she stopped and sarah vaughn was playing that night. she said we have to go. sarah vaughn who i didn't even know, saw her in person with the late phyllis hyman and heard sarah vaughn sing "embraceable you" live, and felt this was a special moment. that was an experience, a washington experience. >> absolutely. i've seen a lot of great jazz artists here as well. that really is a jazz experience, too. that's one of the things that sets jazz ap part from other art forms is because it comes in african-american tradition of improvisation. a lot of people, you put on a jazz record and listen to a jazz album and you think you're listening to jazz. you're listening to jazz as it existed in one moment, as it existed in one performance because jazz is coming back to that, the saxophonist doing that solo again and playing the argument he had with his wife or whatever else happened in his life, making something different happen. that's what jazz is. it's not just the one performance. there's been great performances captured on recordings. it's about how it morphs over tim

mccain took the big risk of going with sarah palin. and the drama and run away train her campaign became is coming to the big screen, in "game change," coming out next month. this part begins with mccain reciting the list of unexciting guys -- romney, pawlenty, bloomberg. who can we win with? >> none of them? >> none of these middle-aged white guys are game changers. >> so find me a woman. >> if you are going to seriously consider the governor of alaska, you have to call her now. >> this is sarah. >> not sure how much she knows about foreign policy. >> you can actually see russia from land here in alaska. >> oh, my god, what have we done? >> i wasn't properly prepped. >> she's on the verge of a complete nervous breakdown. >> telling me what to say, what to wear, how to talk. i am not your puppet! >> wow! seems like you're giving her a little break but mainly it's a knock on palin, isn't it? >> the book tried to be very fair to her and -- >> but the fetal position there? >> as she was. re -- we tried to show both the dark side of sarah

julian moore's portrayal of sarah palin. take a look. >> they say the different between a hockey mom and a pit bull, lipstick. >> you know they say the different between a hockey mom and a pit bull, lipstick. >> look at this doppleganger. her famous interview with charlie gibson. >> you can actually see russian from land here in alaska. >> and john, look at ed harris cast at john mccain. he seems to have all the mccain gestures and expressions. a pretty good likeness there. >> it is incredible. the performances in the movie are astonishing across the board. >> and you will want to see them. >> in due time. chris: when we come back, the return of sarah palin. that is going to scare people. how mccain took the huge risk by picking her in 2008. we are learning a lot from time. scoops and predictions from the notebooks when we come back. chris: welcome back. we have been talking about the power of the far right. mitt romney's problem with the right is much like john mccain's problem was four years ago. mccain went with sarah pal

>> sarah, sarah, sarah! sarah, sarah, sarah! >> you see, you just won. you see how easy that is?e can't wait. we must come together as constitutional conservatives to save our republic. america has reached her tipping point. the door is open though, folks. declare it. the door is open. now, if they keep trying to tax and take and spend our way to prosperity, we know where we'll end up. just look to the old world to see the new world's future. it's a future of downsizing and down turns and downgrades. now, that's the future of the far left dream and it's not a future we will ever accept. but president obama has a different view. it's kind of the conflict of visions thing. when i listened to his state of the union last month, i was really struck that he barely mentioned unemployment and entitlements. what did he talk about? he gave us more promises. promises to give us, quote, an ability built to last. well, mr. president, we don't want an economy built to last. we want an economy built to grow and we certainly don't want your economy built to last. we want your administration to e

>> sarah, sarah, sarah!ers share experiences from their first year. they also gave perspectives on the ongoing debates on federal spending and reducing the deficit. >> ladies and gentlemen, cleta mitchell, chairman of the american conservative foundation and partner. >> hi. i have a good day. i guess it's already noon. i have a brief announcement. laura ingraham's book signing will begin at 1:15. we'll go from 1:15 to 2:00 p.m. so if you're planning to get a book bind laura ingraham, 1:15 to 2:00 p.m. this is a great opportunity to introduce to you three great members of congress who came to congress last year as part of the wave that swept america. and so we have a program with three house freshmen about mr. and ms. smith come to washington. tell us about your first year as a member of congress. and i'd like to introduce them to you now. congressman mike pompeo from the fourth district of kansas. [ applause ] congresswoman ann marie buerkle of the fifth district of new york. [ applause ] and congressman tim

