it stuck with me. >> sabrina is a basketball talent that can do it all. during her three years, the junior guard led to an 82-7 record with all seven losses coming against nationally ranked teams. she's an assist machine. the 6-footer owns the paint. and naturally, she is a scoring machine. >> i would never think that i would be this good. i don't think i'm that good. it seems normal to me. >> power rankings has sabrina listed as the fifth best player in the country. that has the likes of lindsey as a regular at the gym. >> she's had plenty of interaction with them and they are one of the leaders right now. >> i like their coaching staff and they are friendly with me and that helps with our relationship, because they are so close. >> sabrina has played back to back years with the u.s. national team, winning the gold metal both times. >> i don't think people understand how difficult it is to make a team like that until you competed against the best in the country at that skill set. it's pretty phenomenal and it's roar for this area. >> don't expect to hear

cocaptain number 20, sabrina. >> she's out to prove that she's the best player each and every day. i try my best to keep her humble and it's tough sometimes because she's so good. >> i started stepping up in bigger games. the coaches would always joke around about calling me the franchise and it stuck with me. >> that's because sabre sabrina is a basketball talent that can do it all. the junior guard led them to a 82-7 record with all 7 losses coming against nationally ranked teams. she's an assist machine. the 6-footer owns the paint. and naturally, she is a scoring machine. >> i would never think i would be this good. i still don't think i'm that good. it seems like normal to me. >> espn power rankings as sabrina ranked as the sixth best player in the country. that has the likesover lindsey as a regular. >> she has had interaction with them and they are one of the leaders right now. >> i like their coaching staff and they are really friendly and that helps with our relationship because they are so close. >> sabrina played back to back years with the u.s. national team, winning th

pamela: cuentame de sabrina. thalÍa: sabrina, ya ahorita entiende que su mamÁ estÁ en eso.barbara: nunca antes habÍa permitido que penetraran su refugio sagrado. por primera vez thalÍa abre las puertas de su hogar para primer impacto. thalÍa:no se dio cuenta hasta ahorita y dijo mamÁ esa que se escucha en la radio canta como tu, es que soy yo. yo quedÉ muy traumada con el secuestro de mis hermanas. ellos no pidieron ser famosos. bÁrbara: a sabrina la describe como una mini thalia. ¿la soÑabas asÍ? thalÍa: sÍ, la vemos y es como una combinaciÓn de los dos a la quinta potencia. quÉ va a pasar dios mio! bÁrbara: cuÉntame, quÉ es tener un machito? thalÍa: ese bebÉ ha sido una bendiciÓn. Él vino a ser ese gladiador. cuando mi madre muriÓ un mes antes de que Él naciera, yo siento que Él luchÓ la peor batalla en mi vientre. Él se enfrentÓ a la muerte, a la partida, dolor, al abandono, desde mi vientre. desde allÍ el entendido que tenÍa que salir siendo un gladiador. me agarra la cara, me la besa. cuando perdÍa mi madre yo sentÍ que me iba a morir. me querÍa morir. no podÍa salir.

sabrina schaefer. carey sheffield, fellow, competitive enterprise institute, forbes contributor and cheryl casone is still with us. this is your bailiwick. what did you think of the numbers. cheryl: i showed a jump 150% gain for northeast for contracts of new homes. where was the weather? i realized people were concerned about rates. they know that the interest rate hike will come. mortgage rates can't stay this low. we're 3.7%. no matter what, it was freezing, rains, snowing. they jumped out there david and signed a contract. i was shocked. david: the question is whether if rates do go up, they clearly will at some point whether the market was freak out like bullard said they would today? >> i wouldn't put it past the market. we saw in the 2013 the taper tantrum we called it when the fet started taking away the punchbowl with quantitative easing. we could see something similar. that is why the fed is so cautious. there are key indicators. inflation is not as high as they want to be. the real unemploym

