>> sabrina. she says -- woo, girl, i took that pill and i can't sleep. >> thank you. >> uh-huh. >> you can have a seat. >> the questioning continues with nicole boyce, who, according to inmate rumors, traded her medication to sabrina monahan for commissary snacks. >> did you share your medication with anyone? >> no. it's a sublingual film that dissolves right away. you can't share it. it's something that dissolves with saliva. >> so you don't know if anyone is sharing medication? >> no. >> but you're not sharing any medication? >> no. >> okay. you can step out. >> finally, sabrina monahan, who has attributed her odd behavior to having had too much coffee, is called in for questioning. >> how are you feeling today? >> i'm feeling fine. i had no coffee. >> so the way you were feeling on tuesday was because of coffee? >> i had nine coffees that day. >> so you made nine coffees. >> about nine coffees, yes. >> why would you drink that much? >> i was getting into my book i was almost finished with. >>

sabrina a game changer in changing the law. >> absolutely. one of the big challenges building a coalition against obamacare, hard to move. >> man:. everybody heard the arguments about rising costs, lower care and harder to keep your doctor. heard them so many times it doesn't work anymore. injaect new message into the conversation, talk about how especially this stupid, how stupid the american people are, were fools, this is apt to have a big change in voter preferences. >> rick, the message is deception. deception was used to sell the bill. by the way, even before wep got the gruber tapes, we have this poll showing that most americans do think there was misrepresentation, in selling obamacare? >> yeah. the message that gruber is saying is indeed deception. i'm not going to sit here and tell you that i agree with his message, but i'm not going to argue and defend him in any way, shape or form, and be honest. i could take apart everything he said and show where i don't think it's true. it doesn't matter. for those who are against this law, and

first to sabrina. go ahead. >> rick, i always like to try to have a reasonable voice but felt my heart start to pop out of my chest listening to you. if we wanted to help people, steve said, all sorts of market-based solutions we could have done. has nothing to do with helping people. it has to do with a federal law that main daits we all have health insurance, meaning insurance companies have a built-in pool of customers they are providing it to and the federal government is sub decidesing it with our dollars. the most inefficient, corrupt system. i don't know how we can pretend there's nothing related to cronyism here. >> don't you love it, other than that, sabrina? >> tried to be reasonable, but -- >> john, saw your hand. go ahead. >> the obvious tragedy of this is in pulling in the insurance companies and drugmakers we are not strengthening them, we are weakening them. those close to government become worse off. the idea get insurance to people. the quickest way to ensure a lot of people don't have

he understood that and was right. >> sabrina, it's not against management. it's against us. that they are now negotiating. >> that's right. that's right. and we're so's often concerned about workers not realizing that many of us are also working very hard, we're working hard to pay the bills every month and pay our taxes, and we don't want -- that's why sort of the opinion on labor unions have dropped precipitously in recent years. it's not just federal employees. we were just talking about public schools. many of these teachers are paid to are your representatives, union reps on the job. get election day off to help with electioneering. there's a lot that's wrong with this i think people can pick up on. >> bruce, do you think fdr, the liberal icon fdr was too conservative? >> no. but i think that i don't think that fdr had it envisioned for people not union to be negotiating the raises with bosses during holiday weekends like this. i mean, what you've -- do it on company time. if they can change it, if -- >> do you think fdr ever envisioned things getting as out of control

sabrina could be right. could create jobs. i like to think about the environment. i don't know how good it is noor and the question i would put into the mix is what does this do for the future of natural gas? which is in line to really take over a lot of that home heating and other energy needs that coal was providing. >> steve, it's clear that natural gas can taking oeshger for a lot of coal proirs, but coal still produces 37% of all of our electricity. we really need t. so does the rest of the world and the marketplace should decide whether we use coal, natural gas, oil or a mix of them. nuclear power or a mix rather than bureaucratic decrease and the epa waging a jihad against coal based on not science but ideology. they don't like coal and also not oil and gas. stop the nonsense. by the way, start by approving the xl. iline, keystone pipeline good for the environment instead of shipping coal in freight cars. >> keeping it on coal, the epa, new regs in the epa stopped projects that before the epa had actually approved. arch coal a huge project in west virginia.