richard wolffe on president sarah palin. >>> welcome back to show "the ed show." more good news on the economy and bad news for the republicans and especially mitt romney but it's the kind of news that's so great. general motors hit a record profit in 2011. $7.6 billion. its last record year was way back in 1997. there's more. manufacturing orders skyrocketed 66% in 2011. strongest year in more than a decade. jobless claims are at a four-year low and dropped once again last week. i mean, it's just happening, isn't it? mitt romney says we need him to rescue us from a bad economy. he says president obama, he's in over his head. but romney is twisting in the wind right now, folks. here's what he said at a business roundtable. >> this is the number of manufacturing jobs from 1975 to 2010 and you'll see manufacturing jobs have come down a lot. but all of that has come through union jobs and i think in many cases as in the case of the uaw where a union asks for too much and the management gives in. you end up in some cases killing the company or killing an entire indust

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sarah palin has zero impact on the political process today. and i also have to say, you know, if i were in that audience, i would be insulted. by her comments because she says that the obama administration is responsible for the financial meltdown. anybody with any brain knows it happened in october 2008. when george w. bush was in the white house. and if you recall, they suspended the campaign, and george w. bush called a meeting at the white house and called john mccain and barack obama, candidates, in to say, what can we do about this? whatever you say about barack obama, he did not cause the financial meltdown. he wasn't in office at all. he's still trying to dig us out of it. just a sample of where they don't care about the facts anymore. they just throw this crap out there. and you saw these people there, they love it, they stand up, they don't even think. i find it very amusing. back to your question about, look. i was really worried about president obama's re-election. because the economy not moving, coming back as fast, unemployment u

>> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: i don't like sarah. >> why don't you like sarah?a bully. [ laughter ] >> no, sarah's not a bully. she's an incredibly talented chef. >> jimmy: "i don't like her. i like paul. i don't like her." >> don't do that. >> jimmy: i'm not. >> i never -- i never got to see any of that backstage stuff. but tom and i and gail, we don't watch-- >> jimmy: oh, you don't watch the backstage? >> we don't watch it but -- >> jimmy: oh, i do. >> 'till like two days before. >> jimmy: she's mean. >> i know. >> jimmy: she's mean. >> we didn't see it like -- >> jimmy: she made beverly cry. you don't make beverly cry. you don't put beverly in a corner. >> okay, look, i -- >> jimmy: no one puts beverly in the corner. [ light laughter ] >> i of all people have been a beverly champion. as you know, i cried -- >> jimmy: she cries all the time. >> i cried when i had -- if you saw the show, you know, right? so, if you saw the show last week, i think. yeah, last week. you know, i cried when i had to let her go. but i will say that in sarah's defense -- >> jimmy: i

sarah palin has not seen it, accoridngtoording to mike allen. the palin people want to control the brand. when a movie comes out, it is so much harder to control the plan. nobody would be disappointed being played by julianne moore. >> thank you for joining us. the army pilot accused of a classified leak returns to court. bradley manning faces a general court-marical on 22 counts -- martial, on 22 counts of helping the enemy. he gave wikileaks multiple reports. and a 2003 law makes it a crime to lie about a military decoration. victor alvarez said he was a retired marine who had been awarded the medal of honor. he never served in the military. they say the stolen valor act violates free speech. >> the largest george washington birthday parade begins here. about 3500 people will participate. it will be an all-star line-up with b.b. king and mick jagger supporting black history month. you can see the concert live or watch it on pbs stations. >> next, a new trend in plastic surgery. we will explain coming up. >> the snow is quickly coming to an end

