce was diagnosed with leukemia.ce's mom saying spending time with his pomeranian has put him an ease. >> what makes him so fun? >> he crawls on me. >> reporter: never before has there been extensive research conducted. >> we need that data to justify bringing dogs into the hospital. we don't want to bring them into the hospital if there is a risk of harming a child in some way. >> reporter: this is one of five leading children's hospital taking part in a new study. the trial looks at stress and anxiety levels and how they are affected by interacting with animal >> we know that some children start -- they might start vomiting on their way to the hospital because they are so anxious. even before they get chemotherapy. so we're hopeful that this study will show that it decreases anxiety. >> reporter: the children enrolled are between the ages of 3 and 17 and were diagnosed with acute leukemia or lymphoma within the last month. once a week they spent 15 minutes petting, feeding, or just sitting with a dog. their blood p

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bryce shuman welcome to "the dish." >> thank you. >> what have you brought us here?ves and here we have a short rib. this is like maybe my favorite thing to eat at the restaurant. essentially they're cooked really slow in dried beat fat for two days. >> they're awesome. >> awesome and enormous. what are we drinking. you say milk punch but it doesn't look like milk punch at all. >> our general manager ahman has created the cocktail. it's milk and other sngs and a little bit of citrus and essentially he breaks it. on the stove and strains it through like many many layers of cheese cloth and gets this crystal clear clarified cocktail sniet looks so innocent. >> it's genius. it's good. >> it's made with brooklyn gin here from joe & amile. >> as we mentioned when we were introducing you. you're someone who didn't start off saying i know i want to be a chef, but your background -- you traveled everywhere and ate all kinds of great things with your family. >> actually when i was a little did, my mom is a cultural anthropologist and nutritionist. she was traveling a lot whil

so again none of this adds up that was bryce attended a staff attorney at the innocence project. well why she is in dc has seen its fair share of shady business from common routes to brides to scandals. a seminar here a nation's capital. the new states are offering some competition when it comes to political corruption parties' make an offence has the story one heartbeat away from residents in a single photo of mine. democracy is. they sound like lots of straight out of the hit netflix show house of cards twenty fourteen has started off with one case a filthy lawmakers facing criminal charges tonight. investors a state representative closing around a concocted a scheme to funnel thousands of dollars to his sister after another are the two term democratic senator from one of bella was charged in the twenty four count felony indictment after another of political corruption bringing powerful politicians to their needs in florida the new york times document we had three of our mayors arrested on corruption charges and in just one month that was last year and florida is gaining a repu

the has the profound faith conversion clearly intellectually honest and extremely bryce so i read his book and i get the opportunity i graduate from yale so i drove back to new haven to hear him speak i handed to and a children's book telling him what i thought of him and within days i got a letter back from my hero and he said keeping in touch. but one year later there were writers and editors for news daily radio commentary. you can still go to that of world issues from the biblical world view. i was writing for breakpoint when jack passed away they asked if i would takeover. i have been doing that for a year and half. >> host: what is the short version of your conversion? >> guest: i was raised of a greek orthodox christian. believed in god but did not know the details or y or really even is this something that is intellectually sound. i was not convinced it was. i thought if you are greek you go to the greek church and did not ask questions. go to school and make a good living. at yale with faith was challenged with academia was extremely secular so by the time i graduated i was l

the heritage foundation, and bryce covert from st. progress.ow policy wonk, don't get too wonky, and if you do, i blow the wonk horn, but, bryce, starting with you, you disagree with me and the congressman. how did we get it wrong? >> he says it's about values, we are sure it's not going to pass any time soon with the congress we have, but it's about deciding where you invest and how you pay for it. it's not like he's deciding to do all the new spending and won't pay for it. a lot is paid for. john: with higher taxes. >> with higher taxes, but it's not just a tax for everyone in the country or even all of our wealthy people, but specifically targeted, say, money that multinational corporations take overseas, and, therefore, they avoid u.s. tax. john: assuming they don't dodge it and bring money in. what about the debt? doesn't that scare you? >> the deficit, you know, the difference between the debt we have and money we have is falling right now. it fell at the fastest rate last year than any year since world war ii. john: falling from the stim

