>> sabrina: lucas.hought you guys had, youknowf know, taken your friendship to the next level. >> felix: hmm. well, if you call a three-way with brad next level, then lucas and i were there. >> brad: so, you're not disappointed we didn't include felix the other night? >> lucas: the other night? dude, that was last night. >> brad: dude, no, it wasn't. [ chuckles ] we've been holed up here for nearly 48 hours. >> lucas: huh. huh. i haven't even looked at my phone. >> brad: or a computer. >> lucas: the only people we've had contact with besides each other are val and abby ewing, which don't count considering they are fake people on "knots landing." >> brad: we're almost done with season three, by the way. >> lucas: we made it that far? >> brad: mm-hmm. >> lucas: wow, i didn't think we'd have time, what with all the, uh, activity. >> brad: i do love being active. >> lucas: that's so weird. so do i. >> brad: ahh! you know who's not gonna love it? obrecht. >> lucas: oh, come on. why would you give me that men

sabrina, is it better or worse? >> it's going to get worse for decades. health care is simply not effective. the national small business association came out with an analysis of its own said that more than a third of small businesses are putting off hiring because of obamacare. 91% say costs have gone up. they've gone up sizably from $600 per worker to $1100 per worker. >> rick, the president said it's going to help grow the economy. in fact, it's helping to slow the economy. >> yeah, i have to say, it won't surprise you, i didn't have quite the interpretation of the same report you might have. i was surprised at the huge numbers at no impasse, 85 to 70%. it's odds with improvement over the last quarter when they did the same kind of a survey, finally -- >> hold on. let me just jump in there. it was a net loss of jobs, 18% of those surveyed said they were hiring fewer workers. that's a net loss of jobs. >> so what, a slower economy? >> it's still a net loss of jobs. fewer jobs. >> it means 18% said they hired fewer. how do you know that the other 80% didn

earlier today, i spoke with is a wreen in a -- sabrina fulton.or joining me this morning. i think the parallels are many between the case we're seeing now and the story of your son's death. teenagers, unarmed, young black men, both becoming the symbols of a larger national movement. it seems it would be a natural thing to pick up a pen and write to them, but you decided to do as an open letter. why do that? >> one of the things is because a lot of the words that i had to say to the family, i don't think i would have been able to say to them personally to them. the family and our foundation supports their family and i thought it would be best in order for me to write an open letter. >> if they reached out to you, would you meet with them? >> absolutely, absolutely. we have been in contact with the parents, tracy and i have been in contact with the parents. >> i'm so glad that's happened because i think there is power in your voice joining their process of grieving and all that they are going through and i actually want to talk about that because t

i just want to take on sabrina a little bit. nations can turn pretty fast. singapore, malaysia, vietnam. these are countries that 30, 40 years ago we would have said these problems are eternal. this is the way these people are. and look at how fast these countries turn when they got a taste of free market enterprise. >> even when you look at south america, that came as a result. >> think of a lot of other countries that we did battle with and helped build from the ground up. establishing property rights was key. >> look at russia. >> that's a great point. >> here's the thing. this move in iraq would attack the root causes of terrorism that divide between the poor. you look at the back door and mexico. >> rick? go ahead. >> you pointed out that we played a role in getting the current prescribe to step down. something that is very important. when we say we, this means the administration. can i ask my friends for one time and one time only? let's give the president some credit for this? >> people have been talking about doing it for a long time. but still, at l

neil: the white house stands by and one thing that comes to mind, sabrina, this was a big deal with the senators, only when it came to light that they were spying on the senate and the senate says they're snooping. never mind what happened with our phone records collected. it got a big deal when it was close to their home. what do you make of the dustup over this. it's a big thing when democrats start going after their own. >> right, and you took the words right out of my mouth there. has been a pattern with the kind of scandals we've seen under the obama administration, the irs scandal, the nsa scandal, benghazi, taking information from people the government shouldn't be getting information from and controlling the flow of information to the american people. and people like senator wyden are saying enough is enough, you are right. american people didn't wake up until the media and government were under attack. neil: i don't think it's going anywhere, so we limp through the investigations that ticked off senate to get on their high horse and they're upstet happened to them, but nothing

. >> here now, mara kiesling and sabrina ruben-erderly, who has covered this issue extensively.nks to both of you for being here. mara, you have been active on this issue for at least a dozen years. now, you say we've come to the point "time" magazine says we're at a tipping point. you have had progress in courts. laverne cox coming in and being nominated for an emmy award. what is your sense? have we reached a critical moment here now for this movement? >> i think absolutely. and we're winning policy change. faster than we ever thought we could. the culture is changing really, really fast. but still, the truth is, while that's happening and while that's all great and important, there are a million tragedies happening every day with people having judges take away their kids because they're trans. people being disrespected out on the street. people being murdered. we had one of the worst months of transgender murders this past june. all this summer has been a bad month for violence. that stuff is still going on. maybe that's partly because there are so many more of us out there e