and indeed sarah get who they never met did ten years ago we decided we would try to have a child and didn't happen naturally pretty much given up hope spent a bunch of money. and that's when we realized indian surrogacy was actually something that was reasonable surrogacy is the latest trend in the outsourcing relationship between the west in india since the recession began doctors here say they've seen a demand for their services quadruple and most of that interest is coming from abroad that's because the price tag of sarah to see is a quarter of what it cost in the united states eric and susan found this deli fertility clinic online while they were at home in the u.s. they paid the clinic twenty five thousand dollars which covered everything from the sarah get to the lab work in the united states they would have spent four times that much for sarah got herself received anywhere from six to eight thousand dollars for the job an amount of money that is hard to say no to for many of these women who are poor and on educated. people here is a huge amount of money much more than they cou

sarah, think about it. wisdom got it. as you work your way in from fair oaks towards 123, lanes are open, overnight construction cleared. no problems as you travel through the hot lane zone. southbound 270, easy commute right now from montrose road headed out to the lane divide. no trouble spots to report on the beltway between college park and bethesda. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> whitney houston's body is back on the east coast this morning, arriving in her home state of new jersey late last night. that is where her family is making funeral arrangements. a service is expected to take place later on this week. authorities say houston's body was found under water in a bathtub but will not release cause of death until toxicology test results are in. >>> here in our area, montgomery county police are searching for a missing 8-year- old girl. london marshall was last seen yesterday afternoon around 4:30 when she left her home in silver spring after a family argument. there is no evidence t

they even heard sarah palin offer her support.at he is the most unpopular person in american politics at this moment in history. and the worst thing of all, he's now even less popular than sarah palin. the king is dead. long live the queen. thank you so much for watching. dylan ratigan is here and ready to take us forward. dylan, how are you? >> very well. and yourself? i don't have a lot on my mind today. how was your show? >> it was jam packed. we had the president live arriving in san francisco. we had his housing secretary live on the broadcast. what have you got? >> you mentioned the housing person. did you ask him what's with the deal i get to buy everybody's house for $2,000 and

you can see sarah palin speaking. let's listen in live. >> you left your farm, you left your industry behind to serve, to serve the common good. this washington is a place where politicians arrive as men and women of modest means and they become plutocrates. the money-making opportunities for d.c. poll tigs are endless, but they don't just enrich themselves off you for themselves, they spread the wealth around to their pals. this has a name. it's called croney capitalism. i said in a speech in america's breadbasket over the summer, i said this isn't the capitalism of free men and free markets, of risk and sacrifice, of innovation and hard work. no, it's the capitalism of connections and of government bailouts and handouts and waste and corporate welfare and corruption. this is the capitalism of barack obama and the permanent political class. it's why i say to the occupy protestors, you're occupying the wrong place. you're protesting the wrong thing. [ applause ] this croney capitalism is a root of our economic problem

palin. >> guest: that is the sarah palin . act and you need to thank me to employ more people in the representation of sarah palin >> chris: it is a stim tim act. >> guest: i am not concerned about a hbo movie based on false narrative. >> chris: i will ask you a question about this. there is a serious side. you are right. the movie echoes the book in pursuing the narrative that you went in a funk in the campaign leading up to the debate. i want to show you clips. this is going to be out there. take a look. >> it was not my fault. i was not properly prepped. >> chris: on the verge of a complete nervous background. >> telling me what to say. i am not your puppet. >> chris: millions of people are going to see that? >> guest: i am sorry millions of people will waste their time >> chris: is there any truth to the story. >> guest: i was never in the funk. thank god i have the right perspective on what matters in life, chris. there is no need to be in a funk when you know what right priorityies are and what matters. >> chris: are you

they paid the clinic twenty five thousand dollars which covered everything from the sarah get to the lab work in the united states they would have spent four times that much the sarah got herself received anywhere from six to eight thousand dollars for the job and amount of money that is hard to say no to for many of these women who are poor and on educated. people here is a huge amount of money much more than they could possibly make in a whole year after husband left her seriously seemed the best way to support her two kids and mother good. at the end of the deed they do would they want and i get the much needed money. but it's this sense of desperation that critics fear make these women vulnerable because women are poor because the odds are. for room you know because they have the challenge said right and for just said why would they have to sell do it and here are people who are exploiting it for eric and susan however the issue isn't so black and white they're happy that their indian sarah get give them a shot at completing their family you know she didn't seem with all upset sh