i'd like to ask if on the central subway i know we are litigating here and on the north beach folks bryce is here can litigating talk about the scope. my understanding it's going to look at 3 possible alignments and it's purely an initial study i think to the gentleman that mentioned alternatives it will look at the 3 possible alignments but other ideas for alternatives as well >> good morning, chair mar and commissioners i'm litigating the interim so far the planning at the transportation authority. on the initial study it's just that an initial study to look at what's out there and under the ground and the gore logic systems and the pattern that would shape the subway station. it's looking at a few divvied alignments if we look at the geographic and it looks like it wouldn't be a feasible option and at a high level it's doing some potential impacts for improvements and economic conditions that would be facilitated by this subway estimation and also looking at construction ability as i said before and the costs and funding options including the fundamental rating criteria which are back

i'd like to ask if on the central subway i know we are litigating here and on the north beach folks bryce is here can litigating talk about the scope. my understanding it's going to look at 3 possible alignments and it's purely an initial study i think to the gentleman that mentioned alternatives it will look at the 3 possible alignments but other ideas for alternatives as well >> good morning, chair mar and commissioners i'm litigating the interim so far the planning at the transportation authority. on the initial study it's just that an initial study to look at what's out there and under the

bryce, this is impressive. so you teach them to build these models?emistry. >> i think my last math class was in fourth grade. >> our math curriculum is very progressive 37. they do a lot of problem solving. >> de blasio would like that. >> we give them a problem and let them work on it in groups and afterwards they talk about the different strategies they use so they really teach each other and think through it more than get the skill and apply it. >> go ahead and read the problem. >> we are working on this one here. turn on the television to watch "morning joe." when she started watching the show was halfway of. she watched a third of the time remaining. if the show was an hour long, how many minutes did she watch? a lot of them have already got it. you want to do the answer together? >> ten minutes! >> that's right. >> thank you for the confirmation. kids, keep at it! >> wow. >> we will be right back. we want to thank, of course, their teachers stephanie bleaker and shelly mowe. you're watching "morning joe." we will be back in the classroom in a m

the dictating backdrop with 0 trustees and special trustee here and bryce representing the states chandler's office and the teachers the certified union that represents them along with the individual elected trustees we're here to say we're taking care of business. and this relationship that we're building here is not going to end because of the challenge to accreditation. we're actually widening the set a relationship with the city and all the education leader and financial leaders on a course that will continue to support city college forever. so with senator leno's leadership under stabilization it's one huge parole in an ongoing discussion to make sure that the of him challenges that are identified as part of the accreditation is taken into consideration we don't want a self, if you will, challenge because of low enrollment we've got another challenge. we want to have people who are lent to our city college whether it's the controller's office or my director to the valuable time to support chandler tyler to make sure that everything is financially accountable. it's my more than hope i'm

. >> we're seeing a tremendous shortage of barrels and it won't be long until we see the bryce go up and up. >> many are pushing the state to rewrite the law. some lawmakers admit the legislature may have overstepped it's bounds. >> if we mandate tennessee whiskey. then another company, seegrams will say we want to define tennessee vodka. and then another company, tennessee tequila. >> now the decision on wha what constitutes tennessee whiskey in your glass may not be the bar but the court. >> a florida woman got angry at an overzealous driver that was following her in a truck. she turns on her cell phone to record him. he slows down to make an obscene gesture to her and then drove right into a ditch. jeffrey white took off after the road rage disaster. the video helped to arrest him just a short time later. >> i'm looking in my mirrors. i'm going the speed limit, following the traffic laws. there is some point where you got to learn to curb your behavior. we have to grow. i hope honestly this is a growing experience for him. >> well, if the embarrassment was not enough the video wen

bryce's mom says spending time with his dog push puts him at ease. >> it has eased his anxiety a littlehat makes him so fun? >> he -- he crawls on me. when he crawls on me. >> doctors and patients often stair stories about how beneficial animal therapy can be. >> we need that data in order, really to -- to show -- to justify bringing dogs into the hospital. we don't want to bring dogs into the hospital if there's a risk of harming a child in some way without a benefit. >> reporter: vanderbilt is one of five children's hospitals taking part in a new study, the clinical trial by the american humane association looks at stress and anxiety levels. this doctor running the pediatric research people at vanderbilt hospital and is a lead investigator in the study. >> we know some children might start vomiting on the way to the hospital because they are so anxious, even before they get chemotherapy. so we're hopeful this study will show that it decreases anxiety. >> reporter: the children are between the ages of 3 and 17 and were diagnosed with cancer within the last month. once a week before che

