all for less than half the cost of your dyson. people love the lift-away. >> what's that? >> it has completely portable power, so it's so easy to go up stairs, under chairs, out to the car... it's like having two vacuums in one. >> it does that? >> i guess that's what makes the navigator lift-away so popular. people love the way it cleans and the way it saves them money. so, ready to start the party? >> [blows party horn] >> announcer: sure, people love their navigator lift-away vacuum right after they buy it, but what about one year later? stay tuned for a special encore presentation and see if the lift-away still picks up rave reviews, and see how you can take advantage of an incredible offer! what's wrong with your vacuum? the moment you turn it on, your vacuum begins to clog, which means you lose suction and the power to clean. dyson's no loss of suction vacuum solved this problem, but at $500, it was just too expensive. then shark introduced the navigator lift-away, the ultimate upright with swivel steering and it also lifts

professor dyson, i want to start with you. you heard in top lines ron paul call himself dangerous to wild applause. and i guess as far as some republicans are concerned, is he dangerous. though his meandering speech sounded a little like a deluded fan taist. >> no doubt. i think his danger lies in the fact that he's willing to take facts out of context to reinterpret ideas and particular understanding of the world according to his quite distorted viewpoi viewpoint. i'm even afraid to praise him

(v/o)this video spot for the dyson hot space heater sounds good. and the dyson hot sure looks good."what's not so hot about the dyson is its price. at 400 dollars, it's one of the moss expensive space heaters we've ever testedd"(v/o)so how did the dyson hoo do in consumer rrports labs? it passed this important safety test. a terry cloth is placed on the heater to see if ittscorches or catches fire. (sot: bernie ddson doesn't get so hot that you can't touch it. so that's not a safety riik.(v/o)and it's got another important safety feature. it shuts off if it's tipped over. but the remote presents a safety risk to young children. it has a small button-cell battery that's easily accessible and hazardous if swallowed.(sot: bernie deitrick)"if you have young children, you should make suue thht the remote is pept out of tteir reach."(v/o) you can operate the space heater without the remote. space heaters distribute heat. - sensors measure the temperature in different parts of the room. the dyson hot did an excellent job. but it didn't score well for noise. (sot: bernie deitrick)"at ts hig

we have the numbers, joy-ann reid and michael dyson will provide analysis. we'll be right back. >>> it's psycho talk tonight, rick perry's back in the limelight for the second night in a row. we're going to miss this guy. during the fox news debate last night, he was asked whether he thought turkey should remain in nato. here is perry's moronic answer. >> obviously, when you have a country that is being ruled by what many would perceive to be islamic terrorists, not only is it time for us to have a conversation about whether or not they belong to be in nato but time for the united states when we look at their foreign aid, to go to zero with it. >> i want to know who on his debate team, his prep team, gave rick perry the go ahead to call turkish leaders islamic terrorists. clearly, no one explained to him the basic facts about foreign aid. the associated press points out turkey does not receive u.s. foreign aid. the united states does provide military assistance to turkey because they are our allies. the united states radar warning system went in effect in tu

goldie taylor and eric michael dyson will join me next. and in the rewrite tonight, martin luther king jr. will rewrite martin luther king jr. [ male announcer ] indulge all you want. now there's no need to hold back. ♪ new revolutionary scope with dualblast technology obliterates strong food odors and kills bad breath germs leaving your breath minty fresh. hey. sorry i'm late, baby. i bet you're starving. [ male announcer ] so there's no trace of evidence... hey, i thought i did the dishes. [ male announcer ] blast away strong food odors and bad breath germs with new scope dualblast. also, try crest complete extra white with scope dualblast. >>> i know that this falls on martin luther king day and i want to express my admiration for a man who stood for the principles of equality under the law which is required by our constitution. i think he's a great man and appreciate his service for our country and our constitution. >> that was willard m. romney at the start of his speech at ralph reed's faith and freedom coalition event today in south

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. >> msnbc political analyst michael eric dyson and salon's joan walsh are here with reaction. >>> a top aide to scott walker has been arrested as the recall plows ahead. you don't want to miss the report from john nichols of "the nation." >>> and the republican attack on workers' rights is blowing up in the hoosier state. democrats are fighting back. i'll talk to their leader in the state house. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. you can say at home, oh, there goes eddie playing class warfare again. no, i'm not. mitt romney hopes to win the new hampshire primary five days from now. establishment republicans, well, they're out and about saying that, well, he's probably the nominee in waiting. i don't think so. romney is going to have a real hard time selling himself to middle-class americans. the proof is in his bank account, my friends. a financial consulting firm figured out the net worth of presidential candidates from the past 20 years. pretty lofty numbers. billionaire ross perot is the richest. steve forbes comes in second, who by the way is endor