. >> reporter: sabrina quick and her son pictured the life they wanted moving into antioch. >> i got text message this morning asking if everyone was okay. that's how i found out about it. >> bomb shots on sixth and j. >> reporter: when a hail of bullets -- >> followed by seven gunshots. >> reporter: hit the apartment down the street. >> apparently came from the outside. >> grazing a woman while she slept. >> a 23-year-old female was shot through the neck. >> reporter: six people were home at the time. >> you don't know -- >> reporter: including a 4 -month-old baby. >> we got lucky that the baby was on the other side. the other room. not here. >> reporter: a man who lives here spoke to us on condition we hide his identity. >> all we heard was a gunshot and we just jumped to the floor. >> reporter: it was 4:00 a.m., everyone was asleep. >> i don't feel comfortable sleeping. i feel like i want to go some where else to sleep. >> reporter: he told us his whole family feels unsafe. >> i feel we're back in mexico you could kill somebody and you just get away. >> reporter: the apartment is

news and world report sabrina joyce stevens executive director of integrity with education and kevin martin member of the project twenty one black leadership network and thank you all for joining us tonight thank you can see you all good to be. so let's start out with obamacare the republican governors who are up for election and who have expanded medicaid under obamacare are holding better than those who haven't and according to bloomberg news all across the country republicans up for reelection competitive races are spending less and less anti obama care political ads so as the unthinkable happened is this you know republicans are going to start they can really easily do this by simply starting to refer to it as romney care or will admit that democrats don't want to talk. mary landrieu both will talk about it more prior to the want to talk about but we keep hearing these polls will progress the new yorker and how people love this thing but the people who practice it don't want to talk about it well they do i think that the word obamacare is is it's time soon shall we say you know i

among the other guests that we know have been invited and are attending, you mentioned don that sabrinan and valerie bell, the mother of sean bell will be there. the cousin of emmitt till, the aunt and uncle of oscar grant. there is a growing number of people who feel that they want to be there to support the brown family. >> also three representatives from the white house, the obama administration. there are people who have been there for several weeks also as don was just saying who were involved in the protest. today, two members of the white house. interesting to see the administration reaching out like this. we're going to get back to these services, these home going services as they go on over the next hour, but first we want to given you some of the other stories we're following right now. a active shooter incident was reported at virginia's ft. lee this morning, the army installation was put on lockdown but in the last hour, thankfully the all clear was given. no word at this point what sparked the warning. >>> an american journalist is now free after being captured by islamic r

guest: we are talking with sabrina of the huffington post. what are republicans talking about as they head home ahead of republican elections. -- i want to get your questions and comments here, so start dialing in now. democrats, what is the issue that is hurting them? >> part of the reason the president has been reluctant to immigration, all of these democrats voted for a comprehensive bill, but it is conversation over the president's use of executive authority, labeling him as someone not following the rule of law. in a concerted stay, you do not want to see him into much powerful -- is too much powerful. it is not to say the stumbles in the beginning had not impacted them. unless there is any kind of wrote lock that comes up. it will not be about a president referendum on a on hownt, but it will be the favorability impacts democrats and how they have to answer for a lot potential failures of the administration, or areas where he may have taken the kind of actin -- kind of action. >> republicans are hoping and say obamacare message will sti

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i want to welcome sabrina who is a survivor of sexual assault as a college student in new york. she talks about her survival for the rape abuse and incest national network. i welcome samantha harris the director of speakco research from philadelphia. great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> why was this a dirty little secret for so many years? >> as a society we really teach people that it is a shameful act. just sex in general is very shamed. even further, when it's nonconsensual, many victims have come forward and face shame from family members and friends, let alone going to the police or their school. >> who defines what is nonconsensual sex? is it the individual? >> yes. i believe in essence the individual defines that and two the individuals who participated in any act. >> miss harris, what was the game-changer, if you will, in the fight against sexual assault on college campuses? >> miss harris, you said? >> yes. >> oh. i think that the game changer was it -- the department of education's 2011 dear colleague letter to colleges and universities. when the department of e

as sabrina pointed out, does not even address the problem. >> two-thirds of the employees are unionized. even fdr was against part of the unionization of the workers. this was why the individuals are suppose supposed to be getting the help. >> we want to help the veterans. anything that keeps them inside the v.a. is going to hurt them. we like to talk about government as soft and compassionate, but government is inefficient. so if we want to help the veterans, we should turn their benefits into dollars that they can spend on profit-motivated health care. >> the unions don't want them to outsource. >> they don't. the story line now from the federal unions at the v.a. is that you -- it's really wrong what they are saying. they are saying veterans are going to end up at local community hospitals who don't know how to treat ptsd. not understanding that the veterans would have a choice. this is the problem. nearly 270 v.a. full-time workers, guess what they do? they work on union duties full-time. that's their job is working for the union. these are physicians assistants and nurses. they hav

