. >> i'd like to see if dr. dyson has saved as many lives in his community as i've saved. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. let's mixes two. al davis, the former owner of the oakland raiders used to say the nfl is part of our american culture. we found that out over the weekend. some players from the st. louis rams showed us that on sunday. the rams players, trayvon austin and kenny brit showed up with their hands up. what's wrong with this? because they wear a jock strap for a living and play football, they can't have an opinion on what's going on in their community? the owner and coaches of the team didn't know they were going to do this. hands up to support ferguson demonstrator around the country. good for them. keep it right where it needs to be, in the focus of the american people. the rest of the receiving corps, they joined in and went on the field with them with hands up. the police officer association released a statement in disgust. they said they're profoundly disappointed wi

. >> i'd like to see if dr. dysonmmunity as i've saved. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. let's mixes two. al davis, the former owner of the oakland raiders used to say the nfl is part of our american culture. we found that out over the weekend. so p

. >> good evening dr. dyson and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, a warning shot from the left. senator elizabeth warren and progressives in congress have put republicans on notice. they're not just going to roll over for the new gop majority. this week senator elizabeth warren took a dramatic stand, pushing democrats to fight against a budget deal that included a big give-away to big banks. >> here's the bottom line. a vote for this bill is a vote for future taxpayer bailouts of wall street. who do you work for? wall street? or the american people? this fight isn't about conservatives or liberals. it's not about democrats or republicans. it's about money. if big companies can deploy their armies of lobbyists to get congress to vote for special deals that benefit themselves, we will simply confirm the view of the american people, that the system is rigged. it is time for all of us to stand up and fight. >> lots of democrats did stand up and fight. the bill passed the house late last night, but republicans were warned. they're not goi

dr. dyson, what's your take on that? this is the model, isn't it, for big cities?odel and shameful again because conservative financing is built upon the austerity that's imposed on the very poor who are least capable of observing it and rich and happy times for those who were up top. the redistribution of wealth upward into the coffers of corporation and massive financial interests are the powerful story of what happened in detroit and the tragedy is that the vulnerable will be made more vulnerable. >> when floods and hurricanes come, we've helped people and when economic strive and job losses there, we just turn our back on them. i think that's wrong and michael eric dyson, it's good to have you both back tonight. >>> still to come, america's biggest employer is slapped down for intimidating employees. the story ahead. keep it here. we'll be right back. account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry knew the importance of preparin

. >> good evening dr. dyson and thanks to you for tuning in. a warning shot from the left. senator elizabeth warren and progressives in congress have put republicans on notice. they're not just going to roll over for the new gop majority. this week senator elizabeth warren took a dramatic stand, pushing democrats to fight against a budget deal that included a big give-away to big banks. >> here's the bottom line. a vote for this bill is a vote for future taxpayer bailouts of wall street. who do you work

dr. michael eric dyson, msnbc political analyst and georgetown university professor joining us exclusivelyw." doctor, there's no doubt that bill cosby apparently has some expectations of the black media in america. what are your thoughts on that, that he would in a sense call out and expect something of the black media, at least that's the way i took it. >> let me defend mr. cosby first. he said that he was told that he was being called specifically from a black media outlet, so it would make sense that he would say, look, this is what i expect of the black media. i can understand he would then go on to say, this is what i want the black media to do. so let me defend him on that premise. however, beyond that, i think the black media has failed miserably in the past. let me point the finger at all of the journalists who for the last ten years when mr. cosby was engaging and i think very unfair, unprincipled, vicious assaults on black people, especially black women, they came to his defense, calling it organic conservative belief within black america. columnists saying he was finally telling

dyson issued a statement. meanwhile a new allegation from the woman accusing cosby of drugging her in 1988. the woman identifies herself as lisa appeared on drho offered to help her with her career. >> you don't really know what happened? do you know if he raped you? do you know if he molested you in some way? you don't really know what did happen? >> no. >> that was nbc stefanie goss. law enforcement tell nbc news only one woman come forward to accuse bill cosby of sexual assault. mr. cosby has never been charged with a crime. >>> michael phelps is appearing in a baltimore courtroom. phelps on trial for drunk driving charges. he was arrested back in september. he checked into rehab five days later and suspended by the usa swimming for six months. if he is convicted this time, he faces up to a year in jail and $1,000 fine. >>> state police in industriaus are investigating the stabbing deaths of eight children. the bodies were found in a home earlier today ranging in ages from 15 months to 15 years. >>> the 35-year-old woman a 35-year-old woman was found with stab wounds and being treated a the hospital. police believe she's their mother. the

he also won the james dyson award, $50,000 in startup money and all that pub policety that comes with it. and then james met with the woman who inspired his creation dr james? >> oh my goodness. i had tears in my eyes when i read the e-mail about him doing the incubator. what a phenomenal person. i think it's a very, very special person who sees this despair and sees these problems and is not only moved because it's easy to be moved with sympathy or empathy, but to take it to that essential next step of actually taking action about something, about an injusty that you see. >> repoter: getting his incubator from the work ben torch the work zone will take time and money but we asked him what success meant to him? >> helping out a child when he's very young, incredible. >> amazing. >> yeah. >> reporter: taking any invention to market is based on simple supply and demand. supply may be two years off. there's already plenty of demand. for "cbs this morning," i'm charlie d'agata in england. >> remarkable. he actually won that dyson prize over finalists from 18 other countries. so an amazing achievement all the way around. >> he had offers to sell this and