professor dyson, i want to start with you. in top lines ron paul call himself dangerous to wild applause. and i guess as far as some republicans are concerned, is he dangerous. though his meandering speech sounded a little like a deluded fan taist. >> no doubt. i think his danger lies in the fact that he's willing to take facts out of context to reinterpret ideas and particular understanding of the world according to his quite distorted viewpoi viewpoint. i'm even afraid to praise him because he took said out of context and ran it as an ad in new hampshire. so the thing is is that the danger is that what's in danger here is the truth and the facts in the context that is balanced and insightful. i think that rambling speech proves ron paul is trying to backtrack over some of the stuff he said back in the '70s and '80s that was quite problematic and destructive and trying to present himself as an open minded libertarian when it's a repackaging of the same old bigotry we've seen before. >> joann, we know south carolina is going t

let's go back to the panel, joined by joy-ann reid and michael eric dyson.l numbers, i want to ask you about the poll numbers. a snapshot in a long campaign. michael, can the president keep the advantage, what do you think? >> yeah, but you have to be strategic about it. i think the obama campaign understands if they secure the support of the moderate voters out there, those not swinging so far to the right they are listening to the dog whistles of this racist republican reactionary agenda of these leading candidates, especially newt gingrich and lesser, ron paul, i think what happens is obama is able to situate himself as a reasonable person who is able to respond to the needs of the country. the economy is still the big deal here. even though there is question about whether or not he can handle that economy, the moderates begin to understand he inherited such a horrible situation, he made initiatives as jim clyburn said to try to really deal with the situation that he inherited and now people are willing, i think, in that light, if he makes the argument co

joining us michael eric dyson and john phillips, founder of the tea party nation.h has mr political lives than wives. you said it months ago that newt gingrich would be the nominee. should newt gingrich win florida's 50 delegates, he would become the delegate. how has he done it? >> everything he has thrown out, it's been absolute red base. >> just on that specific point, you say he's thrown out red meat to the base. do you include those barely concealed, rationally charged devicive comments about the president being a food stamp's president? >> there's nothing racial about that. he is a food stamp president. he's gotten more people on food stamps. >> that's untrue. george w. bush had -- >> that's not what i read. >> george w. bush had more people on food stamps. not this president. that's a lie. >> i will check the information. >> don't use that as an assertion. >> regardless. newt gingrich wants to get people off of food samptamps. that's the antiracist position. if you want somebody on food stamps, you ought to have your head examined. >> when he said he makes t

that's sort of the -- like what dyson did for vacuums.what "dwell" magazine does, that kind of modern look. isn't that a cool bean bag? they have a whole bunch of -- a whole movie thing on designer saul bass. the snoopy lamp. isn't that fun? this is just a light box. it gives you the price and it doesn't tell you exactly where you can go to buy it but tells you enough you can find it online if you're looking for it. i just think it was really cool. i was sitting at my desk today just going through this and having just a ball. you know, because i love stuff like this. and the homes are really cool looking. like look at that, going deutsch. just really modern architecture and design. this is an old place called, in barcelona, a medieval place where they had to support this arch and made it into a work of art. this is called barns enoebled. it's dwell. >> look at that. >> this is a tiny little lake front home on lake superior. this is just a fun thing. you'll sit and sit with this and it really is so cool. they have a lot of popup ads. i thi

with us from washington, michael eric dyson, a professor at georgetown, university.n, professor. >> good afternoon, mr. bashir. >> we have been following you and i newt gingrich's food stamp president line i think for almost eight months. he would say that this is about economic failure, but why? please explain why do so many people what gingrich is doing is packaging a barely con seed racist slogan in his use of this phrase. >> packaging this race a slogan. the problem is he's signifying just like under reagan it was welfare queen. others have talked about super predators being black men during the crime sprees of the $1980 and urban as african-american or latino, when he says food stamp president, he's getting two or three for the price of one and able to identify obama has a black man who is concerned about poor black people and he's able to identify black obama has a black man concerned about poor black people who's for them not us. so he can clear a lot of hurdles with one rhetorical jump there, and it's pretty reprehensible. but i think people understand what h

they have reinvented the--it is behind us dyson cleaner.the air is forced through an end is accelerated through the ring and out through your home. >>reporter: there is also an automatic cut out the switch is off if the unit gets turned over. kron these are great for kids, you can stick your hand right through the heating area. the upside to this is cool looking, modern, high-tech, energy efficient, safe, which is easy to clean. the downside, apparently those are costly features, these are new so now they're really expensive, because $400. if you run space heaters you know how much that adds to the bill. these are about 50 percent more energy efficient. using new technology, this just came out in the prices will come down significantly pretty quickly hopefully within one year. for more information on the dyson heater log on to kron4.com look for my tech page. ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your f

there's a new portable heater by dyson. it has no spinning blade and no exposed heating element. it lets you program the exact temperature that you want. >> it eats a modestly sized room pretty well and pretty quickly and relatively quietly. >> it is $400. those are your "tech bytes"." i am rob nelson >> . time for traffic and weather. >> not the kind of whether you would expect at the end of january. >> it is frustrating. >> it is not. we beg to differ. >> i want snow in late january and not thunderstorms. we are just dealing with thunderstorms later on this morning. it is kind of muggy outside. >> it is warm out there. >> it is humid. we will start with doppler radar. jumping into the forecast, near culpeper if we have yellow and red on the screen. there's also a little polygon. sometimes when we get the polygon the, that can mean a severe. i will walk back into the weather center and double check my sources. there we go, severe thunderstorm warning in western oil and county rappahannock, southeastern greene county, northern albemarle county until 5:00 a.m.. that little storm c