our guest is sabrina siddiqui, political reporter for the "huffington post." at 8:30 eastern we'll be joined by charles lewis, author of "935 lies," the future of truth and the decline of america's moral integrity. "washington journal" is next. >> good morning. it's tuesday, august 5th. it is primary today in four states. many will be watching in kansas to see if pat roberts can be knocked out there. in washington, african heads of states are here for the first-ever summit held by the obama administration. deals between african countries andus companies are expected to be announced today. president barack obama

bell and sabrina, mrs. fulton, were able to go there and just be with her.aughters have this discussion. my daughter's now in middle school. she's old enough to know what happened. for us the hardest part is letting them know that, no, this isn't all police officers. we have police officers in the family. we're not saying is all police officers are bad. we are saying that there are some who abuse their authority. when they come into these communities like the one i live in, everyone is treated like a criminal. but our husbands, our sons do not deserve to be treated as if everyone is doing something wrong. we need federal laws nationally to get involved in this. me and mrs. diallo, we come to the table, when other families come to the table, we don't do it just to say hello to everyone at home watching. we're doing this because we are passionate about it. this changed our lives. my life would never be the same. no matter how much time goes on. and i pray that we do have someone that intervenes, comes in, and makes a change for special prosecution for these po

sabrina fulton says in part, quote, if they refuse to hear us, they will see us. feeling us means imagining our plight as parents of slain children. i would hate to think that our lawmakers would need to lose a child before making the necessary changes now. end quote. we'll have more on that story later. been a busy start to the week for president obama. taking a break from his vacation for two reasons. first, the situation in ferguson as we were just talking about. the president is calling for unity and understanding following the death of michael brown. second, the crisis in iraq. he's calling the strikes a major step forward. brian moore joins us from the nation's capitol. brian, good morning to you. what can we expect to see today? >> reporter: we can expect president obama to resume his vacation which was to have two problems, no american war for iraq. >> good afternoon, everybody. >> reporter: taking a break, he addressed two crises. >> let me call for us to seek some understanding rather than simply holler at each other. >> reporter: he called for help in t

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sabrina reubenerdly has two children in the district she's concerned about the funding fiasco and possibility schools may not open on time. >> i think it's all politics. i don't seen into understand levels of dysfunction and bureaucracy that stand between us and our children being properly educated. >>> city officials say they'll send layoff notices now to teachers unless the tax is approved by august 15. more to come on this. >>> speaking of schools. summer is just flying by as we know. it's already august 1 right? so, we really need your help to help the kids in need. >> we absolutely do come to our studio august to stuff the bus. we partnered with humided way and caidle to crayons to collect and stuff 22,000 back packs with school supplies. we're looking for typical stuff, extra on, highlighters, pens, folder, bipders, back packs, thumb drives, bring what you can next friday down to forth an market at the corner between 7 and 10. >> search a good turnout. >> how about the ones with the -- you know what i'm talking about. velcro. velcro and -- >> trapper keeper. >> flapper keeper. >> trappe

sabrina rodriguez claims these innocent. vega with the story. >> reporter: this morning sabrina is not reporting on the news, she's making it. police in northern california say the emmy-winning journalist who has reported on stories about the dangers of shoplifting for sacramento's fox 40 -- >> shoplifting has a number of negative consequences. >> reporter: was part of a handbag stealing tag team. she was the lookout and her boyfriend, nicholas gray swiped purses from a coach outlet store last year lifting more than $2500 in wallets. rodriguez charged with grand theft and second degree burglary has not yet entered a plea. gray, has not yet been charged. but he is behind bars on unrelated arson and other charges. in court documents prosecutors say surveillance video show rodriguez picking up and shaking a wallet at gray and then he took the wallets off the tan and placed them in his bag while police say rodriguez claimed she did not know about the alleged thefts prosecutors say a series of text messages prove otherwise. they

i think of her as almost like a sabrina audrey hepburn character. she grew up as the gardener's daughter at this longwood gardens estate on the east coast and so when she met jackie kennedy she almost treated jackie like she was an old friend, that they were to private school girls getting to know each other. but you had this band forming. these women are in the public eye and i don't know how to deal with it at first. they start giving each other little words of advice like if a reporter asks you something you don't know anything about, don't worry. just say it's classified. one of my favorite stories, because a lot of the inspiration for writing the book came out of these incredible technicolor looking photographs from "life" magazine. the wives were on the cover of life dozens of times from 1959 to 1972 at the end of the apollo program. the wives had their first cover shoot and they are all going to be clustered around this mercury capsule, which when you see it today at the smithsonian, i mean this thing looks really flimsy and you can understan