this is just an example of that. >> sabrina, how it starts lower down from the polar bear, the meltinguys, what does this have to do with polar bear attacks? >> people talk about polar bears a lot when you talk about simon change has as one of these , one explained it to me they are on the thin edge of climate change, experiencing impacts right now. it is not just about the polar bears. these impacts happen throughout the sy sea ice and the sea ice is disappearing. so when that happens, it sets off or triggers these impacts that start at the very smallest organisms, things you can barely see, and works its way up in impacts the fish and seals and eventually gets to the polar bears. >> we're going to do part two after the show and post it at democracynow.org. sabrina shankman with inside climate news and rich gross, sierra club guide since 1990, who experienced and helped to save a man from this attack. the new book is called, "meldown: terror at the top of the world." for our show.it a clarification, after our interview, naomi klein contacted us to say the burnaby pipeline that just go

but first, let's turn to the reporter who wrote the story, sabrina rubin erdely.rina, thank you for talking with us. first of all, why did you want to do this story? what caught your attention? why u.v.a., and what is it about this story that you think was worthy of this kind of attention? >> well, we're looking to address the problem of rape on college campuses. this is an issue that's being discussed everywhere and we're looking to investigate what does it really look like on the ground level when there's a rape at college against the greater context of college? so i looked around at a lot of different campuses and interviewed a lofto different students. i was looking to set this story at a university that had a good reputation, but also felt very representative of what was going on at american colleges across the country with regard to sexual assault. i was also hoping that it would be a college that was under title 9 investigation and, on top of that, a place where people were willing to talk to me about their sexual assault experiences and i found all that at

sabrina, i know you've met with michael brown's mom. you know this family. last night it must have felt like reliving this again for you. were you shocked at this decision or were you sadly not surprised? >> judging by history, i wasn't surprised. there was a certain part of me that just wanted him to be held accountable for just the death of a young man. but judging by the history, the track record of the justice system, the track record of what's been going on with our african-american youth, it was highly unlikely that he was going to be held accountable. >> sabrina, as we're talking i want to let our viewers know what we're looking at. this is a live picture of ferguson. the smoldering is an autozone that was burned last night. the flames have appeared to have rekindled. we saw the fire trucks going there. sabrina, when you hear darren wilson say he doesn't think he could have done anything else, he thinks he did everything he could have done, he does have a clear conscience, do you think that his story is possible, that it's genuine, that he truly belie

sabrina, thank you very much. the only reason we're bringing this up, this is how this was cooked up. agreed to it raises an important point about key mathematical estimates that were deliberately kept vague so-so people wouldn't know, and then it gets back to the iof what nancy pelosi knew and whether she new exactly what in it. whether he remembered mr. gruber or not. all right, now to the tizzy over lizy. harry reid'veing elizabeth warrant to a leadership --way to a leadership position in the senate. one says a warren promotion like that tells you all you need to know about how much democrats are willing to compromise, and, senator, you argue, if that's the signal, not much. why? >> well, actually there's something that elizabeth warren and i do agree with and that's eliminating the medical device tax, which has driven jobs overseas and caused medical innovation to stagnate in this country. want to work with her and work with democrats on issues we agree on that will get jobs to the country, people to work, and

sabrina joins me now. you for being here and this reporting. . >> thank you for having me. >> i want to read all our viewers a quote from your article on this student. he had name is jackie. what she went through inside the fraternity house, what she says she went through. in part you write, when you when yet another hand clamped over her hand jackie bit it and the hand became a punch. she says seven men took turns raping her. she remembers how they called each other nicknames like armpit and blanket. you use not their real names in this report of the men. i'm wondering, what has happened to them now that jackie has come forward with these allegations? you detail how she finally went to the school and the authorities there. are they still walking around on campus? >> they are walking around as though nothing has happened. jackie did go to the school to report her allegations. and the school did absolutely nothing. in fact, even when jackie went to them a year later to tell them that two other girls had tol

. >> sabrina vÁsquez pensÓ que sus hijos estaban seguros. >> fue un borracho el que atropellÓ a mi hijaacto. >> son unos irresponsables. no saben el valor que estoy pasando. >> el indocumentado y sin licencia de 18 aÑos se dio a la fuga. la policÍa lo encontrÓ en una casa. la patrulla de caminos lo arrestÓ. hoy estÁ preso. la esquina parece tranquila pero los vecinos dicen que los accidentes son cosas de casi todo el dÍa. >> me imagino que estÁn borrachos o vienen conduciendo a alta velocidad y pierden el control del automÓvil. >> necesitamos que nos apoyen. luces, mÁs vigilancia. >> habrÍa hecho o alguna diferencia que el conductor indocumentado tuviera licencia de conducir? probablemente no pero quienes defienden las licencias que les van a dar a los indocumentados a partir de diciembre garantiza una educaciÓn en las leyes de trÁnsito. >> algunos demÓcratas no quieren que el presidente espere a que asuman los republicanos. hoy le dijeron que no le tenga miedo a los republicanos y que pase por alto sus advertencias. los republicanos continÚan amenazando el presidente. esta nueva guerra

