. >> my name is cephis pasco. c-e-p-h-i-s p-a-s-c-o. i am a convict at the indiana state prison. >> we learned a lot from them. including the importance of reputation within prison. >> i've done the time. i've stayed out of trouble. i'm not a punk, bitch or any of the lesser areas of being in prison. >> two things that were notable about cephis. he was always alone. i don't think i ever saw him hanging out with another inmate. his fixsation on food. whenever you bumped into him, he was talking about food, looking forward to his next meal. >> breakfast at 6:15 in the morning. chow for lunch about 12:00, give or take. and supper's 5:30, give or take. they're giving us reruns two nights in a row. if i only had pork chops, i would really be going. >> he had rituals with his food. it was almost like he was sitting in a lounger at home with a big tv tray. and he'd store up his food from all day long and sit there and eat it happily in front of the tv screen. >> this is how i eat when off tv. in the old days when i had pork chops, i'd put on a

it's had a larger pasco said he expects prices to remain weak for the first top of the year . we don't expect. significant improvement the next six months in the we're. not. very bullish but optimistic for the second part of the year but it's a moment some of this market is quite stable course we come over. in the positive transformation in the improvement do you see the slowdown in the euro but just to the. russia's innovation hubs skolkovo is welcoming its first residence was nov its management picked fifteen projects out of more than fifteen hundred applicants giving them free offices and one hundred fifty thousand dollars a start up capital school couples had victual decks of burgled lines the plans for this year. we're going to call it came as a surprise but skolkovo managed to attract over one hundred fifty million dollars of private investment last year this year we'd like to double that figure for a large corporation it's not a lot but to get it for high tech and research orientated small and medium sized businesses it's very impressive. and it's time now to check out

police in pasco, washington say he was on the run after trying to kill his mother-in-law. they say he was working and living aboard the de commissioned aircraft carrier which is now a public museum. >>> the yahoo! co-founder resigned from the internet giant and his departure is fueling thought that the company might be for sale. yang launched yahoo! in 19905. this comes two weeks after yahoo! hired former paypal executive scott thompson as the ceo. yang took heat from many investors after he reect jed a $47 billion takeover attempt from microsoft in 2008. and one analyst believes other buyers might be interested. >> that's a tough nut to crack. so far the name that comes up most often is alibaba. they say they are not interested in yahoo! now. but that may be different with yang gone and yaw huh in play. he said, quote, my time at yahoo! from the founding to the present has encompassed some of the most commiting and rewarding experiences -- most exciting and rewarding experiences of my life. now it is time for other experiences outside of yahoo!. >> mitt romney admits he p

police in pasco, washington say he was on the run after trying to kill his mother-in-law. they say he was working and living aboard the de commissioned aircraft carrier which is now a public museum. >>> the yahoo! co-founder resigned from the internet giant and his departure is fueling thought that the company might be for sale. yang launched yahoo! in 19905. this comes two weeks after yahoo! hired former paypal executive scott thompson as the ceo. yang took heat from many investors after he reect jed a $47 billion takeover attempt from microsoft in 2008. and one analyst believes other buyers might be interested. >> that's a tough nut to crack. so far the name that comes up most often is alibaba. they say they are not interested in yahoo! now. but that may be different with yang gone and yaw huh in play. he said, quote, my time at yahoo! from the founding to the present has encompassed some of the most commiting and rewarding experiences -- most exciting and rewarding experiences of my life. now it is time for other experiences outside of yahoo!. >> mitt romney admits he p

i do a pasco told bloomberg the output may be lowered by six percent within a year and a half truths all drivable such as alcoa and rio tinto are also decreasing production after the price slump roussel may close some of its inefficient production lines speaking exclusively to business r.t. its head allegro posco said he expects prices to remain weak for the first half of the year. we don't expect. significant improvement in next six months you know we're. not you know very bullish but optimistic for the second for the year but it's a moment some of this market is quite stable in jan course we come over. in the positive transformation in the improvement to see the slowdown in the euro but in general still. russia's innovation hubs skolkovo is welcoming its first residence whilst november its management picked fifteen projects out of more than fifteen hundred applicants giving them free offices and one hundred fifty thousand dollars a start up capital school couples had victual decks of burgled lines the plans for this year. two crucial we're going to call it came as a surprise but sk