sabrina. >> thank you. as ed mentioned, i will talk about the three pillars of -- three essential legs. the responsibility requirement or mandate. and the financial assistance available for people to buy the private coverage and make it more affordable. first, the insurance market reforms. generally, when you look at polling on these reforms, as taken individually, they tend to be very popular and very popular across the political spectrum. they were implemented in two primary phases, the first phase was implemented just a few months after the law was enacted in 2010. it included as we but reforms that include -- a suite of reforms that include allowing young adult up to age 26 to stay on their parents policies. a ban on lifetime and annual dollar limits on coverage. and appeal rights for people whose health plan has made the wrong claim. january 1, 2014, was when we saw the heavy lifting take place. significant insurance reforms that really ended the widespread practice of risk selection. in other words, t

david: sabrina, what if he does it?e been surprised how far he is willing to go with these executive actions. what would the congress do? >> that is a good question. obviously we want to grow the pie for everyone. this policy would take us in the wrong direction but i think bigger issue is the abuse of executive orders. david, we talk about it. executive orders are there for times of emergency when you don't have opportunity for debate. talking about paying for his immigration executive order or paying for any other economic policy he is trying to push through we should have public debate. congress should talk about the best ways to tackle these issues. executive orders don't allow for that. >> bob, it is against the constitution. that hasn't stopped obama before. >> right. dirty little secret about taxes, corporate taxes are so complex, every administration can change the way they interpret. david: you buy a tweaking would not be against the constitution saying it is congress's right to do this? >> huge amount of autho

comedian sabrina jalees. ( applause ) one of my favorite actors of all time. she's been-- it's true. co-starring in the new abc series "american crime" and the director of tomorrow night's episode of the hit show "scandal," regina king. ( cheers and applause ) and our own "the nightly show" contributor shemaz treasury. we're talking about-- i love all the lady love here tonight. very nice. so we're talking about this whole thing, it's called slut-shaming or rid ciewlg women for being sexual, basically. first what i wanted to do is we were having trouble just defining the word "slut" earlier. since i have a lot of ladies here, jordan, define that word. no pressure jordan. what is it? >> i will man-splain it for all of you. a slut is like stigmatized. it's something i don't say ever to anybody. ( laughter ) and i think it's just like free to be me, free to be you. >> you guys are not bad or something? >> i will talk to you -- >> what do you ladies think when you hear that? regina, what do you think when you hear that term? >> i-- i-- i mean, i don't know. i thin

thank you, sabrina, catherine and adam shapiro.brina among other "forbes" guests 11:00 a.m. eastern time on fox news channel a great sew had. you don't want to miss it -- a great show. results of fed stress tests are out. peter barnes in washington, d.c. go ahead,. >> david, the actual stress tests were last week and what the fed is set to announce at bottom of the hour is capital review plans for stock buybacks and stock dividends going ahead for the next year or so. and i can announce them, that they have, rejected the 2015 capital distribution plans for just the u.s. operations of two big foreign banks, germany's deutsche bank and spain's santander. citigroup's plan was approved this year after it met rejection in two prior years. fed approved plans for jpmorgan chase, goldman sachs and morgan stanley. but that came after it forced them to resubmit their initial plans to slightly reduce their capital distributions for the year ahead. so they will keep slightly more capital on hand. that is allowed in these give-and-takes of thes

. >> sabrina, it's beginning to make that republican letter look better, isn't it? >> yeah, well yeah i'm concerned about this, just like everyone else on the panel i think, and i was talking to catherine herridge from fox news and she was saying, look just talking about enrichment will drive an arms race in the middle east. the fact is this is bad news and if we look at sort of our experience with north korea we have been negotiating with north korea for more than two decades and we have given them one concession after another, we have seen you know nuclear arms pro live rate it they now have over 16 ever them. this deal is going to cause much more harm in the end. >> john, i've said this before we do save you for last because we love you, but you have -- also have kind of a con trar yan notion on this. go ahead. >> naturally i to. there's no controlling for the final destination of knowledge or materials. iran and saudi arabia have means if they want the bomb they will get it. so what i don't understand about all this talk about whether the negotiating is strong o

sabrina. >> thank you.s ed mentioned, i will talk about the three pillars of -- three essential legs. the responsibility requirement or mandate. and the financial assistance available for people to buy the private coverage and make it more affordable. first, the insurance market reforms. generally, when you look at polling on these reforms, as taken individually, they tend to be very popular and very popular across the political spectrum. they were implemented in two primary phases, the first phase was implemented just a few months after the law was enacted in 2010. it included as we but reforms that include -- a suite of reforms that include allowing young adult up to age 26 to stay on their parents policies. a ban on lifetime and annual dollar limits on coverage. and appeal rights for people whose health plan has made the wrong claim. january 1, 2014, was when we saw the heavy lifting take place. significant insurance reforms that really ended the widespread practice of risk selection. in other words, try