and making news at the conference, sarah palin, who emerged to rally the right wing. and we start our coverage in maine where nbc's ron allen has more on the caucus reports from portland. ron? >> reporter: good evening. we're at ron paul's headquarters. he just took the stage. that's what all the cheering is about. there's a lot of disappointment here. they thought ron paul would pull this out, and he didn't. mitt romney is not even here in the state of maine. he's in california. he was planning to take some time off and made a last minute push through here and then he made two appearances at caucus sites here today that helped to push him over the top. the only sols -- solace here is that ron paul came in second behind romney's 39%. he is saying he's going to push on. but again, a big sigh of relief from mitt romney out in california. that's the story here tonight. lester, back to you. >> ron allen, thanks. now to washington, where romney won the majority of votes in a straw poll at the conservative political action conference. it's an important nod from the right fo

sarah palin says a brokered convention would be a good thing, and she is not alone. mike capps antonio takes on the gop surge is later in the hour. share your thoughts on twitter using #ed show. we are right back. >> the ed show is brought to you by mazda. it just seemed to me tonight they had come together and said, we're really going to hit president obama on this and show some unity. i don't know if that happened but it seemed that way. they are absolutely bent that this president is doing the wrong thing in dealing with iran. your thoughts on that. >> well, again, they can only make that case by entirely misstating his position. so his actual rhetorical position is no different from president bush, that he will not tolerate iran having a nuclear weapon. but look at the sanctions regime. rick santorum went out there and said this president opposed sanctions. this is the toughest sanctions regime ever in iran's history, and it is hurting iran and we're seeing them taking all sorts of retaliatory action against our european allies. so europe's allies are standing wi

sarah palin appears on fox news sunday and will talk with chris wallace in 20 minutes. >>> occupy dc protestors made their voices heard as they gathered outside for a second day dozens braved the snow to protest the conservative political action contest they maintained the participants represent the interest of corporationwealthy, dc police were on scene ready to take angst in case things -- action in case everything got out of hand but things were peaceful. >>> fox 5 news alert police arrested a gunman believed to be behind a shooting in dumb frees virginia. rod slater picks up the story from there. >> reporter: in this dumfries town house community off old triangle road, there is renewed anxiety. >>> now days, it is really quiet, last night all of a sudden we heard gunshots and shocked us all. >> reporter: the shootings capped off a wild night that happened after a brawl at garfield high school's basketball game. the teens regrouped across the road at potomac mills road, police responded again to dispurse the rowdy crowd then the two groups of teens headed to old triangle road wher

. >> are sarah palin's people justified in going ballistic? i'm howard kurtz, and this is "reliable sources." >>> the campaign debate over rick santorum and the exit tent to which he should or should not be talking about religion and social issues has quickly morphed into a debate about the media's role in reporting on these hot button controversies and pundits on the left and the right wasted no time choosing sides. >> if rick santorum does secure the republican nomination, he will be portrayed as a pure tan witch hunter, as a fanatical religious guy, as a member of the inquisition. that's how the liberal media will tag santorum. >> people say the media keeps shifting the attention away from the economy to these crazy cultural questions that we thought were long ago put to bed. there he is. rick santorum. you could argue he is the frontrunner in the country right now for the nomination of the republican party pushing these issues sharp as nails. he wants a fight. >> santorum did pick a fight with the press. in a fox interview with sean handty

we'll sit down with former vice presidential candidate sarah palin. it is a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, president obama flips on campaign finance and struggles with a mandate on contraception. we'll ask our sunday panel what it all means for his reelection campaign. and our power player of the week finds a new way to celebrate abraham lincoln all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. tomorrow the obama administration rolls out its budget for next year. but the white house is still trying to put out the fire created by its plan to have catholic institutions provide healthcare insurance for their employees including access to birth control. joining us to discuss both issues is the white house chief of staff jack lew. mr. lew, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> good to be here with you, chris. thanks. >> chris: before we get to the new budget and i promise we will i want to clear up lingering questions about the president's policy about providing health insurance coverage for birth control for religio

