. >>> ed rendell hosted a movie screening in center city last any. rendell joined others for showing of miss sloan which stars jessica chas tane, john litgo and sam waterston. it premiered last year. and, washington lobby who takes on gun rifle organizations. proceed will benefit the seized fire pa. >>> how about this, tom hanks fans in the city, gave the actor a gift he will never forget, because, they bought him a car. not just any car a rare communist era car, it started when he began posing next to the car. when residents where vehicle was produced got win of the admiration they organize a fund raise tore buy, refurbish and send hangs the car. >> that is awesome. >>> seeking of generous, this dep thing, two million-dollar a month in senses. i would freak out when i get a high electric bill. >> i know that bless my mind. >> we were discussing, doesn't he have a vineyard, and turned tonight to wineo. >> i thought, i was embarrassed because toy one glass a night. >> see that is fair. >> i hear it goodies for you. >> it goodies for you. >> we will ge

under governor rendell, he spoke to the republicans, and when governor ridge was in there, he talkedo the democrats. i mean, it's not a bad way to get things done. don't you find in every endeavor that i can think of, you have to have a relationship with somebody on the other side of the table. for some reason, certain elected officials... >> life is about compromises. >> ...act like they've been elected king. you haven't been. you're elected the governor. >> commercial break now. we'll be right back. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. remarkable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. ♪ >> back with "inside story." toomey votes yes while racking up the calls and the faxes. the pennsylvania republican voted to confirm betsy devos as education secretary. devos opponents had targeted the senator's office through phone calls and faxes -- many, many of them -- in the hopes of denying confirmation of the school-choice advocate. a gofundme campaigned organized to buy toomey's no vote raised $7

. >> margo burke, first appointed by ed rendell.e way during ed rendell's time in the 90s, the first time back in 98 this statue was re-done or the sculpture. and now a second time. by the way, this was a us postage stamp, mike. here is another bit of trivia. as i try to make you guys come up with these questions. how much was the stamp when the love sculpture was on the face of the us postage stamp? if i gave you a year it would be would give you ooh aide '. >> nineteen? >> fifteen. >> i will give you the year. 1973. how much was -- >> five, 5 cents. >> close. eight sent. >> okay. >> thank you, steve. >> good trivia. thank you. we love your trip -- trivia. thank you. >> did you like that? it is all about the base. >> no trouble. >> no trouble for that sign. >> tyrese is on the show, the program we called good day philadelphia. we're talking to him about his role on our fox show, which is quite a hit, called star. why he says the new episode you're about to see is controversial. choosing to eat better shouldn't mean choosing to spen

. >> let's get to msnbc political analysts ed rendell, former pennsylvania governor and michael steele, former chair of the rnc. michael, i want to start with you. this is now in the courts, we will see with what happens of this immediate question of does this ban get reinstated while the border questions get litigated in court while it plays out? how far do you think the administration wants to push for this? how far will they go in the legal system or at a certain point are they going to stop? >> no, i think they will go all the way. i think they want a constitutional determination so they don't have to go down this road again. they want the courts to -- supreme court ultimately to decide this. yes, you've got, you know, the outside rhetoric about the judge which has no place, and i think really undermines the administration's efforts. but this doesn't take them off the track that they're currently on. they want this thing litigated to the greatest extent possible to so that they know they're free and clear to move forward on this and maybe other like executive orders or actions down

governor and philadelphia mayor ed rendell praised boscov for his ideas, persuasiveness and passion for doing good. he died earlier this month at 87. >>> this is the face of one of philadelphia's most mysterious murder cases, 60 years ago this weekend, this little boy was killed and his nude body left abandoned inside a cardboard box in fox chase. he was never identified and his killer never found. at a, the community came together to remember the child and pray that this case can finally be solved. it's the logic running open investigation in the city. >>> they were making a joyful noise during sunday services inside a church in delaware county. that's because the african church's celebrated it's 114th anniversary. there were special songs and prayers. but the biggest applause went up when the church morgan was burned. this house of worship is officially set free. >>> members of the church of christian compassion in southwest philadelphia arrived for services today in work out gear. hundreds took part in a walk-run challenge. the pastor believe people of faith should be healthy on the

