this is on pages 1045 to 1047 of hav bowen. so even if we assume that congress had ahav bowen in mind, i'm willing to take the government at value -- >> do you have any other case that might be when the conference report says we're reflecting recent cases? is there anything else other than bowen? >> we've looked. there really isn't anything that's on point of the ones we could find in that time frame. bowen is obviously the one that the government focuses on. and we're happy to focus on that. because the core of bowen is distinguishing a procedural rule, things like enforcement policies, auditing requirements on contractors, how often you need the contractor has to go and check the books of the hospital. those sort of things. it's distinguishing them from substantive and interpretive roles. and so if that's what congress was trying to do, that makes perfect sense. wi we agree that a2 excludes procedural rules. it says any rule requirement that alters a substantive or legal standard. so what's off the table are like the rules in

this is 1045 to 1047 of jb bowen. even if we assume that congress had this in mind, they are silent and the report about this,. >> do you have any other cases that might be where the conference report says we are reflecting recent cases. rather anything else other than that. >> there isn't anything that is on point from the ones that we could find on that timeframe. the core of bowen is distinguishing procedural rule. things like enforcement policies, auditing, requirements on contractors, how often you need the contractor has to go and check the books of the hospital, those sort of things. it is distinguishing them from subsistence and interpreting rules. if that is what congress is trying to do, that makes perfect sense. we agreed that it excludes procedural rules. it says any rule or requirement of statement of policy of the legal standard, things that have to do with enforcement policies and enforcement priorities. anything that is procedural in nature off the table. it is completely inconsistent, they use words t

championships without the best players all the time, a master motivator, but the recruitment of brian bowen to the university of louisville became the central thread, one of the central threads in the federal case that sort of lifted the lid on a big basketball scandal that broke about a year ago. and pitino lost his job over this scandal. wasn't the first scandal he was involved in, pretty much the last straw. >> host: is your athletic and ncaa people more and more talk about how the players are being used by the universities, making money for the university, and then when they accept a 1700 gift card to a restaurant,

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championships without the best players all the time, a master motivator, but the recruitment of brian bowen to the university of louisville became the central thread, one of the central threads in the federal case that sort of lifted the lid on a big basketball scandal that broke about a year ago. and pitino lost his job over this scandal. wasn't the first scandal he was involved in, pretty much the last straw. >> host: is your athletic and ncaa people more and more talk about how the players are being used by the universities, making money for the university, and then when they accept a 1700 gift card to a restaurant, they're penalized as is the school. what are your thoughts about that. >> guest: there's a big problem in college athleticsics and ncaa historics there are billion offered dollars generated and none of it goes to the players so it creates what economists call a great market. the players are worth something and not being paid anything beyond their scholarships so there are middle men and go-betweens and street agents, different names for them, who go to players and their famil

bowen is the one the government focuses on. the core of bowen is distinguishing a procedural rule, things like enforcement policy, auditing, how often you need the contractor to check the books of the hospital. those sort of things, it is distinguishing them from substantive and interpretive rules. that makes perfect sense. and procedural rules, any rule requirement for statement of policy that alters substantive legal standard, and things that have do do with enforcement priorities. anything that is procedural is off the table so it is consistent. congress used words that made sense, departed from the apa and it is consistent with legislative history. >> the reason the practical is relevant is you make a coherent argument for one view that at one time the dc circuit waffled between a legislative rule was an important rule in the other side of it is it might or might not be. it is a legally binding rule. that was davis and the dc circuit tried to approach but then went back and the reason was practical. once you start to say as

detectives near pittsburgh say 18-year-old jeffrey bowen put pictures of shooting a semi automatic onhat. the caption reads this, training for prom walk. now bowen's attorney called it a joke that went in poor taste. >>> an unexpected tangle with a rhino is out of the hospital. the 2-year-old tangled through the poles, one of the animal's snouts contacted the little girl. the mother also suffered an injury. look at these huge animals. the toddler was taking part in the zoo's rhino encounter program that is meant to be a hands-on experiment. got to be a little too hands-on. >> i know, we know how strong they are. >>> we will turn to the case of a young woman, is subject of a documentary convicted of murder at the age of 16 and sentenced to life in prison. >> after pleas, the texas governor granted her clemency. she is expected to be released this summer. >> reporter: tennessee's governor says requiring toya brown to serve 15 years is too much. she will be released in prison in august after serving 15. the now 30-year-old was convicted of murder and sentenced to life after killing this