cuÉntame de sabrina. thalÍa: sabrina entiende que su mamÁ estÁ en esto.cribe libros, transmite su programa de radio y le da vida a su colecciÓn de ropa. thalÍa: entonces, ella no se dio cuenta de si ahorita... entonces somos a la tienda y dice mama es el de la foto eres tÚ? bÁrbara: porque aislarla tanto? thalÍa: varios factores. quede traumada con el secuestro de hermanos. tambiÉn sÉ que son seres humanos que no pidieron ser famosos. yo soy quien lo quiso y tommy tambiÉn. bÁrbara: a sabina le describe como una mini, guÍa conversadora y extrovertida. la soÑabas asÍ? thalÍa: tiene mucho de mi y eso me aterra. yo hice lo que quise desde chica. entonces, la vemos y es como una combinaciÓn de los dos a la quinta potencia. (risas) bÁrbara: imagÍnate a mi me tocan 3. bÁrbara: cuÉntame quÉ es tener un machito en la casa? cÓmo esta ese bebe hermoso? thalÍa: sd ha sido una bendiciÓn. Él y no hacer ese gladiador, duro con esa fuerza y energÍa que me levanta desde que naciÓ. cuando mi madre muriÓ, un mes antes de que naciera, yo siento que luchÓ la peor batalla en m

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sabrina, there's something wrong about it. something seems wrong about it. >> something is wrong david. first of all, i am opened to the idea of government getting into the business of anything that's competing with a private marketplace, whether they're providing mount boubsers for children's parties or pot. if this is a legal substance their job is to safely regulate it not get into the business of it. to rich's point we just saw this week this student at uva who was attacked by not police but by alcohol agents. i think it's very dangerous when we start seeing government representation in this area. >> steve, the manager of this pot store by the way she used to be manager for bed batting and beyond, she calls this her dream job. i'm wondering whether you would see that on a resumÉ i used to run a government pot some, as a manager would you accept somebody like that? >> i don't think so and i wonder if she's getting paid in kind. the government has gone in the -- >> maybe that's why it's a dream job. >> maybe the government s

and so with that, i will turn it over to sabrina. >> thanks very, general. >> sabrina this the case, we could say insurance shaurns reforms. and you can ack as d pro veder. her maim area of interests these days is a.c.a. reforms to health insurance emphasizing prems. we've asked her do can chair the interaction monk health insurance market reforms and the requirements that jen mentioned that individuals have coverage and the subsidies to help make that coverage for affordable. >> is britaina. >> thaw all for braves us the ice and snow. as they indicated i've been asked to talk to you about three of the sensetial legs of the afford fobble care act. to the uninsured and make sure ha the coverage makes. i will talk to you. . or also called the mandate and then also the funniest system that's available for people to buy that private coverage and make it more affordable. the first the insurance market reform and generally when you -- when you sigh the forms pulling and has taken on individually. they seen to be very popviss. they were implemented in two primary phases. the first phase was

rob, adam, sabrina, thank you very much. >> all right, guys, thank you very much.ne review called it beautiful, elegant, effective. the htc1. i'm holding unin my hands right now. take a look at this and this. pretty cool. right? we'll show you. they're very impressive. some new cool features. we'll talk to the company about their plans to eat away at apple's market share. we have a fun new exercise that i'm excited about. class of 2015, new report shows some states have more job openings for college grads than others. we'll have the results coming up. >> the smartphone market is getting a new player today. it's htc launches its brand-new htc one nine phone. it's the best looking android money can buy. jason mckenzie who brought we should say some fun props. first, let's talk about the new -- this is the actual device. let's talk about -- as i get it on. which i've already learned how to do. this is the new device. let's talk about all the things that the phone offers that maybe the samsung or the iphone doesn't. >> absolutely. first thing is the design. beautiful.

