. >> ed harris and elizabeth banks star in man on a ledge which opens next friday. >> justin bieber'sautograph is expected to fetch some serious cash. singer signed the dashboard of a 2012 hyundai genesis coupe. the car is up for bid on ebay today. bieber has asked the proceeds fix up a skate park in his canadian hometown. >>> the list of stars slated to perform live at this year's grammies just got longer! and now the show is set to include a never before seen duet. coldplay and rhianna will perform together for the first time. the grammys will also feature paul mccartney as a performer and nominee for the prestigious music cares person of the year award. the grammys are on february 12th here on cbs. robert redford kicked off his annual sun distance film festival in park city, utah. for 34 years, the festival has celebrated up-and-coming talent in independent films. >> sundance is expanding. the only thing we have to make sure of is we keep -- we keep intact why we're here and how we do things. >> the sundance film festival continues through january 29th and that's your eye on entert

thank you so much to our viewers and to the twitter community and to guests like jim rickards and ed harris and max kaiser and stacy herbert who were so super supportive of the coverage and my trials and tribulations at the world economic forum now if you watched our show or read my tweets you know about the experience but this was my first job so i did want to kind of deep brief you on my biggest takeaway is on a personal level now before this i had only really read about davos and learned about it from a chapter about davos and superclass which is a really great book by david rothkopf which jim records actually recommended to me which gave this really good kind of insider e. account so i don't know what i was expecting but i think davos is. a completely different based on who you are and what bad you have been so i can really only speak for myself i'm not trying to characterize the whole thing i'm not trying to paint with a broad brush i just want to give you my personal account of my impressions but some people view this as a leader meeting the haves all getting together while the have n

the performances, julianne moore, ed harris, dead on, but it's going to take us behind the closed doorsenwriter, have knocked it out of the park, and all three of the lead performances, eddie harris as john mccain, woody harrelson is steve schmidt, and most extraordinarily, because of the amazing mimicry involved but also the depth of the performance, julianne moore is going to blow everyone's mind as sarah palin. >> we've obviously heard a lot about sarah palin behind closed doors, that she can be very tough. at the same time, we heard about the meltdown before the debate, where she just emotionally collapsed, and then she came back, of course, and finished strong. >> wow. >> this is really the story of sarah palin, and it doesn't look like it's going to be completely negative. >> oh, no. >> she's vindicated in many ways. >> it is an incredibly balanced portrait. we tried to portray her negatives and positives and they have stuck that movie. you see the dark side, you see the light side, and she is portrayed as an extraordinary american woman placed in an extraordinarily difficult circ

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ed gallagher. some are questioning our choice of harry black. he had a number of issues when he held the same position in virginia. lowell melser joins us with the latest. >> he was the chief financial officer for richmond from 2005 until 2008. according to published reports, he had a difficult time in the job because he was caught in the middle of a political boxing match between the mayor and the city council. there is some question as to whether he will bring any of the drama to baltimore. >> it is my pleasure to welcome back home to baltimore mr. harry black. >> mayor stephanie rawlings- blake proudly announces her choice for the new director of finance. he is a part heights native and graduate of dunbar high school. he will most likely takeover for ed gallagher who is retiring. he held a similar role in richmond for three years with great controversy. the majority of the richmond city council did not approve of black. in retaliation, wilder claimed the power to hire and fire for the city council and then hired black as steve administrator.

ed jingins. he was born in young harris, georgia. he was a veteran of the coast guard and graduate of young harris college, and the university of georgia law school. congressman jenkins represented north georgia in congress for 16 years serving on the budget committee and the ways and means committee. his service and his approach to service are a good example for all of us today. those who knew him and served with him remember him as a levelheaded workhorse and zealous advocate for the interests of his district, especially the textile and poultry industries, but more importantly he was willing to work in a bipartisan way to do what he thought was best for his constituents and his country. after congress served as a member and chairman of the board of regedgets. he passed away on new year's day but is survived by a wife of 51 years, two daughters, two grandchildren, and thousands of friends and admirers. we missed him a lot these last few years and now we'll miss him even more. . mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the s

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake announced her choice to replace ed gallagher as the new finance director. some are questioning her choice. harrylack had a number of run in 20 held the same position in richmond, virginia -- issues when he held the same position in richmond, va. >> blacks served as the chief financial officer of richmond from 2005 until 2008. he had a tough time while he was there. he was caught in the middle of a political boxing match that involved his mayor and the richmond city council. there are questions as to whether he might bring any of that drama to the city of baltimore. >> it is my pleasure to welcome back home to baltimore mr. harry blackm. >> the mayor proudly announced her choice for finance director. he will most likely takeover for edward gallagher who is retiring. black held a similar role in richmond for three years. it was with great controversy. according to published reports, the majority of the richmond city council did not approve of black, who was wilder's >>> the city council sued and won but not before he put in three years. >> they transformed from a council form of government to a st

