First, Journalist James Stewart Has Investigated The Investment And The Events That Are Now Known Collectively As Whitewater, And His Book, Blood Sport, Brings New Details And Insights To The Scandal. He Talks To Charlie About The Most Popular Topic In Washington And Reflects On What Impact This Will Have On Clinton'S Re-Election. Then, Rebecca Miller, Daughter Of Playwright Arthur Miller, Is On To Talk About Her First Film. Angela, Which Tells The Story Of An Imaginative 10-Year-Old Child, Premiered At The 1995 Sundance Film Festival But Will Only Now Be Distributed. Finally, Ruth Brown, Who Got Her Start When She Won An Amateur Night Competition At Harlem'S Legendary Apollo Theater, Talks To Charlie About Her New Biography, Miss Rhythm. watch
An Interview With Dr. Eric Lander, Director Of The Whitehead Institute'S Genome Center, About The Mouse Genome And Its Relevance To Human Genetics. Then, Writer-Director Rebecca Miller Talks About Her New Film, Personal Velocity. Finally, A Conversation With Sportswriter John Feinstein, On His New Book, The Punch: One Night, Two Lives, And The Fight That Changed Basketball Forever, About A Pivotal Nba Game In 1977. watch
WalMart has thrown its support behind a crucial piece of President Obama's healthcare agenda, with CNBC's Rebecca Jarvis; David Goodfriend, fmr. Clinton White House Official; Peter Morici, University Of Maryland; Matt Miller, Center For American Progress; and CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera. watch