>> thank you very much, sabrina. paul fronstin is our next speaker, senior associate at the benefit research institute and for all the attention paid to the exchanges over the past two years, policy or to remind us that most working age americans get coverage through their jobs to the aca affects that coverage to an paul will explain those effects for us. >> this is on, right? you have already seen two basic presentations and i don't know where the came from on the presentation but i will talk about the basics and how its effect by the aca. i was at someone else's presentation on this on wednesday nights after their presentation which was two hours long. there is just so much to cover on this which we just don't have the time to do it justice any of us. so there's an extra slides in the packet for you to see during your own time. one of things to keep in mind is the environment before the aca past and that is the percentage as jennifer showed on her first slide employment-based coverage is the base that the aca is bu

cuÉntame de sabrina. thalÍa: sabrina ahorita entiende que su mamÁ está en esto.o y le da vida a su colecciÓn de ropa. thalÍa: ella no se dio cuenta hasta ahorita. Íbamos a la tienda y me preguntaba mamÁ tÚ eres la de la foto? mamÁ, esa que está cantando la radio suena como tubos? es - suena como tu voz. bÁrbara: porque aislarla tanto? thalÍa: yo quedÉ traumada persecutor de mis hermanos. por otro lado pienso que son seres humanos que la piden ser famosos. nosotros quisimos estar en este show pero ellos no. bÁrbara: a sabrina la describe como una mini thalÍa. la soÑabas asÍ? thalÍa: tiene mucho de mí y eso me aterra. tommy y yo fuimos rebeldes desde chicos. yo hice lo que quise desde chica, cantando y bailando. la vemos y es como una combinaciÓn de los dos a la quinta potencia. quÉ va a pasar dios mÍo!!! bÁrbara: te imaginas? cuentame quÉ es tener un machito en la casa. yo me quedÉ con las ganas aunque estoy feliz con la llegada de mi nueva princesa. thalÍa: ha sido una bendiciÓn. Él vino a ser ese gladiador. propio con esa energÍa que me levanta desde que naciÓ.

. >> she ran into the arms as the two metaphor the first time sabrina diagnosissed when leukemia in 2009 doctors told her parents, a bone marrow transplant was her only hope. >> it took them two years to find a match but doctors finally tracked down max, who lives in austria, and was on an international donor registry. >> when they told me like a little kiddie was close to crying, because it was like a really strange moment, she had so many years like to live now more. >> i think i felt much better after that and he helped me very much. >> awe. the doctors at the children's hospital who performed sabrina's transplant say four years later her prognosis is very good. >>> in your health tonight, a tiny device changing lives. it is really amazing. fox's karen scullin shows us he can actually how it works. >> doctors say this tiny device about to change a loft lives. here, doctors have implanted the cardio device in three patients. you are about to mother number four. >> i'm going to be much, much better. >> norma young's quality of life is going to get better, and she's ready for it. >> let'

sabrina srivna, al jazeera. >> the took took comes santa high environmental cost but not this one. rob mcbride has the story. >> early morning at the organization behind the unique initiative and the coffee makers prepare their load. ready to dispense more than a fresh brew, they also bear a message of hope while helping the environment. with a regular schedule, the regular customers are already lining up by the time the vehicle is open for business. for employee wen sun this offers her a real alternative scafscafscavenging in rubbish dumps. >> now i have more food to eat. >> reporter: as the sun comes up so this took took comes to its own. the solar panel on its roof recharging the batteries that will propel it to its next destination. able to do up to 100 kilometers on one full charge it is a welcome whiff of innovation. no pollution and no noise. the electric difference means this vehicle at the moment is running completely silent. the silence you could hear if it weren't for thousands of other vehicles i.t. has to share the road with. with phnom penh's notoriously crowded roadw