ed to take seve days. the body was found in old fort washington. police say the body could possibly be lenny harris, an alexandra activist who disappear disappeared. >> protesters have been put on notice. pack up by noon monday or risk arrest. the national park service handed out flyers to the demonstrators at mcpherson square notifying them of the eviction. the park service says they will start enforcing a law that makes it illegal to have camping gear and temporary structures at the protest sites. the tougher response comes after people complained the park service was allowing illegal camping and demanded action. >> this movement is based on economic repression and inequality. if we can't be in a public park, there's a lot of other places we can be. people believe in this moment and it doesn't matter if they kick us out of a square, the fight will continue. >> the protesters risk fines or arrests if they attempt to park at the camp this weekend. >>> we're talking rain or sleet and i'm out without a jacket. what's going on? >> 62 degrees yesterday. another 60 degree day in january. hardly feels li

harris doesn't leave for a few years. >> on sunday you're going to emcee along with senator dianne feinstein ed lee's inauguration. >> thatcorrect. >> is that why they call you a power broker or is it just because you're available? >> just because i'm available. available and i can, you know, be programmed. i can be programmed. you have no idea how important that is when you're emcee. your emcee can screw up, mispronounce the names, miss the timing, don't understand the sensitivity of the crowd... i been doing that so many years that that's how i am. >> frank, grace, have either of you emceed events? i have done it. he is right. all of a sudden somebody hands you a list of names and you have no idea how some are pronounced. >> he was like a standup comedian out there. i was impressed. >> i was just with a crowd of friendly folks. >> he actually does crack -- if he can't pronounce half the names, he stops the list and starts making jokes. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> that's the way to handle it. >> yeah. when you don't know the names, you have to fake it. >> you're in a situation where you know every politician is going to

harris, alison starling, doug hill, and tambrands. -- tim brant. >> some students and staff at one maryland elementary school say that something there is making them sick. >> the school is ed water elementary school. parents -- and water -- edgewater elementary school. >> parents say their kids get sick when they take them to school. when they take them out for extended periods of time, the kids are healthy. >> how many times? before christmas, he was going every single day. >> he was diagnosed with asthma when he was 3. then she enrolled in at this elementary school. >> he just kept getting worse and worse. >> but then he got better. >> over the summer. >> a few weeks into the school year back on the medicine. >> the p t eight says multiple families and teachers report increases of as much, upper respiratory infections, bloody noses, and even rashes. the board of education did a study seven years ago and did knowledge is it was in the second worst physical condition of the county's schools. >> they are telling us to wait in line, but we cannot afford it. >> the board says it is going to consider pushing the school up the list. previous investigations done by the system fo

. >> melissa harris-perry, new show will air at saturday and sunday mornings, and dr. james peterson, thank you for joining us tonight on "the ed show." >>> answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen, share thoughts on twitter@edshow. >>> a preview of the primary, could get embarrassing for newt gingrich. what will it mean going forward? krystal ball and e.j. dionne join me. romney may be ahead of his polls but his favorability ratings are in the dumps. stay with us, we're right back. e left behind by some mop. why you... nobody's taken a shine to me in a long time. phooey. i don't need anybody...but you! ♪ i believe in miracles [ male announcer ] swiffer attracts dirt. used mops can push muddy water around. swiffer wetjet's new, upgraded solution helps prevent streaks and residue to reveal more shine than a mop or your money back. you're a fresh swiffersnapper! >>> coming up down to the wire in florida the latest from the campaign trial next with e.j. dionne and krystal ball. eva longoria calls out mitt romney p for opposing the dream act. we'll talk how the immigration stance could hurt them in the swing states. >>

but now president obama does it, and harry reid says, well, that's wonderful. [laughter] jon: there's an op-edce in your paper today calling it flat out unconstitutional. >> and we're going to have a debate about that. he made four appointments to two regulatory agencies, national labor relations board and this new consumer financial bureau. if they issue regulations, those regulations will be challenged immediately by people affected, and up with of the arguments they'll make is those appointees had no right to make the regulations because they weren't constitutionally seated. jon: semantics, it would seem to me, sort of enters into here. who wants to argue against something that's called the consumer finance protection bureau or, you know, whatever the title, sounds like a great thing. >> we want to be protected, sure. jon: right. >> the question is how are they going to exercise that authority because they have a very broad definition. are they going to use it to correct real abuses or to punish businesses unfairly? they have a very generous, new word called abusive practices that hasn't be

