sabrina betraying lisa. then you have kevin betraying sabrina and ultimately you have sabrina betraying kevin. >> yeah. it's a perfect circle. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. to iran to ukraine. >> president putin's got to make the decision to take an offramp. >> the obama administration calls for strategic patience. my exclusive interview with secretary of state john kerry. >>> the measles outbreak. the debate over government mandates like vaccines for children. is personal liberty being denied. >> mandating vaccines opens doors for mandates on what my child eats and goes to school. >> remember that during the crusades people committed te

sabrina betraying lisa. then you have kevin betraying sabrina and ultimately you have sabrina betraying kevin. >> yeah. it's a perfect circle. >>> yet another major winter storm in the northeast. snow on top of more snow and this as the west cost recovers from the pine al.express. high level talks pe white house ahead today for president obama and germany's angela merkel. on the agenda, russia and isis. >>> the biggest winners from the grammys. >>> plus new details from the fatal car crash involving bruce jenner. >>> tributes pour in for a giant of college basketball and much more on this busy monday february 9th. "early today" starts right now. >>> well good morning, everybody. happy monday to you. thanks so much for joining us. right now, two powerful storms on the move locking on to

. >> number 20 sabrina. >> she is out to prove that she is the best player every day. >> i try my best to keep her humble. it's tough sometimes because she is so good. >> i started, like, stepping up in bigger games and stuff the coaches would always joke around about calling me the franchise kind of stuck with me. >> reporter: that's because is brain into is a basketball talent that can do it all. during sabrina's three years at miramonte she led the matadors to an 82-7 record with all 7 losses coming against nationally ranked teams. [screaming ] >> reporter: she is an assist machine. the 6-footer owns the paint.

>> 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. >>

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hillary schaefer, sabrina and cheryl casone. catch sabrina and other "forbes" guest at 11:00 a.m.saturday on "forbes on fox." i will be there. we hope you will to. liz? liz: the dispute at the west coast ports continue as employers refuse to unload ships for six out of tense days. major issue is the employers and unions there is this impasse. premium wages. employers refuse to pay workers for weekend, right now and holidays. the economic impact of the delays are starting to add up. agriculture transportation coalition estimates it will cut ag exports by $1.7 billion. the meat and poultry industry losing 85 million a week. retailers could lose as much as 3.8 billion this year according to new estimates. companies are already weighing in. levi strauss was concerned it would not receive products in time for spring deliveries. honda says shortages at plants will impact production on multiple days over next week. subaru, if things go on could hinder production at u.s. plants. david: causing a lot of problems. another thing causing problems is that winter storm which essentially covered

sabrina schaefer, anthony randazzo, cheryl casone.'t forget catch is a that and myself on "forbes on fox," 11:00 a.m. eastern on fox news. you do not want to miss that. >>> coming up the cme was out with earnings after the bell. this morning's headlines about the deal with the foundation of institution causing the most buzz. we'll talk to cm-e chairman and president, one of our favorite people, terry duffy is coming next. is it our insightful strategies that make edward jones one of the country's biggest financial services firms? or 13,000 financial advisors who say thank you? it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. if aunder a microscope, put we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolli

they just write a blink check on the federal reserve. >> sabrina, what do you think? >> it's funny i agree with john we want to keep the focus on the larger picture what's of what's so frustrating it makes us less free. when businesses decide to not have a big fancy building and let people work remotely it gives working women more choices, it actually decreases congestion on the highways actually allows people to make choices that are more sensible and that's part of what's so upsetting here. the government just spends money blindly without thinking of the unintended consequences. >> the "cashin' in" gang by the way getting ready to roll at the bottom of the hour eric what's on tap? >> with israel's leader when he comes to d.c. in march, but government officials did meet with muslim brotherhood supporters when they were here. what message is that sending? >> plus big box stores are causing obesity in america? the new walmart blame game that some here say is a big fat lie. see you at 11:30. >>> up here first, apple stark away nearly $200 billion in cash. sounds impress

teaching kids that money really doesn't grow on kids among other things, joining us is sabrina lamb, and a student mogul there, welcome to both of you, great to see you. >> honor to be here, thank you so much. >> sabrina, tell us why you came up with this organization and how it works? >> sometimes in life you receive and ee pif fannie. and the whisper said what if children are learning what you're learning? and the second whisper, how different would my life have been if i received financial education as a child? the answer is totally different because i was the one -- the main driver of expenditures in my parents household. so i thought -- what we needed to do was together with financial presenters who work on wall street, we put together an institute that taught -- teaches children ages 7 to 18 everything they need to know about money from how to think about it, the history of money, the flow of money and how they are worthy of having this conversation. >> you started when you were 12 in the program? >> i did. >> since that time, you're 17 now and you have taken what classes? >> i