. >> reporter: change that sabrina has trouble embracing. >> there's a lot of families and younger children. so i don't know how the casinos are going to be with a lot of drunk people out at night. >> there's always going to be a bad apple in every bunch. >> reporter: a different opinion from james stark who owns second street brew house with a brand new business and brand new business. >> not just more people, but more families down here and stuff like that. it's a no brainer. >> reporter: a lot of people down here did disagree. but trouble is. i knocked and knocked and knocked. no answer. the ones that did told me une kwif cably, they're against it. >> i don't think it's a bad idea at all. something that's going to bring that many jobs, that many people, new faces. >> reporter: now, there is time. the planned, $425 million casino could take a couple of years to build even if this decision today isn't challenged in court. reporting live in south philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> hazing allegations cost the central bucks west high school football coach his job on the gridiron. toda

. >> reporter: and if you're like sabrina you should consider buying soon.rices are already higher to start this year after a winter season last year, none of us wish to repeat. and that is advice that penndot has takenly they tell us they will have over 110,000 tons of salt within the next few weeks that they'll use throughout this winter season. we're live outside city hall tonight, matt rivers, "eyewitness news" at 10:00 on the cw philly matt thank you. >>> for the latest on conditions wake up with "eyewitness news" in the morning. katie will track tomorrow's weather and we'll have the latest road can conditions. the team gets started at 4:30 on our sister station cbs3 and then continues right here on the cw starting at 7:00. >> new at 10 o'clock tonight, philadelphia police are on the hunt for several suspects in a brazen jewelry store heist and thanks to some surveillance video, we've got a very good look at the suspects. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is in center city where, diana, you talked to the jewelry store owner tonight. >> reporter: th

. >> i want to address something sabrina said ideological points of view and hopes and dreams might note backing up with data. the war on women rhetoric and that frame let's talk about the data. this was a republican wave no doubt in this election. however, the two races where there was an extremely intense focus, in north carolina and in colorado, where in fact the republican candidates won, they won by just really tiny margins compared to other candidates who got elected to the senate. to say that that did not resonate, i think there's untruth to that. it was a fact of and it caused both candidates on other side to retreat a bit from their positions and try to appear more moderate. and stances that they had taken in the past on abortion and contraception. and republicans are going to have trouble ahead. a third of the people who voted for them do not agree with their views on abortion specifically. and we have seen they keep going after this agenda everytime they get elected. >> what is going to happen when you have joni ernst and shelly moore capito added to the senate? what if anyth

behind the headlines modern feminism independent women's forum director to to the contrary panelist sabrinachaeffer says there's more than one way to be pro women and girls. schaeffer told us progressives and democrats don't always get it. >> the progressives' agenda for women shows that government is the solution to every problem. the women's agenda is limited to reproductive rights and children and the workplace. >> in lean together as opposed to lean in, the independent women's forum describes an alternative women's agenda that schaeffer says is empowering because it focuses on the positives. >> the message that is being portrayed is that sexism lurks around every corner. not only is that not true but what a terrible message to paint for young girls. >> iwf scholars focus on issues ranging from healthcare to agricultural policy and affordable energy. the premise is all issues are women's issues. >> we want sensible policies that will allow our economy to grow and job creation and allow women and families to have freedom of choice. >> iwf is nonpartisan. schaeffer takes issue with republi

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. >> if you're like sabrina you should consider buying soon. prices are already higher to start this year after a winter season last year none of us wish to repeat. penndot certainly taken that advice. they tell us they will have over 110,000 tons of salt on hand to treat area roadways throughout the winter is that. we're live outside of city hall, matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, matt, thanks so much. follow these first flakes and the winter weather all season long by downloading the cbs-3 weather app. you can check live radar and get severe weather alerts. you can download the app now on google play and i tunes. and you can also help us tell the winter weather story tonight and all winter long. we ask that you send us your snow and ice photos on twitter, facebook and instagram just use hash tag cbs-3 snow. >> breaking news we're following tonight. another ebola patient is coming to the u.s. federal government source tells the associated press a surgeon working in sierra leone has contracted ebola and will be flown to the uni