. >> melissa harris-perry, new show will air at saturday and sunday mornings, and dr. james peterson, thank you for joining us tonight on "the ed show." >>> answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen, share thoughts on twitter@edshow. >>> a preview of the primary, could get embarrassing for newt gingrich. what will it mean going forward? krystal ball and e.j. dionne join me. romney may be ahead of his polls but his favorability ratings are in the dumps. stay with us, we're right back. >>> coming up down to the wire in florida the latest from the campaign trial next with e.j. dionne and krystal ball. eva longoria calls out mitt romney p for opposing the dream act. we'll talk how the immigration stance could hurt them in the swing states. >>> when the president spoke about economic fairness at the state of the union republicans say it was all talk. now democrats are proposing the buffet rule in the senate. i'll ask robert reich if it's a good idea and if it will happen. share your thoughts on twitter #edshow. we're right back. >>> in the long run, the republican party is not going to nominate the founder of romney-care

harry thomas story. we'll have more on what people in the district think should happen. >>> republican candidates for president are looking ahead to the new hampshire primary. romney campaign ed for the secod day with arizona senator john mccain. romney start ed in new hampshir then an appearance in south carolina. most of his republican rivals aim aimed their criticisms at him while romney focused his criticisms on president obama. >> this president is a capitalist. he's a job killer. it's going to keep america from creates the jobs we need for our kids and grand kids. >> rick santorum's campaign confirmed they raised $1 million in the 24 hours that followed his strong finish in iowa. >>> new clues in the search for a man who kidnapped and assaulted a woman in chinatown. the key to catching the suspect may be his strong southern accent. it happened near the verizon center. the victim was leaving a child custody meeting when the man jumped into her car. he forced her to drive to another location where she was sexually assaulted at gunpoint with her 15-month-old son in the backseat. they do not believe the attack was random. >>> police are investigating the first murder of the

. >> melissa harris-perry, new show will air at saturday and sunday mornings, and dr. james peterson, thank you for joining us tonight on "the ed show." >>> answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen, share thoughts on twitter@edshow. >>> coming up a. pre, a preview of tomorrow's florida primary. it could get embarrassing for newt gingrich. what will it mean going forward? krystal ball and e.j. dionne join me. romney may be ahead of his polls but his favorability ratings are in the dumps. stay with us, we're right back. [ dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, now it's guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can trust 'em. unlike randy. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. [ female announcer ] new and improved swiffer dusters with dust lock adhesive can clean virtually every surface in your home. ♪ its thousands of fluffy fibers pick up dust here, there, pretty much everywhere. and swiffer dusters traps 3 times more dust than a feather duster. and locks it away. ♪ swiffer cleans better or your money back. ♪ get around swiffer cleans better or your money back. the best approach to food is t

ed rendell and former advisor to george w. bush and john mccain. let me stard with you, governor. what do you make about the intention to run? >> i think harryndous success and his numbers were far worse than what the presidents was and he just pounded the congress and pounded the congress. he promised to turn the economy around and i think he made a case that he did. we've had over a year of a gain and it's not where we want to be and not where he wants to be. but in turning the economy around, sure. did he turn the financial services industry around? sure he did by taking gutsy stands and doing the right thing. if the republicans and congress would let him, let him provide for this nation's infrastructure and create well paying jobs, we could turn it around at a faster rate. >> and who do you trust to protect the middle class and 50% republicans, only 38%. so if mr. romney's plan is to run against promises not kept, it seems that the president has fought for the middle class, they have trusted more, and many of the things that the governor just said seem to resonate. if you were running mr. romney's campaign and mr. mccain, would you use t

>> well, harry's cloak may have made him invisible to his enemies, but scientists' new breakthrough here in real life could hide our actions from time itself. they created a t ed teen in time. it was as if it never happened at all. the process is call eed tempora cloaking, and it doesn't require a magical cloak with crystals. it requires the manipulation of light, since light is what normally allows us to see objects and understand the passage of time, the transient nature of events from one to the next. the speed of light is a constant, so that becomes the mark by which time is measured. normally, light rays bounce off objects, placing them in time and space, so there's a contextualization to the permanence of scope of the light stream, by by using lasers and special optical fibers, the scientists were able to, quote, make something happen. the light was not disturbed, they would say. they could do something and there would be no disturbance in the light stream, which would therefore make it as if that something that happened hadn't happened. scientists are not sure if there's any practical applications to this temporal cloaking. and before you get any ideas,

, ed henry was on earlier reporting that during the bush adminiration you're not suosed to make a recess appointment if senate is technically not in recess. and so during the bush administration harryd had the senate in recess just a little bit over the course of the three days to sort of say, we're here, you can't do it, and apparently, president bush honored that which is why he says republicans are so angry about what the president's now. is that fair? >> i want to pick up on what my colleague said. at this point george bush had appointed five times as many recess appointments as president obama had. it's a common thing that's been dope, it was done much more, actually, under the bush administration than under the obama administration, and i think, you know, the president is the ceo of -- he's a ceo. he has tens of thousands of people that work for him, he needs his team in there to do the people's business. the republicans have overstepped their bounds recently in the way that they have blocked and blocked an blocked recess, you know, appointments of people that are needed to run the government. i mean, these specific recess appointments were enabling these -- megyn: but they'r