clay has the story of those amazing kids from p.s. 22. >> reporter: p.s. stands for public school.a fancy school for the gifted and talented, just a regular old public school on new york's staten island. and yet these fifth graders are already making musical waves around the world. over 8 million you tube hits and counting. >> i'm really thankful for all of the opportunities that we had to meet celebrities like rihanna and like all the others, you know. >> reporter: all the other celebrities include tori amos, who was moved to tears when the chorus sang her music. ♪ just stay a while, stay a while, stay a while ♪ >> reporter: a link to this scene on a popular blog sent p.s. 22 into the internet big time. ♪ stay a while and on to television and stage appearances like this one with the band crowded house. ♪ try to forget you make me call your name and i'll shout it to the blue summer sky ♪ >> reporter: the teacher that makes it all happen is gregg breinberg. p.s. 22's fame is thanks to his ability to help the kids really feel the songs they're singing. ♪ even children get older, i'm

he set up a new working p.s. . mix of two to share spoils neither outfit safe from the chop. real madrid will have to make do without. monitor joe's a marine you on the touchline for a while as the galactic who seek to stay on beaten in the premier league the portuguese bomb for two games for using quote inappropriate language the suspension arising off the marine you to referee who's a louis. to whom to hello during a copper tell rick last wednesday the forty seven year old was julie objected from the mersey a clash i mean you over saw his side beat them for years and then betrayed darby last week and the reality if when and and from the start of the season big point in front of champions bar so low that i. won't be adding a second part see crawling to his resume the two thoughts and six jumping off stood by on seated local favorite michael and straight sets the frenchman seemingly hunting john puss champions new drug seeing off persia holder novak djokovic in the third round the edge covered thank you to the first set seven five this time right before dominating the world n

slow a trolley buses will be chased out of the city center by foster alternatives russia's very energy p.s. glow now satellite system will also be used to monitor jams while traffic cops will be replaced by automatic. all these cameras and monitors only cover forty percent of the city far from enough say the police the system needs updating and modernizing none of which can happen without a serious injection of cold hard cash the mayor is now looking for ways to raise the billions of rubles needed for the changes not everyone though is happy with the scheme a suggestion to ban trucks from the city during daylight has sparked protests from their drivers not about the hard. i don't time should be for sleeping not working. people have rested night so should we. honestly the time saving could end up costing people among retail companies in moscow claim it would be impossible to deliver goods at night while replace large cargo trucks with many smaller vans would trigger a surge in prices other. guys don't drive through the city on their own will that burn the nerves and petrol to provide for mo

to offer both by correcting injustices and giving people a second chance or earlier i caught up with p.s. ruckman jr associate professor of political science at rock valley college you know some have a wrong perception that granting clemency means letting violent murderers out onto the streets to run. wilde so i first asked professor ruckman to clarify for us exactly what the requirements are and who is eligible to be granted parole. well for the past century the typical our innovative economy well over ninety percent is not grandison want to serve their time it also issued fines and penalties they've integrated back into society is law abiding members and they've waited for spray a period of time. i think it's five years now for pardons and they're there they're background checks by the f.b.i. and so you're right they're not being sprung from prison or being tossed out on the street straight from prison instead they're simply getting their civil rights restored right so there's this isn't shouldn't be perceived necessarily as a soft on crime stance on presidents do actually grant somebo

i read somebody's 10,000 word essay on the ethics of donations and jon boiled it down to 17 with a p.sof 21 words. >> you learn you manners, boy, i will knock you down to host of headliners & lemgds so fast your head will spin. anyway, olbermann was suspended indefinitely. i mean it's bad enough they suspended his mustache. boom! boom! oh, that was gratuitous. >> no, it wasn't. it was a bad mustache. i looked like i was dressed up as ming the merciless from flash gordon. >> there is no telling how long it will be before we see keith olbermann again. >> msnbc says keith will be back on air tomorrow night. [ laughter ] >> lesson learned. yes, msnbc, it's a stupid rule, but at least it was enforced poorly. >> it's not a stupid rule. it just needs debate about it. needs to be adapted to 21st century journalism. to wrap up i think we saw where the system is working for transparency in democracy and where it is failing. i made legal political contributions as a u.s. citizen near midnight eastern. by 10:00 p.m. eastern on thursday november 4 the contributions were public knowledge. that's the