sabrina, first of all, you started with this piece. it seems to me that you go where the money is and you go where there might be a chance for a deal. now, republicans have always believed in highways. they love it. construction jobs. companies make money off that. not just workers but businesses. they love bringing home the bacon. we're going to get the road fixed in your neighborhood, get the bridge fixed, sewers paid for. all kinds -- water projects. all that stuff has always been immensely popular with republican members of congress and corporate tax reform of some kind to lower the rates. >> right. >> that's the door opener, two doors opening here. >> the president is daring republicans to basically vote against taxing corporations that keep profits overseas and taking that money and using it for infrastructure. and what you see today is a twisting in the business community, they want the infrastructure projects. they want the money spent on that. they obviously don't want the taxes. even within the business community, tech compan

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sabrina and veronica.uy but i don't want to go through theatrics to get my burger. give me the damn burger give you a couple bucks leave me alone. >> my husband says don't make me high-five or sing. say if you are going with your wife kiss her or high-five her and get a free burrito out of it. neil: i will get a lawsuit if i kiss the woman behind me. >> you will make enemies really quick. neil: sabrina, what is this all about, where are we going here? >> this is corporate social responsibility gone awry i love valentine's day but every year see the companies that come out with the gimmicks and they are ridiculous. i found myself appalled by the great hunk of love bear, that vermont teddy bear came out with. neil: there is no reason any woman receiving that is not going to be very, very angry. thank you, ralph. if you like four foot teddy bears, ladies that's it. i just think it's so weird. we have to go through these kind of hoops or stores have to go through hoops to generate sales, there is something wro

of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america journalist paul rieckhoff, comedienne sabrina jalees, andving. (cheers and applause) thank you. appreciate it. it's amazing a movie like this will make $200 million. why do you think that? >> it's a great movie. it's communicating what we as veterans haven't been able to communicate for a decade. there are a lot of pieces to pull apart but at the end of the day it's powerful. the veterans community is behind it. it feels authentic and real and it's entertaining. that has america talking. >> larry: you feel it's that simple level, it's just that we want to feel good about iraq? >> america is not that interested in iraq or veterans issues. we had a v.a. scandal and nobody gave a (bleep) but now everyone is focused. i'll take that. we need to find connections and this film does that. >> larry: if it gives attention to veterans that's good. >> right. >> larry: were your criticisms that you felt the movie was inaccurate or the portrayal of the war was inaccurate and it made a lot of money? >> look, it doesn't have to be a document ri, but, i thin

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. >> sabrina, in fairness to the president he says and his people say he is stepping up his air strikes against isis. why isn't that enough? >> look, i mean i understand what john is saying sometimes we're in the position of choosing between bad and worse and that's a dangerous position to be in but i'm disagreeing in the sense that i think we do need to do more, but part of doing more is to be very clear about what it is we're fighting and how we're going to target it. i agree, we don't want to have sort of this open-ended effort where it's not delineated in had any way, but the president needs to -- most of this has to do with had his attitude and his positioning. what are we do? are we upping our jint gent or working more with our allies or do we know who we're fighting and in which countries? this is a lot of what the american people are waiting to hear. >> rick, the president says he is out to destroy isis but is he doing enough to destroy isis? >> here is the problem again, like every other argument in our country this day it degrades into he's horrible or good or whatever. the pr

. >> sabrina, i understand there's a lot of questions about the unemployment figures. have a lot of questions about the unemployment figures however, it does seem that getting rid of hose unemployment benefits was a boost to jobs not a hindrance. >> absolutely. look, it might be uncomfortable to say politically but it is good policy and it gets to the sort of core of the ideological differences between the left and the right. people like nancy pelosi and the president think that you can hand out sort of freeb yees to the american people and that that's going to lift people out of poverty. you have a conservative camp most of us on the panel who would say there are things that government can do to make our lives easier but the free handouts come with serious unintended economic consequences consequences. >> do people get it now? the president who was putting forth these ideas that turned out to be wrong won huge in his reelection. would that rg argumentativeement still wined to "today." >>. >> he's make sole changes to it. >> do the american people get it. >> i think th