. >> that's stewart dyson. >>> this is from a couple of snowboarders in huntsville, utah. they're having a good time until they get pulled over for speeding by the ski patrol. snowboarder had his pass taken away. >> you saw you got a speedometer on your snowboard, if they're handling their boards correctly and appropriately, how is he to say it's too fast. >> they're stopped in the middle of the slope. >> when you see this conversation you're going to see why people are reacting to this video. >> this is a slope up there. it's slope skiing. >> it wasn't that side. >> do you want your pass? >> i don't. >> shut your [ bleep ]. >>. wow, you're harassing us because we're young. >> quite an argument goes on between them. but at one point, one of the ski patrol guys who drops the f-bomb apologizes. >> shut the [ bleep ] up. >> i apologize. >> that was way too far. >> all right. well the guy did apologize. >> and if there is a slow sign above where ey are at, they need to respectthat. because it can get veryo got mo 100,000 views. >> snow basin had to post their comments at faceb

joining us from washingtoning is michael eric dyson, an msnbc political analyst and professor at georgetowny, good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon, mr. bashir. >> thank you. the president clear had i has decided that he wants to put an end to the innen equality within our society but even as he attacked the do nothing congress, wasn't it really mitt romney that he had in his sights as he talked about insuring a fair system of taxation and equal opportunities regardless of whether one's born into a very wealthy family like he was? >> no doubt about it. it may have been congress that was in the cross talk but mitt romney was in the crosshairs. i think that obama brilliantly and shredly focused in on mitt romney's discourse and the discourse surrounding him. all this rhetoricing about wealth and earning his own way up and not being ashamed of what he's got to pay in taxes because he's done all of this on his own is poppy cock. the republicans speak about class warfare anytime you try to talk about equality. president obama is talking about giving relief to those in the middle class and god s

in will help you save on your bills and is a lot safer when it comes to fire danger is called the dysonve reinvented the space heater. the warmer air flows from this in the cylinder shape and bend it draws in air and technology similar to that is used in turbochargers and jet engines, the dicing heater produces as much air flow and it pushes he out further so you can keep a room quicker. you can adjust the heat settings. >>gabe: the good thing about this is cool looking, modern, high-tech, energy efficient, safe, and the downside, peridots are costly features. these heaters are new, so for now they're really expensive, because $400. if you run a space heater, you know how to add to your bill. this is about 50 percent more energy efficient and would save you money after a few months if you run your cheap old space heaters every day. this is new technology that just came out at the prices will come down significantly pretty quickly hopefully within one year. >> ysabel: when we come back we will check you up on the weather is it rain? or is it dry? we have a nice look at the golden gate br

it was actually cnn rudy story that said michael jackson dyson almost takes the internet with them because the news and information was spreading so quickly. now that's being used internally to track on a daily basis how stories are spreading an osha media. the mac nick bilton company to find business models "the new york times" is there forever, are they all updated? not just "the new york times," but other publishing companies, et cetera. >> business models are definitely outdated across media platforms for various newspapers, radio, all these different things. please see the innovations have been her with blogs and smaller startups and things like that. the perfect example is a lot of technology blog started donati do with rick and mortar business issues and know not to do it contain prices and multiple million-dollar tv studios. they don't just look at premium revenue based on advertising, but they look at the different aspects. one of the things we see are some sites do things that they have communities and say okay, pay $6 a month and get access to a writers are specific papers they

>> louis dyson with reuters news. questions from penn state. you mentioned the investigation. would let us know how the investigation is going. you brought up louie free and that might speed up the process. any sense when the investigation might be over? >> i don't have a timetable. he has complete free rein to do the kind of investigation, and he is very much early in the stages of the investigation. i would hope it would be done by the end of this academic year so we can come back in a new academic year and have that behind us but i can't put a timetable on this. judge free is the right person to do the investigation. he has the skill and the background. all i heard so far is he has been cooperative. i am not in a position -- i don't want to ask for a report. that is part of the independence. he has to carry out an investigation as law-enforcement to the extent they are required for an interim report that compromised that investigation. >> question right here? >> speed the market of new drugs or unnecessary ways the -- i wonder what you would comment on that and how to balan