. >>> we leave you tonight with a p.s. a tough road trip for president obama. the economy has turned former friends into harsh critics and his hopes of scoring a big deal were american cars in south korea went nowhere. can't blame him for ending a fast exit. look at the way he ended his press conference. >> my main job is to look out for the american people, american workers, and american businesses. and, you know, i want to make sure that this deal is balanced. and so we're going to keep on working on it. but i'm confident i can get it done. thank you very much, everybody. i'm late for my flight. >> did he really say that, like it's going to leave without him? >> love it. >> like the one perk he has left is air force one goes nowhere without him, although there are some folks who think it's leaving real quick. >> that mysterious contrail in california, our mystery solved. >> air force wi

"p.s. your wife's rockin' body still drives me crazy." okay, morty.♪ i'm comin' home, baby ♪ your doubts ♪ give it to me now ♪ four a.m. we ran a miracle mile ♪ ♪ we're flat broke but hey, we do it in style ♪ ♪ the bad rich ♪ god's flying in for your trial ♪ ♪ but when the night is falling ♪ ♪ you cannot find a friend ♪ when you feel your dream is breaking ♪ ♪ just live ♪ you've got the music in you ♪ don't let go ♪ you got the music in you ♪ one dance left ♪ this one is gonna pull through ♪ ♪ don't give up ♪ you've got a reason to live ♪ can't forget ♪ we only get what we give ♪ don't let go ♪ i feel the music in you ♪ no, hey, hey, ooh ♪ fly ♪ high ♪ what's real ♪ can't die ♪ you're gonna get what you give ♪ actually, it, it, i mean, it seems that these sorts of books tend to pander to the laziest kind ♪ how's this for holiday spirit? ooh! ooh! ooh! good job, grandpa! almost as colorful as our festi-fleece. we're looking christmas-y now. where's my fleece? it's a talking snowman! aah! talking mannequins! aaaaaaaaah! aaaaaaah! aaah! aaaaaaaah! aaaaaa

. >> p.s. got to be a very good winner over the years. i predict they will continue to dominate the secondary lead they had moved to. [laughter] in footbl. basketball is another sty. i think these new governors will make a difference for people. my only comment will be that this is a job that is two jobs at the same time. you are ceo of an organization, but you also have to embrace and lead your state. yet to enjoy its great diversity. i think that is the real fun of this job, whether it is governor ritter getting to fish and out here or the governor of maine at a meeting good rain gear. [laughter] that is -- that gives us a bond. that is important for chief executives to deal with whether states are going, not just for us or our state, but the people that are out there writing every day to find better jobs to move forward. hopefully that is something we can import on our new great friends as they join us in this very small group. it is a huge responsibility to lead. >> this is for any governors to like to answer. because of the environme

. >> p.s. got to be a very good winner over the years. i predict they will continue to dominate the secondary lead they had moved to. [laughter] in football. basketball is another story. i think these new governors will make a difference for people. my only comment will be that this is a job that is two jobs at the same time. you are ceo of an organization, but you also have to embrace and lead your state. yet to enjoy its great diversity. i think that is the real fun of this job, whether it is governor ritter getting to fish and out here or the governor of maine at a meeting good rain gear. [laughter] that is -- that gives us a bond. that is important for chief executives to deal with whether states are going, not just for us or our state, but the people that are out there writing every day to find better jobs to move forward. hopefully that is something we can import on our new great friends as they join us in this very small group. it is a huge responsibility to lead. >> this is for any governors to like to answer. because of the envir