sabrina rub ep elderly has two children in the district and she's concerned about the funding fiasco and the' schools may not open on time. >> i think it's all politics i don't begin to understand the levels of dysfunction and bureaucracy standing between you know us and our children being properly educated. >> officials say they will send layoff notices to teachers unless the tax is approved by august 15. almost exactly two weeks from today. >> all right, 4:17 time one of surviving victims of a deadly carjacking is out of a hospital. >> she's speaking out about the tranl incompetent event of last friday. they will ma brown is nursing a broken foot and other injuries. she was among the victims in incidents that killed three children and critically injured their knowledge north philadelphia. brown was selling fruit to raise money for a youth group when a stolen suv crashed into the entire family. >> when someone is close you to like those kids were and that happened to them, that's something you can not process. >> just a block away from the crash site neighbors started harvesting veg

this is six months year-old area and a chain and her twin year- old sister sabrina. both were born three months matuearly. this tower meets all federal regulations as the smallest type of cell phone antenna micro is a and sell funds can emit more than this our. california's drought has now hit historic levels. the fight to save water has also given rise to drought shaming. now if you want to report on your water wasting neighbor they have an act for that. a good neighbor will go to the door and say hey to know that your sprinkler pass in the. channing each other is the wrong way to do and. the park police are investigating car park paths. the thieves stole all three vehicles in the the middle of the day and a lot. as he can imagine commanders are worried and outraged ma their way at work. if you have a toyota a sugi experts recommends looking into an anti theft device. brian williams is a proud dad. on wednesday his daughter landed the lead role of peter pan life . and if you love the hundred games catching fire soundtrack she will be on mocking jane part one. big pa

. >>: this is 6 month old area on a chain of her older twin sister sabrina. they were both two months premature they were both living with their brother 50 ft. of this power pole whether planned to play tennis system. >>: i don't know my children at risk for any radiation. >>: this is what the power pole looks like all this is what it will look like after distribute. you notice the end to end here. >>: there's been a lot of test paddle think they're casting on infants or testing and premature children at all. >>: this is where they live in this is where the at&t antenna will be. those with at&t's says that the safety requirements for this site has been met. >>: it needs of state and federal safety regulations. there is a government body that sets standards and was considered safe and at&t's job is to meet those standards. these systems go up in numerous berkeley hills locations. it's a small cell phone antenna. they tell me the amount of magnetic energy come from this location is 80 times below that f c c limit. they said there cellphone commits more energy t

sabrina fulton who is trayvon martin's mother. made a joke.r told me she made that joke on purpose because she wanted to at least see her laugh a little bit and then the people in the room all tried to take credit for the joke and trayvon martin's mom says that was my joke. i did that. it was the first time that i had seen her smile, and i ended the interview and i asked her, because the two mothers had been talking, saying, you know, how they felt about her and they were not going to let her go. as we know trayvon martin's mother has a foundation now and she turned to them and she said i'm sorry this happened to you and she turned to trayvon martin's mother said i'm sorry this happened and sean bell aus mother said i'm sorry this happened to you. in all of the pain and suffering and angst and hurt she's going through, she has the wherewithal to say i'm sorry this happened to you. she knows now. carol. she knows. >> she does. sadly she does. thanks, don. thanks, l.z. i got to take a break. i'll be back with much more in the "newsroom." reveal

. ♪ >> sabrina tavernise has been covering ukraine for "the new york times."he was one of the first to reach the crash site of malaysian flight 17. this week, she is able to join us for a longer discussion and i'm pleased to have her here. let me just go back to the crash scene. how soon did you get there? there at about 8:00 p.m., a few hours after the plane had been shot out of the sky. it was coming close to getting dark. few ragtaga firefighters putting out a quiet large fire in the fuselage area of the plane. an hour or sot from amsterdam so it was full of fuel burning hotly and largely. really, other than the firefighters, there were not that many people out there. there were some rebels milling around, some villagers. the plane had landed, the biggest part landed in between these two villages where people had cows and chickens, very rural agricultural peasants. we got out of the car and looked around. -- really most incomprehensible contrast i think i've ever seen in my life. there were these incredibly beautiful expanses of farmland, sunflower field, w

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. >> i talked to sabrina fulton, trayvon martin's mom, yesterday, and one of the things she said -- and wrote an open letter to you. one of the things she said in that is she was warning you that people are going to try to attack the character of your son. just as she said they did with her son, trayvon. do you feel like that's already happened? >> yep. even if this hadn't happened, people do that anyway. he was a teenager. he was growing up. he was only 18. he had a chance to make a mistake and correct it. just like the officer. he had a choice. and he chose the wrong one. >> still to come, the parents of the american james foley give their reaction to the e-mail notifying them their son would be killed in revenge for u.s. air strikes against isis. i'll ask a leading republican congressman. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, bec