. >> we'll turn to sabrina, but let me just ask how many in the audience know what a navigator is? good number, but nowhere near a majority. you might remedy that. >> sure. so just quickly, the affordable care act requires exchanges to establish a navigator program. navigators are responsible for conducting outreach and education activities to let people know what's available to them and what their rights and obl gagtszigations are under the law and navigators are also supposed to help people and let them know what they qualify for and help them sort of figure out what is available to them and what is the optimal plan choice. although the law does include within it some new standardization for health plans, in other words, they all have to cover the essential health benefits and they have to offer coverage at these precious metal tiers, there is still an enormous amount of flexibility for the carriers, particularly around cost sharing but also around specific items and services that are covered, and as a result it can be really overwhelming for consumers to try to figure out what's

sabrina hernandez and terms. >> this motion without objection this motion is approved unanimously next item please. >> item level a motion to approve the mayor's nomination to reappointment. >> without objection this motion is approved unanimously. next item please. >> item 12 motion to approve the mayor's nomination of richard johns for the un expired portion of a a 4-year term. >> without objection this motion is approved unanimously. >> item 13 please. >> a motion to approve the mayor's nomination of karl hausz of a 4-year term. >> without objection this motion is approved unanimously. >> item 14. >> motion to appoint theodora marie caminong to the entertainment commission. >> i just want to weigh my enthusiastic support and this has been important to district 6 and also our residential mixed use neighborhoods in which they reside. i personally witnessed the important role that the commissioner and the neighborhood can play to help ease tension between residents and night life venues that live side by side in our city. . i just want to take this opportunity to thank you. >> i have t

when they're doing the hiring they have to figure out am i willing to stand by this person and as sabrina of liz mair those are easily findable. so i think if a candidate is hiring a staffer who is going to be public facing in particular but who also is going to be with them for a long period of time it's up to the candidate to decide can i stand by this person and this person's views. >> i just have to say liz mair like you said we're just talking politics. >> that to me seemed to be more like an orchestrated attack that was personal probably on the part of an opposing republican campaign even though she suggested that it might have been democrats. people want to start thinking about the implications if you do find material that's unflattering because it's a distraction from the actual campaign you're running. that's why it's important to not run unnecessary headlines about allegedly racist or sexist staffers when you're trying to pitch a message. >> the thing is people have much bigger digital foot prints than they used to. if we keep the same standards about what's disqualifying more a

habla de sabrina, habla de mateo.o. pamela, pasamos contigo. pamela: pendientes a la entrevista con thalÍa, una combinaciÓn de madre y madre que no se puede perder. este fin de semana hay estrenos de pelÍculas para todos los gustos, y liliana estÁ lista para contarnos y nos presenta el adelanto de la cinta en la que participa uno de los nuestros, el actor michael peÑa. >> hicimos trueque! tÚ allÁ y yo acÁ! feliz de estar aquÍ en miami este fin de semana con mi familia de primer impacto, llega hugh jackman en su cinta y ademÁs estrena la secuela de uno de mis films favoritos. ♪ >> en chapie en un futuro cercano el crimen es controlado por fuerzas policiales mecanizadas cuando uno de estos robots es robado y reprogramado se convierte en el primero con la capacidad de pensar y sentir por sÍ mismo, ero esta es una idea peligrosa y tendrÁ que enfrentarse a fuerzas poderosas que intentarÁn asegurarse de que Él sea el primero y el Último en su especie, ora sÓlo le queda una habitaciÓn libre al hotel lo que presenta una dific

the writer of the article, sabrina early, interviewed jackie and some of her friends but jackie asked her not to interview the alleged attackers and early agreed. turned out it was just one of the many flaws in the article. news outlets like cnn and "the washington post" turned up various contradictions and discrepancies. the frat in question said there was no party on the weekend in question. then it look outside for help. they asked columbia university's graduate school of journalism to do an independent review of the magazine's editorial process. a columbia columnist told me he couldn't remember when a school got involved like this. tomorrow local police will hold a press conference to announce the results of their investigation into jackie's case. this morning i can report that columbia has almost finished with the "rolling stone" investigation, too. a source says it will be published in early april and pub accomplished lish he says he has no comment on what he might do editorially because he hasn't read the report yet. one other unanswered question will we hear from the columnist

sabrina our producer has named this throwing shades. are you ready? question one. ready?om. which is not needed to hang a piece of artwork. a stud finder. a frame hook or a trowel. ginger. >> trowel. >> wow. >> correct. >> ginger up one. >> you definitely need a stud finder. >> there we go. we're just going to hang it. it's really easy. >> is there any chip involved here? >> you just want to make sure it's level that every measured so it's not on the left or right but in the center of your space. >> yes. i always like to give it the eyeball touch. do you use a level? >> all the time. >> and sometimes use two hooks. >> yeah. step back and take your time. don't rush. >> ginger in the lead. but no doubt amy will be back. >> a trophy right there. >> white kitchen cabinets. what's an inexpensive way to brighten up the space. bright plates. color full cabinet knobs or both. >> oh -- >> say it baby. >> both. >> yes. >> yes. >> there we go. >> we have some red here. you can add color here and on the knobs. >> i think the knobs are great. when you're done with the color you go bac