howie: you look at ed rendell or howard dean, yes. >> they need a charismatic leader.ight now he's leading a divided party. howie: perez is the leading spokesman for his party that doesn't control anything in d.c. still to come, an unfair knock on kellyanne. and an anchor who says they are [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. new. get paid twice as fast for free. visit quickbooks-dot-com. howie: it's no secret the msnbc's morning host is a critic of trump. but she kind of went off the rails in her latest broadside. >> i think that the dangerous edges here are that he's trying to undermine the media, trying to make up his own facts. it could be while unemployment and the economy worsens, he could have undermine

you're going to meet maya rendell, played by rose leslie, diane's god daughter, and she also would appearer game, she's just starting out, she has the world at her feet, she's just starting her law career and suddenly parents scandal, her name is disaster and she also has to start at the very, very bottom. hated by everyone. >> there's going to be a lot of broken hearted young guys to find out the character is gay. i think she's a beautiful young woman and i'm thinking oh, my god, all these broken hearts out there, the opening scene when she's got her partner in the sack behind her, it's just an amazing scene. diane lock harhart, you and i a grown-ups but it's new television. i don't know. let me ask you about the amazing world you work in. when you go over there to do a cameo like i've been lucky to do, you go into -- i guess it's brooklyn? >> in green point. >> my kids lived over there for a while. my two boys. you think it's in chicago. you think it's in a high-rise in some white shoe firm in chicago and every time i see this show i go wait a minute, i've been there. it's not like -- l

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the trial so that was a chance to explain this all i am still at the same point with the time that rendell sharpton trying to get him arrested he says a you determined to hang in there no matter what? i am a mother and one justice for my son what does that look like for you know? and and and what does that fight still looks like? >> formally e. it is probably a little different and if i could not get treyvon back then life should be given that is what it looks like to me. and i truly believe that. but to have so many evil people in this world that would shoot and kill somebody that would be less than honest so it bothers me a great deal but i just tried to put my best foot forward the takes mine distraction off one need to be doing for mason with the initial codification of the rallies and marches in then to tell us story when it comes down to baltimore with the conception of the black lives matter it shows what happens in the years following and with this talent -- steven your ground was. and then to be the power not to be convicted there aren't it is not clear in with this dien your grou

he's got support from five former chairs of the dnc incl e including former governor ed rendell, formernor howard dean, who endorsed the mayor this morning. >> pete is a southbound, indiana, mayor, 36 years old, two tours of duty in afghanistan. most important thing, he's the outside the beltway candidate. this party is in trouble. our leadership is old and creaky including me. we've got to have this guy, 36 years old, running this party. >> mayor pete budejudge joins me from atlanta, democrats are gathering for saturday's dnc chair vote. >> thanks for having me. >> i don't think tom perez and keith ellison are necessarily old but they're certainly more inside the beltway. tell me your 30-second pitch, if i had a vote in this, why should i vote for you over those two? >> well, the big reason is that the solutions that our party needs aren't going to come from washington. they're going to come from communities that are states and territories around the country. if everybody cease s's saying w to reach out to a new generation of voters and activists, why not put in somebody from a new gen

let's go over to governor ed rendell to get your take on this. donald trump's conflicts of interest weren't a problem for him during the campaign. they so far have not been much of a problem. there's been a very blurry line between where his business interests lie and his interest for the american public lie and a lot have come out and criticized this. do you think that this is a line that is finally been crossed for this administration or is this just a one out of anomaly really? >> well, first of all, kellyanne conway is a train wreck. starts out her job by talking about alternative facts and caught in a massive lie and here she clearly violates federal law by urging people to buy a product that is associated with the president. but, again, it starts from the top. the president attacked nordstrom's. kellyanne conway takes her lead from the tone that's set by the president. look, this is an administration that doesn't believe the president himself said that he's not con strant by any conflicts laws. that permeates through the entire administrati