joining senior airman john c hamilton in the audience tonight are his wife andrea, his mother sabrinaather mark, and stepmother teresa. [applause] lieutenant colonel mason doolan and his wife are here to support airman hamilton. [applause] lieutenant colonel doolan was a special tactical squadron commander and had the foresight to nominate john for this award so thank you. both of you represent the values of honor and integrity we hold so dear. senior airman john c hamilton, a pararescue man, distinctions up when he displayed remarkable courage and critical life-saving medical skills during an august 14, 2013 firefight in afghanistan. senior airman hamilton acted as a rescue and battlefield trauma specialist for an elite army special forces team during 13

thank you to sabrina and chloe. raul be back in the next hour.oming up next, a new demonstration gets under way in ferguson, missouri, and we're going to go there live. also, it's still thanksgiving, so we're going to lighten up and talk about food and race and culture and identity. maybe that's not that light. there's more nerd land at the top of the hour. >>> welcome back. i'm melissa harris-perry. protesters in ferguson zeroed in on black friday sales as a way to draw more attention to their cause. the no justice, no profit campaign resulted in a handful of demonstrations across the nation, like this one friday morning. protestered marched silently through a shopping mall in st. louis with their hands up. police eventually escorted them off the property. in terg son, walmart delayed opening surrounded by state troopers and the national guard. no arrests reported there. less than 4 miles away, 16 people were arrested last night in front of the ferguson police police department after a protest that started at shopping malls. and in new york city

se llama ester sabrina. >> es un nombre biblico. >> asÍ es. >> como una bendiciÓn ester recibe la lecheaterna en esta batalla por salvar a los pequeÑos de las garras de la muerte. >> tiene hormonas, proteinas, estimulantes. es un factor que viene en la especie que es el apego. es lÓgico que se de entre mamÁ y bebÉ. pero tambiÉn puede darse entre una persona que no es precisamente la madre biolÓgica y un bebÉ. eso pasa con las donantes. cuando tienen oportunidad ven a los bebÉs que benefician. son madrinas de lecha. >> mirian es una de varias madres que dona leche impursada por la ogn, una organizaciÓn que desde hace varios aÑos promueve esta hermosa lavor. >> se siente maravilloso, muy bien. me siento como si fueran mis otros hijos. >> el programa beneficia a madres como los niÑos, siempre se tiene que vencer la resistencia de las viejas creencias populares. >> al principio fue difÍcil, no tanto con las mamÁs si no con las abuelas. que temen que no tengan suficiente leche. despuÉs de eso sono los temores y resistencias de la donaciÓn en sÍ. no damos leche, no damos Órganos, no damos san

veronica, sabrina, what do you think?> i think what jack welsh is picking up on, we want competence. we know we need to get rid of regulations. we need to extreme line things. most importantly he's picking up on the fact that voters don't pick up on subtlety. they need people with principles and too often when we try to have someone who runs to the middle, we lose all of that. we need clear messages. a lot of these are universal principles that everyone can get behind. neil: i understand. one thing going outside the petri dish and then just going outside the universe. i can disparage some of these fiery guys, but they're controversial for a reason. >> and i think that's one thing the selection proves. americans want our congress to work together. they want the president and congress to talk to each other and work out deals. neil: tom disagrees with that. he says they want the republican way. quit negotiating. >> they want legislation they want things to get done. someone like ted cruz, i think wall street will be very ner

sabrina. which wouldn't surprise me. everyone around you with a cell phone is going to be picked up. >> what are they calling it dragnet security. they're not getting a couple of phone numbers. they're getting all the content. i live in d.c. like you. in new york. i understand the real threat of security whether we're talking about criminals or terrorism. we have to walk this line between security and individual rights. it's the government. we don't have any control over this. >> i get really disturbed when i hear this widespread hysteria about the government spying on us. they don't just read conversations. >> who cares. >> they zero on a particular number. neil: how do you know? like when they got 125 million verizon records. where is the value? >> we don't know. it's so important to elect leaders we trust. we have to put people in we trust. i don't trust the president. >> aren't we at a point where you say, if you listen at my phone calls, i think they would take my kids away. i'm constantly yelling at them. if they w