so i took off. >> the woman derek saw it happen too is sarah.ents of that night differ. >> one day i just walked into travis's room and they just started wrestling with me and throwing me on the ground and just saying, you know, we're going kidnap you and blah, blah. i'm okay, guys, really, i'm not in the mood today. this isn't funny. i don't want to do it. they kept doing it more. okay just stop. >> the reaction we got out of sarah would have been awesome to get on tape because that was better than any acting, that was oscar-winning material flight. >> i was not scared. >> she absolutely flipped out. she -- we stopped, she was so scared we stopped. we did it for three minutes and stopped. we were afraid she was is going have a heart attack, go into convulsions or seizures. she absolutely flipped so we stopped. >> it was muddy when they did it to me. so they tnt stick me in the hole. i remember saying and i feel horrible for even saying this, i remember they got the handcuffs out or the rope out and i was like why didn't you guys videotape that.

. >>> sarah palin is back at it again. >> however brokered convention i wouldn't be afraid of that. >> ring of fire radio host, mike pap tone know is here with the latest. >>> good do have you with us, folks, thanks for watching. >>> republicans in the state of virginia, they have overreached and created a real problem for themselves. virginia's radical abortion bill caus caus caused outrage and bob mcdonnell was forced to back down, although he didn't want to. the legislation sparked protests at the state capital. the bill forced women seeking an abortion to have an invasive trans-vaginal ultrasound 24 hours before the procedure. it made no exceptions, no exceptions in the cases of rape or incest. very heartless. a coalition of women's organizations delivered more than 33,000 signed petitions to mcdonnell's office today. the message? very clear. the bill was an invasion on women's lives and attack on their health. governor mcdonnell was a co-sponsor of legislation just like this back in 1996 and he was supportive of the bill until today. mcdonnell huddled with his team and told repub

if you studied virginia history you know sarah in her own right.or more than ten years she worked here at the library of virginia as the editor of the dictionary of virginia biography. for 16 years before that, she was the managing editor of the publications of the virginia historical society. sarah died of cancer recently just short of her 52nd birthday. we will miss her greatly. sarah's father kicked off last year's symposium with a typically vigorous speech by pierre gustave toutant beauregard as person of the year 1861. he did not do a great job and the general did not finish high in the vote. that is the basic concept for this symposium. the talks you will hear today are speeches nominating candidates for the person of the year of 1862, the person who most influenced events. at the end of the day we'll pass out ballots and you'll get to vote. as i was last year, i am very pleased that so many of you came to an all-day symposium without even knowing who the lecture topics were going to be and that c-span is interested in not only recording this

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sarah palin agrees. here is what she had to say. >> basic premise of this is governments mandating to private employers and to insurance companies what they must provide. what gives government the right to tell us what we must consume, what we must purchase, what we must provide to employees. >> reporter: all of this has two opposing camps square off on legislation. >> gregg: steve, live in washington, thanks very much. keep it right here. you can catch chris wallace's entire interview with sarah palin and sit down with chief of staff jack lew. that airs tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >> meantime, timothy dolan leaving for rome to get a new title. vatican holding a ceremony elevating him to cardinal. dolan says he is overwhelmed by the support he has received. >> this is tribute to the entire community. i'm glad that the catholic family particularly feels excited about it. i get that impression when policemen and garbage collectors stop and wish me congratulations that means the world. >> heather: st

first we say good morning to sarah. >> good morning. the roads are dry. 60 heading over from harford towards the harrisburg expressway. speeds around 60 on the west side past 795. problem free on the rest of the major roadways and that includes 95. 66 down towards the beltway northeast. five minutes on southbound 95 from the 895 split to the fort mchenry. 11 minutes on the outer loop west side from 795 all the way down. this is 95 at the fort mchenry. southbound traffic looks pretty good. this is the northwest corner at old court road and problem free at the moment with light volume. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. federal regulators have approved a license for a new nuclear power plant. this is in a caustic, georgia -- this is an augusta, georgia. you may recall back in 1979 a partial meltdown of the three mile island nuclear plant in pennsylvania. >> 10 states are not exempt from it no child left behind education law. the president said he is acting because congress failed to update the law. the states exempt