good evening chief, my name is jackie bryce on south of market and now i'm on the tenderloin. i have been working with captain chemiss. he's been very responsive, yes you are. i'm happy that the police commission made it to my house. i'm happy that you are here. i'm very unhappy with the hyperably. i'm the last one to comment. i'm very fact base. i'm not going to draw any conclusion until all facts are in. like they say in the tv crime shows, let the evidence lease -- lead us to the conclusion. thank you all for being here. >> hello. my name is paulette brown and as always i'm at the police commission concerning my son. i do want to give my condolences to the family. my son was shot 30 times, not by police, but just by crime in the streets. i'm here because of these unsolved cases. these cases are unsolved and how long as parents are we going to suffer our children's loss? this pain never never never goes away. how long are we going to deal with it. it doesn't matter how they get killed, who killed them. think about the parents sitting at home every day and wonders what they c

bryce is so tuned in politics corruption is widespread. some seed and i was a good time and had it with everything you've got to give the bride get anything done. i used to going singh bum disappointed with the present situation the largest producer of milk. watch and it would embarrass people and sparking. the problem. it is noted that it didn't look as its prime ministerial candidate. he is credited with creating the rapid growth in the best in state of the shootout as the chief minister. cody is heating cooking and quotes the race for prime minister. speech is more he could to save his second administration took me too much attention to the gandhi family and not enough according to the indians. dana. i went to mosque leaders of the present administration. we love you following. the indian constitution. the congress party's treats the new elements like he is expected to be a factor. watching their lows as the content that you didn't look good elections in december the key to corruption. watch tv. the kids loved the design of the stool an

strength and skill to wear my new clothes i mean ukrainian chariot in crimea were issued an ultimatum by bryce and four says. danny and pledge allegiance to maths down or in need. self i believe that if they're to be eighteen thousand eight hundred servicemen stationed and like the peninsula have decided to return to tn the chinese president of the jean king is in france for a three day visit. today he's sitting down with the french president in one spot on. it's a key mediator for france the country has been slow on investing in china and it's trying to turn that around seeking pain and his wife are being given the vip treatment today. a state dinner at a concert at versailles. all eyes will be on a host of key business deals expected to be enhanced when he's in pain touchdown and noon on tuesday wasn't just the red carpet that awaited the chinese president the showcase different is grandest houses finest wines and best businesses. both countries are eager to boost economic ties. france has attracted only one percent of chinese foreign investment tuesday there will be assigning seats chinese

bryce has some of the war on drugs is married to a well known of world renowned authors body marking the country's current actions and she also went on to refer to pressure as it beat the is known for its literary greatness. and what you just heard from the russian ambassador showed more imagination than tolstoy or chekhov if he can steal property but that does not confer the right of ownership on the teeth no interior had died that day you as i was speaking after her russian counterpart had addressed the driver security council she would not reply to some things that he said that emerged in baskets eu and the telly turk it didn't take her words very slightly ocd squishy of leading a discussion of the summer when police used excessive mind which to you and sometimes in his power. instead of imagining tolls going to go into the political tabloids to such insults concerning russia are absolutely unacceptable to touch it that's what the us delegation expects to cooperate with russia to the security council on other issues in the future. what is placed on me. obviously tensions are high

taking a closer look at and joining me now to discuss is a staff attorney at the innocence project bryce benjamin risings for joining me oh thanks for having me so i want to start with the evidence that that's already been discredited and that's the arson analysis can you talk about the gaping holes that existed in that first round of testing yeah again this was a horrible fire that took place just before christmas in one thousand nine hundred one and the three willingham children were killed in fire that was initially on questions but then arson investigators looked at. the fire with evidence that science that was really outdated at the time and certainly now a uniform uniformly discredited. now the other piece of evidence was testimony from a jailed man man named johnny webb just so the audience is clear can you talk about his relationship to willingham and why that testimony was so strategic. oh absolutely so in this case you had a man who had presumably no motive to murder his children and then you had scientific evidence faulty indicating that this was an intentionally set fire but