and now a business all to exclusive better pascoe the owner of the world's biggest alum minion producer or sell one of russia's richest men but first off of the year could be tough for business he sees commodity prices remaining stable with growth only coming in the second half. we don't expect you know enough significant improvement the next six months in the we are not in the very bullish but optimistic for the second part of those a year but it's unknown come out just market you know is quite stable in general course we can have it. in the positive trend to nation in the improvement in the slowdown in the euro but in general the state. speaking about all the rest of business before. expects concern about upcoming political changes in russia the time king is getting ready for a transition period so they're all institutions not government so agencies you know always signal in the deal these are problems and not just in case it's happened and we have a transition period before government will be in the fact of maybe a from the oldest and it's important because we have ongoing reform of

saw me close some of its unofficial production lines speaking exclusively to business our teacher pasco said he expects prices to remain weak for the first half of the year. we don't expect. you know significant improvement in that six months in the we. know in the very bullish but optimistic for the second problem is we are but it's a moment come of this market even though it's quite stable in general course we come here we're. in the positive transformation in the improvement in your slowdown in europe but in general it's the. let's not take a look at the markets european bourses of failing to withstand the pressure ahead of the e.u. meeting greece is likely to be in the spotlight the officials are trying to reach a deal with private bondholders in the first hour of trade the footsie is shedding more than one percent the dax it's roughly half a percent lower. and here mosco the markets are shedding value at noon in sympathy with global indices lower oil is adding to the pressure of the r.t.s. is down around three quarters of a percent of the my six is losing under hundred percent. and

heard from witnesses ranging from kitchen staff to multi millionaires billionaires such as a leg or a pascoe but what it really boils down to is the relationship between these two main. claims that they were businessman as equals when they set up the oil going to seed next together in the ninety's and therefore he's owed a lot more than the one point two billion dollars payout he got he says he was forced to what he calls his chaise sell his shares for a fraction of their true cost as he was blackmailed by. which and so he's owed a lot more than that he's claiming six and a half billion dollars. says that payment was purely for protection money a payment to whom he calls his political godfather in order to get that all important leg up into the world of the super rich no such formal agreement ever existed and of course is there's no way to prove any of this because all those deals transferred payments meetings none of them were actually written down or recorded it was all done on the shake of the hand or the drop of an unmarked briefcase loaded with cash so what the trial is actually consist

virginia which is new home state by the way right now anyway here to offer his take on this is bill pascoe executive vice president of citizens for the republic bill welcome good to see you so you know that question seems like republicans are are hysterical and gung ho about voter id and voter fraud we got to stop this and no advance voting and all this kind of stuff registration but when the republicans had their their primary in iowa they didn't ask for id you could register the same day you voted there were no i tried voting machines and now in virginia they're saying hey you know we we had the rules but the rules weren't followed so let's change the rules it just seems very at the critical to the well let me let me correct some i just came back from iowa i was actually at a precinct caucus in ames at stony brook precinct and i can tell you they were checking i.d.'s of voters who came in in fact they were dividing voters if you were a previously registered republican they had your name on a list already so you go into this line if you are an independent or a democrat who wanted to regis

catches 142 yards, that sets up this, pasco, wide open takes it from 6 yards out, giants had a three-pointftime. alex smith goes back to vernon davis, this time makes it 14-10, 9ers heading into the fourth quarter, in the fourth, costly mistakes from the 9ers' special team. kyle williams the returner let it bounce past him. they initially say it's 9ers' ball, but the replay showed it did nick williams' knee, meaning the giants get the ball back. just touched his right knee. they looked it for a while. >> get away from the ball. >> they make the most of it. >> eli for the touchdown, giants take a three-point lead, san francisco with the field goal, the end of the fourth tied up at 17 and we go to overtime. another mistake on the punt return. kyle williams fields the punt and promptly coughs it up. a great play by number 57 williams there on the giants, tomlin the guy who scoops up the other punt sets up an easy field goal. giants win 20-17. going back to the super bowl where they met the patriots four years ago. to the early game, patriots hosting the ravens in foxboro. before the game, ste

and those aren't the three, four counties touched by the interstate but surrounding counties like pasco, seminole, so you will see a significant concentration of the vote coming from that area of the state and gingrich and romney have spent a tremendous amount of time and resources in the i-4 corridor. and then there is the southwest and southeast area. treasure area, st. martin, stuart area and southwest coast which is congressman connie mack territory, sarasota and lee county, naples. and on the southwest coast, connie mack territory, that is an area that romney did well in 2008. he carried two areas of the state in 2008. that area of the southwest coast and jacksonville, which is another important region of the state and is typically thought of as a component of the i-4 corridor, jacksonville and i-4, make up 57% of the vote. panhandle, pensacola and panama city and tallahassee where there are few republican votes. the panhandle tends to have a lot of military retirees. john mccain trained at the naval air station there and had a significant turnout among military retirees in 2008. t