joining senior airman john c hamilton in the audience tonight are his wife andrea, his mother sabrina, stepfather paul, father mark, and stepmother teresa. [applause] lieutenant colonel mason doolan and his wife are here to support airmen hamilton. [applause] lieutenant colonel dollan was a special tactical squadron commander and had the foresight to nominate john for this award to thank you. both of you represent the values of honor and integrity we hold so dear. senior airman john c hamilton, a parrot rescue men, distinctions up when he displayed remarkable courage and critical life-saving medical skills during an august 14, 2013 firefight in afghanistan. senior airman hamilton acted as a rescue and battlefield trauma specialist for an elite army special forces team during 13 high risk combat missions in afghanistan. while assaulting a knownhakani network sanctuary, they were pinned down by heavy fire and his bravery and medical expertise help save the life of a wounded comrade during the four-hour firefight and that proved decisive in preventing his small unit from being overrun. s

sabrina, thank you so much. >> great work.one" magazine. >> it explains a lot. powerful fraternities who have powerful parents who are powerful alumni who give lots of money to the universities. sometimes they just kind of get away with a slap on the wrist. >> uva is a wonderful school. >> extraordinary. >> somebody has to step up. we heard the president of the university saying the greek system needs to take a good look at itself. you're the president of the university. do something. >> i don't get fraternities. i went to a college that didn't have any fraternities. all i know is "animal house" and this. >> their rich parents allow them to get away with murder on a lot of college campuses across -- >> just abolish them. >> up next, the deadline is rapidly approaching for talks with iran on their nuclear program. the likelihood a deal will get done ahead and more allegations against bill cosby and "the washington post" speaks to a handful of women making claims against the comedian. the author of that article joins us ahead. s

our teams today are jackie and samantha and sabrina and annie. ladies, forgive me., first of all, you look great. you look great, both of you. i love it. tell me about yourselves. >> we are from las vegas. >> uh-oh. >> we plan special events. >> what kind of special event

it says sabrina. >> just not done yet? >> no, sir. >> what's up with the six-shooter. you a cowboy?. >> all right. that's what it's for? >> yes, sir. i'm all into old western. >> nothing else though? >> a girl's face on the back of my right leg. and that's it. >> golly, just keeps coming. calf? on your right calf? >> yes. >> nothing in your hairlines or anything like that? >> no. on my lip i have my initials. >> damn. >> r.c. >> r.c.? what is that in the middle? what's that in the middle? >> it was supposed to say robby but it didn't come out right. >> were you drunk? or what? >> no. >> you did that sober? >> yes, sir. >> all right. all right, let me see your left hand. this is the last time i'm going to see you, right? >> yes, sir. >> corley's tattoos are determined not to be gang affiliated. and he's cleared for a less restrictive general population housing unit. >> all right, man. you're good to go. >> thank you, sir. >> i.d. pickup. >> but first corley will experience one more sobering step. exchanging his street clothes for jail scrubs and plastic sandals. >> let's see what thi

sabrina eaton of the cleveland plain dealer. jennifer miss ra hi, usa.org. our guest today has been the subject of rumor and speculation -- [ laughter ] -- for the last two weeks. since his name surfaced as a favorite to replace eric holder as attorney general. but for now, at least, thomas perez is still the secretary of labor. since being confirmed by the senate in july 2013, perez it seems has been everywhere. in houston, with union leaders one day, in memphis competing in a nail-driving contest with a carpenter, and meeting with unemployed workers in cleveland yet another. the first friday of every month he's all over the airwaves, talking about the nation's falling unemployment rate. and when he's here in town, he's likely to be spotted at, at least until last month, at national spark. perez has been traveling the country preaching his gospel that hard work deserves a living wage. as head of the labor department, he's advocated raising the minimum wage to $10.10, push for paid parental leave, and work to reduce the number of workers who are categorized

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joining senior airman john c hamilton in the audience tonight are his wife andrea, his mother sabrinafather paul, father mark, and stepmother teresa. [cheers and applause] lieutenant colonel mason doolan and his wife are here to support airmen hamilton. lieutenant colonel dollan was a special tactical squadron commander and had the foresight to nominate john for this award to thank you. both of you represent the values of honor and integrity we hold so dear. senior airman john c hamilton, a parrot rescue men, distinctions up when he displayed remarkable courage and critical life-saving medical skills during an august 14, 2013 firefight in afghanistan. senior airman hamilton acted as a rescue and battlefield trauma specialist for an elite army special forces team during 13 high risk combat missions in afghanistan. while assaulting a knownhakani network sanctuary, they were pinned down by heavy fire and his bravery and medical expertise help save the life of a wounded comrade during the four-hour firefight and that proved decisive in preventing his small unit from being overrun. senior