number one tennessee bearly beat vandy and jordan bowen had the dunk of the night.. one-handed on a inbounds pass.. number three.. dance off at the 76ers game.. who wins?? give it to the kid with the green cast on his arm.. number two.. it got a little physcial in utah. between the laothe early shower.. number one.. jets safety jamal adams today at probowl practice, went after the patriots mascot. that's a legal tackle by the way.. (concussion protocol) <> (((break))) (((break))) (((break))) the late sho tomorrow morning at 4-30. good night. thanks for watching!! when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you.

jordan bowen had the dunk of the night. inbounds pass. pretty sweet. dance off at the 76ers game, who wins? who wins? who do you give it to? tough competition. who wins? >> i give it to the big kid. >> he's got a busted arm. got a little physical in utah. mason plumlee did not appreciate derrick favors and it was on. both players got the early shower. number 1, jamal adams today at the pro bowl practice, guess who he went after. the patriots mascot. that's a legal tackle by the way. >> don't lead with the head. >> i never saw the patriots mascot get up. concussion protocol is the latest i heard. be right back. show of hands, who's a future comcast business customer here? i think we all are. yeah, definitely. sign us up. yes. two hands. two hands. yay. double hands. get fast reliable internet and add voice for a low price. just one more way we go beyond for your business. and now you can also enter for a chance to win $10,000 from comcast business toget your year off to a fast start. there's a new $10,000 winner every day in january. go online now and e

two executives will relocate — chief financial officerjorn jensen and chief technical officer martin bowenations for this year's 0scars, with both films receiving 10 each. the academy awards are held in hollywood next month. 0ur arts editor will gompertz has more details. did you just look at me? did you? look at me! look at me! how dare you! close your eyes! olivia colman giving what might well turn out to be an oscar—winning performance as a potty—mouthed queen anne in the favourite. alongside fellow british actress rachel weisz, who is shortlisted in the supporting actress category with co—star emma stone. i'm a servant. where would i get a horse? many of the scenes in the favourite were filmed here in the cartoon gallery at hampton court palace, which is now full of the costumes that featured in the film, including the one worn by olivia colman playing queen anne in her nightdress. now, queen anne also lived here in the early part of the 18th century when she was monarch, using this very space for her privy council meetings. the favourite has ten nominations, as does alfonso cuaron's r

translation: bowen hills are running the show.in this digital world that is offering endless possibilities and grew up without boundaries. had you think the attitude of those leading makers, those entrepreneurs are different from the generations that have gone before?” are different from the generations that have gone before? i think they have... a bigger ego, i have to say. which is great, because a very clear point of view about how the world should be shaped or presented, just makes their ideas even sharper. you think the rest of the world really understands the importance of this chinese millennial generation? do you think they are ready for it?|j don't think so. that's why i think it is very important to share the current china story with the world. one of those stories chris things worth sharing is fashion. it is now a growing international design label. it was started by kate, typical of the new wave of chinese entrepreneurs. kate was born and raised in china to study at leeds university art school in england. her designs m

let's get you more on the scene now and chris bowen says offer of congo's violent peace is also an independent expert on the conflict security and democracy in central africa and joins us live from ghent in belgium good to have you with us how interesting do you find this call from the african union the final results of the democratic republic of congo's elections be delay. i think it's. very important only one historical. event next elections three weeks ago and it turned a bit into a massacre it did declared someone as the winner provisionally who has not had the majority of the votes and it had gone more like during a conclusion was getting away with that and now the african union takes up its responsibility and says don't do that next up before let's look for a consensus and i think that's a very right as a decision and a very good development i want to get to return more to the african union movement but just how do we know that the cicada didn't have the majority of the votes. well i mean you don't almost immediately when the first results came in. and that was confirmed by spain could b

bowen is the one the government focuses on and were happy to focus on that because the core is to distinguish a procedural rule like enforcement policies, auditing requirement requirements, how often the contractor has to check the books from the hospital. and so if congress was trying to do that it makes perfect sense we agree with those proceduralal rules for any statement of policy to alter that legalal standard so things that have to do with enforcement policies are priorities or anything that is procedural that is completely consistent to use words that make sense and with the legislative history. >> the reason the practical is relevant is you make a coherent argument for one view that at one time the dc circuit waffled between the rule and then the other side is no, it might or might not be it is legally binding that was davis and the dc circuit tried your approach but then went back in the reason was practical that once you start to say as you read the statute that what they are talking about arera important rules that's why they put in not just rules but statements and policies, once