arounded his signature to the document of unification, and the awareness to the kremlin there will be a bryce to pay. >> the rush president has bipartisan diplomate off ramp, as a return to the warm embrace of mother russia is nonnegotiable. president putin has put russia on course, with one of the most serious confrontations of the west. thousands gathers in red square, 90% of the people here are said to have backed public defender putin, and question spite the contamination and sanctions his approval rating continues to rise. peter sharp, al jazeera, moscow. >> the u.s. has imposed sanctions on 11 officials. much of their wealth is out of reach, as a result, the news was met with amusement by those targeted. the russian lawmaker said the decision is puzzling, although we've expected sanctions because i don't have any accounts or real estate. nor do my family members live abroad, why was i particularly included? in the united states, i am interested in tupac shakur, allen against burg, i don't need a reason to access their work. and coming to us now from kiev, is terrace, he is a fellow at t

. >> we discussed this with an employment attorney, and bryce covert, the economic policy editor, andsked them who is affected by overtime policies and changes. >> so many people, about 90% of americans fall into the white collar exemption and it doesn't make sense. 90% of americans are not white collar workers. >> sounds like they can be fluid, the people that qualify for white colour jobs. >> an exemption is people who oversee a crew, a clean-up crew can be qualified an executive, which means they don't have to be paid time and a half when they go over 40 hours a week. >> back in 1975, 65% of workers were guarantee overtime pay, 65% of workers. by 2004 that had shrunk to 18% of the population. inflation got a lot of blame. professional, administrative and executives could exclude some workers. they are more common. today, 12% of americans are guaranteed overtime. when you look at the numbers, do you think something is wrong? >> there is definitely something wrong. middle cla middle class people, they work hard. i'm glad to see president obama changing it. >> when you think about the

bryce harper, from your beloved nationals, you go to the minor leagues for a while. it's because guys aren't ready at 18, 19 or 20 to step right into the big leagues, what the minor leagues does is it weeds out that small percentage of those that can make to it the major leagues. if you get drafted, you have a 3% chance to get to the major leagues. once you get to aaa which is where this book is set, you're facing past major league leaguers every single night, and that's where it gets more difficult. >> alluding to in the intro, life in the minor leagues is not wonderful. living and out of western and greyhound buss. many earn less than the federal poverty level. if you know that you don't have what it takes to make it to the major leagues, why go through this? >> because they all still have that dream, that something's going to change, that they're going to find a way to hit that curveball, find a way to hit outside corner with the breaking pitch when they have to, because there are occasions where it happens. one of the guys i write about in the book, nate mclouth,

joining me manhattan institute senior fellow robert bryce how did this get so out of control in termsf price? >> melissa, this is a for a u.s. plant of this type, of this scale, it's a new technology. coal gasification is not new but trying to do it on this scale and use coal, i'm sorry, carbon capture and sequestration is a new technology. so -- melissa: you have to ask yourself, at end of the day though, is it worth it? if you look at cost per kilowatt-hour, it, works out to be $8600. you could build a nuclear reactor for $6300 a kilowatt-hour. natural gas-fired plants are like a thousand. emissions are very low on that. is this the case this is first one of its type and will get a lot cheaper or is clean coal not economically feasible no. >> i'm not a fan of this technology. cleaner coal is possible but i'm not a fan of this type of carbon capture. it is simply too expensive. as you say the kemper plant we're talking about $8600 per kilowatt. the new nuclear reactor being built in georgia are $6300 per kilowatt. that is why utilities are building more natural gas-fired power plants

bryce and the man and for transportation to the combi direct flights to heal acne they even stuck in front of me add that i didn't type it to dubai but these have to take on the bike and i'm okay with that shortened the distance a little bit i got out of the tenancy. i think uncle casey and before we end this part of the pool to wash some of the places for example is the first time visit to your beautiful country jordan. what would be some of the places that you recommend. i could face up to extend amazing things that happen to enhance the bodega and he expects he will take on the thirty day you were an angry nice and relaxing. and that i am in need of cases in june and often people just do it inside the forward continued the saddle. of all the time they use tending to a divorce of the places that you rick. well i think my fear is that it's a good thing. now it is tremendously enjoying a player with the who put a for the bbq it's amazing and enjoyed it he must find was the best kind to this. when the accident the best kind is being neckline to play in the angeles oct nov and those in