next up is sabrina. a senior at the bronx engineering and technology academy.ess and she wanted straps. her wish was to find a gown a straps. she's so pretty. >> is that a mauve or a lavender. >> the purse is mauvela vender and the dress is gray. we had so much fun shopping. i asked her at the end, how do you feel? and he was like, beautiful. >> finally we have alexis roderick, asenior and mom of a two-year-old. she loves to read and is hoping to go to school for nursing. alexis, come on out? >> oh my gosh. look at the shape on this. now this is we're planning column dresses. and the back. i mean, not only -- >> once we get that mike phone out of there, it's going to be really pretty. >> support and a wow factor in this dress. >> very elegant. >> thank you, everybody. >> girls come on out here. >> thank you, monte. >> my pleasure. >>> we've got some favorite things of her own, don't we? >> we do. you're going to have to wait until after the break though, to hear them. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> that's our reg. he went in hoda. >> you don't know when

>> guest: again very hard for me to predict what cindy sabrina leaders had in iran.i think it's important to note just in the sake of fairness that iran has said repeatedly it doesn't want to build a nuclear weapon. they said all they want is the exact same treatment under the nonproliferation treaty that other signatories have. they say that other partners in the mideast have nuclear weapons not partners but other players in the mideast have nuclear weapons and they need this for their own self protection. whether they will go ahead and build a bomb i think you're right in saying that iran has moved ahead with its nuclear program and despite saying that it will not, it has not there's an underground uranium enrichment bunker that is blocked inspectors in the past that was built without the west knowing about it, so the west is very suspicious of iran's motives. i think exactly for that reason but begin very hard to predict -- >> we are very excited about the conversation we are going to have today. inside the cabinet, a doubleheader. we are going to start with the t

la diva mexicana compartiÓ un dÍa de playa con su hija sabrina y su pequeÑo matew alejandro antes deos el momento dado cuando venÍamos a miami, el aeropuerto quedaba como en las afueras de la ciudad y ahora queda en el medio. ana: un espectÁculo increÍble. lourdes: esa es lili. maity: que estuvo desvelando toda la noche para celebrar. lourdes: vamos con satcha que tiene la informaciÓn para nosotros. satcha: claro que sÍ. vamos a comenzar este segmento con la noticia que tiene que ver con el piloto de germanwings. y es que hay pruebas de que el piloto ocultÓ evidencias de su enfermedad a la compaÑÍa. la policÍa encontrÓ medicamentos en la vivienda que demuestran que estaba bajo tratamiento psiquiÁtrico. sin embargo, andreas decidiÓ romper la nota mÉdica para que nos enteraran. y la casa de diosa se salva de los irresponsables. mire cÓmo quedÓ una casa de dios en ohio al impactar un vehÍculo contra sus paredes. provocÓ rotura de tuberÍas en el sÓtano y el agua humedeciÓ valiosas piezas como el Órgano y la capilla. el pastor a bbc que nadie resultÓ herido y prueba que el suceso muestra

on sabrina the teenage witch she was known for working magic on her wardrobe. do you remember this?em over there getting excited with her new line of clothing made just for young boys. actress melissa joan hart joins me. >> my husband and i, we felt like with our three boys it was hard to dress them and find cool cute clothes. we wanted to help out that industry. i wanted to get in the business world. i wanted to have something tangible. >> speaking of we've got cute kids. you're a great mom. i know this, you love kids. you know they want to move. tell us about this first outfit. >> he is hiding in his jacket. hudson, where are you buddy? show them the stars. where are the stars? there are the stars. inside the jacket. this is called our montauk line. our spring collection is inspired by montauk new york. this is our jacket, our liberty tea. our mason jean which has reinforced knees. this is one of my favorite little styles. >> i some so glad you came out to hang out with us. who else is here with something fun to wear and show us. >> where is tyler? there he is. he's got on our bra