we begin the news hour in bowen where the government says it's retained control of the country after an attempt to overthrow president ali bongo was undergoing medical treatment in morocco soldiers took over the state radio station in a dawn raid that security forces stormed the building and killed two of them arresting the coup leader and four other alleged plotters nicholas hoch has more. lieutenants who although beyond kelly from the presidential guards burst into the national radio and television center calling for a popular uprising against iran's president. the eagerly awaited day has a right when the army has decided to put itself on the side of the people in order to save kaplan from accounts if you're eating stop if you're having a drink stop if you're sleeping wake up wake up your neighbors rise up as one and take control of the street on the. outside gunshots electricity in the internet are shut down as special. forces stormed the building in a statement the government spokesman says calm has returned the situation is under control the african union in france which maintai

let's chat to mark bowen from the british vetera n a chat to mark bowen from the british veteran a associationuse of publications due to their weight. yes, the publications can be very serious. is this really about people thinking they are being kind but it is cruel? it is, there are a numberof but it is cruel? it is, there are a number of things that people are doing to promote kindness in their horses, they are doing what they think is best for the horse, but it is not. thank you so much, we will talk much more about this throughout the morning. i will leave you with a beautiful shot of revel on her diet and leave you with the news, weather and leave you with the news, weather and travel where you are waking up this morning. good morning from bbc london news. with half of all homicides in london this year related to domestic abuse, london assembly members are calling for serial offenders to be put on a register. they hope to put pressure on the government ahead of its draft domestic abuse bill. the assembly says it could work in a similar way to the sex offenders' register, which allows poli

i wanted to remark to page 29, captain bowen, how much we appreciate that. >> thank you very much for that inclusion. fire marshal, thank you for all of the members who contributed to this large section. i appreciate every report. and i wanted to remark that in this report of close to 40 some pages, it just shows the hard work of the men and women of this departments within the division of operations. thank you. >> just real briefly, following up with the vice president, what you do and what your staff does, you identify people by name, so you give credit and responsibility pick you identify them. you don't leave it out. it is not like this is done and you don't take all the credit for it to, you assign credit where credit was due, and you think people. there's a lot of people who might be watching this, or fire department employees, plenty of you are mentioned here for your good work. this is a good job. i like to see that. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. >> i would like to reiterate my thanks to you and the chief and the department for all of the hard work that goes into this

prosecution didn't make its case to bring enough evidence then the judges were right to acquit by bowen and a good day and we'll see what happens to me on appeal so i think most of our focus should be on the lessons that the prosecutor can control from this undoubtedly if these are difficult cases to prove you have to show the connection between something that happens that a very local level of killing or rape all the way up through the chain of command to the head of state in this case don't buy books that is difficult to do but at the same time the i.c.c. is well resourced and should have been the expertise to do that what i'd like to see is that as you touched on a detailed examination of the strategy of the outset as should is she was said to have been more pro backbone command arrested so that they could perhaps turn code against backbone testify against him what was the implication of the court's failure to go after pro what tara commandos beginning giving the cold perhaps a bit more leverage to force a strong cooperation from the us our government in all of the cases and then i t

we have bank rate chief financial analyst, jeff mcbride and deion bowen.id the fed do all right for stock hoeders? >> fed couldn't do better for stockholders. he backtracked about every element of concern. i think investors heard exactly what they wanted to hear. he is backing off aggressive interest rate policy. as a matter of fact he is making it as if investors are believing that he may not raise interest rates at all. , which is really helping confidence of investors l it helps with what we have going on with the trade controversy remains to be seen. connell: deion has a look on his face that he caved. dion. >> don't put words on my face. i was going to say, fed chair jay powell, he looked a bit like michael mike phelps like he was back stroking. that was one hike ago. he hiked in december. then he said we'll see. he said the balance sheet would be running off. that sheet is basically on autopilot. he comes out today, a month later. says just the opposite. the balance sheet? we can talk about that. more rate hikes this year. we said two in december. we