and so this was agnew, his wife, bryce harlow, patrick buchanan, all watching the results. some they were happy with, some they were not so happy with. c-span: what's the toughest thing about being a photographer? >> guest: getting access. once you have access, then you can operate. technically, the most difficult thing is lighting. those are the two things. but if you get access, then many--you can make most anything happen. c-span: when did you do this one with gerry ford? >> guest: this was also done in 1970. the--congressman ford had come for a meeting for some reason, and i was in the office. these are not press opportunities, mind you. these--these--these were photographs done, as we say, from--from--from the closet or as a fly on the wall. and, of course, this picture took on a lot more meaning four years later when the roles were changed radically. c-span: have you ever done a book like this before? >> guest: no. i've done 11 other books. i've done a book on the navy, and i've done them on the capitol and supreme court. but this is the only photojournalistic book th

. >> ambassador bryce what do you think vladimir putin is up two? overnight he said they should hold off on countermeasures in response to sanctions is he trying to rewrite the end of the cold war through confrontation with the obama to elevate his status? >> i will live speculate about president threatens motives. his actions are clear. we have expressed our opposition to his invasion and annexation of korea with -- crimea and our view is that the situation in should be escalated and resolved through dialogue and diplomacy and we believe that it can be of that is the choice the russian federation makes even as we impose cost to signal it could increase to support in the credible efforts. >> would the president delivered a message to russian leadership? >> secretary hagel has had two important calls with the ukraine minister of defense he encourage them to show restraint. how concerned are you about the ukrainians been pushed into responding to give putin an excuse to take more territory? and also a phone call to the russian defense minister that 20

bryce johnson shoots. michael mca due with the rebound. he is fouled after hitting the first free throe. mca due misses, but gets a rebound and is fouled again. carolina hangs on to win. >> let's check out the interesting match-ups in the south. two of the top four seeds are in action led by number one florida, facing pittsburg this afternoon. in the east, harvard in the spotlight after beating cincinnati. the crimson take a step up. michigan state is next. in the west. all eyes are on the four seed. defending champion head lines the action. after 25 games in the n.c.a.a. tournament. no one was left in the running for warren buffet's 1 billion black et challenge. all eliminated by late last night. >> thank you. >> an fbi agent in florida cleared in the fatal shooting of a friend of one of the boston bombing suspects. one of the suspects was shot and killed. he was questioned about his friendship with tamerlan, one of the suspects. he died in a gun battle with police, and florida's state attorney will release a report on tuesday. >> north d

more priors, senior bryce cotton.ee minutes, doug mcdermott, likely the player of the year, look at the wrong three, he had 27. the blue jays within three. ladonte, the long jumper of providence surprising creighton 65-58. the fryers win the first title sings 1994. >> that wraps up the sport. i'm mark morgan. >> thank you so much. speaking of sports. pakistan sent only one athlete to this year's winter games in sochi, a 16-year-old who taught himself to ski and didn't have the proper equipment. andrew simmons tells us why we could see more winter athletes coming from pakistan in time to come. >> fun like this would have been unthinkable less than five years ago. this is swat valley, under the rule of taliban. this is a ski resort destroyed by fighters. it's being revived into a symbol of normality. with one rickety chair lift and hopes for a peaceful future. for now, it's all under army guard. pakistan military - plans in place to hand over the army to hand over the snow festival to civilians. the commanding officer a

. >> what did you think of the poll taken among players in "sports illustrated" last week, bryce harpermost overrated player? >> i disagree with that entirely. they would know more than i would but based on what i see, when you go in the national locker room, everybody likes him, he's a 19, 20-year-old kid, works out, plays hard, doesn't screw around. everybody likes him on that team. he had a lot of injuries last year. last year he ran right into the center field wall in detroit and broke his face. >> how are the braves this year? >> a lot of injuries. medellin, they have two pitchers with the shoulder injuries, they had to bring in santana, gave him $14 million -- man, i'm flying here. >> whoo! >> pretty good for a guy who has never seen a baseball guy in his life. >> that could be a little shaky. i don't like atlanta. they could be shaky. i think the yankees are going to be good. >> you think the yankees are going to be good? >> i do. jeter is going to be good, beltran, mccann. >> any hope for the mets? >> no, mets are a bad team. they have no shortstop. >> have you got your cell pho