but i'm looking at this, sabrina, we have guests all the time. young and old.what i wanted to get out when we went into this -- again, totally random selection of opinions. >> right. >> whether you feel we reach out to enough people that i'm crystallizing the views of young people fairly to your generation and all generations? my mightiest task on this show. >> yeah, not only do you reach out to different generations, but you have lots of women. you reach out in a reasonable tone. >> sabrina, you might want to reword that. you say i have lots of women. i know what you're saying, but you're saying that anyone is represented here. >> anyone is represented. everyone is given a fair hearing. >> all right. now, lindsay, i was just thinking of you before because you've just written a book on a saint. and i wondered how much of that, just a random question here was sort of a reference or quiet sort of subliminal message about working with me. >> i knew it. >> you know, the other book titles, yeah i think you have rubbed off on me. >> stop, please. >> but i think the o

i got it from sabrina before malia and sasha and michelle gave me one. so she's 11 years old. she's in the fifth grade she's a young muslim-american, and she said in her valentine i enjoy being an american, and when she grows up she wants to be an engineer or basketball player. which are good choices. but she wrote i'm worried about people hating muslims. if some muslims do bad things, it does not mean that all of them do. she asked please tell everyone that we're good people, and we're just like everyone else. [applause] now those are the words and the wisdom of a little girl growing up here in america just like my daughters are growing up here in america. we're just like everybody else. and everybody needs to remember that during the course of this debate. as we move forward with these challenges. we all have responsibilities. we all have hard work ahead of us on this issue. we can't paper over problems. we're not going to solve this if we're always just trying to be politically correct but we do have to remember that 11-year-old girl. that's our hope. that's our future. tha

[laughter] i got it from sabrina before melia and sasha. and michelle. [laughter] she is 11 years old in the fifth grade. she is a young muslim american. she said in her valentine, i enjoy being an american. she wants to be an engineer or basketball player. [laughter] which are good choices. she wrote, i am worried about people hating muslims. if some muslims do bad things that doesn't mean all of them do. she asked please tell everyone that we are good people and we are like everyone else. [applause] those are the words and the wisdom of a little girl growing up in america just like my daughters are going up here in america. we are just like everybody else. everybody needs to remember that during the course of this debate. as we move forward with these challenges, we all have responsibilities. we all have hard work ahead of us on this issue. we can't paper -- we can't paper over problems. we are not one to solve this is -- if we are always trying to be politically correct. we do have to remember that 11-year-old girl. that is our hope. that is our futur

sabrina, let's start with jeb bush. really so competent that he puts out all e-mails that people wrote to him as he was governor? >> first and foremost, none of these candidates are playing to their sense. >> his being confidence? >> his being confidence and knowing how to manage and wants to look like the most tech-savvy republican candidate and he's for getting the 101 of how to do that. and not only the e-mails for personal information and dumping the constituents' information online but you cannot hire anyone anymore for your campaign without checking the social media. >> there are sucky numbers in new hampshire. the dog doesn't read the label on the peanut butter jar, the dog food jar. i can't believe the low regard so far for him in this campaign. let me ask you about the other guy, about hillary clinton. hillary clinton has -- it was always the dogfighting in that campaign before. now you've got already david brock, a watchdog for her and then the messina operation. it's like a drug war is going on. that's my tur

i got it from sabrina before malia and sasha and michelle gave me one, so she's 11 years old. she's in the fifth grade. she's a young muslim american and she said in her valentine, i enjoy being an american and when she grows up she wants to be an engineer or a basketball player which are good choices. but she wrote i am worried about people hating muslims. if some muslims do bad things that doesn't mean all of them do. she asked please tell everyone that we are good people and we're just like everyone else. [ applause ] those are the words and the wisdom of a little girl growing up here in america just like my daughters are growing up here in america. we're just like everybody else. and everybody needs to remember that during the course of this debate. as we move forward with these challenges, we all have responsibilities. we all have hard work ahead of us on this issue. we can't paper over problems and we're not going to solve this if we're always just trying to be politically correct. but we do have to remember that 11-year-old girl. that's our hope. that's our future. that

. >> number 20 sabrina. >> she is out to prove that she is the best player every day. >> i try my besthumble. it's tough sometimes because she is so good. >> i started, like, stepping up in bigger games and stuff the coaches would always joke around about calling me the franchise kind of stuck with me. >> reporter: that's because is brain into is a basketball talent that can do it all. during sabrina's three years at miramonte she led the matadors to an 82-7 record with all 7 losses coming against nationally ranked teams. [screaming ] >> reporter: she is an assist machine. the 6-footer owns the paint. and naturally she is a scoring machine. . >> i don't think i'm that good. it seems normal to me. >> reporter: power rankings have her as the fifth best player in the country. that type of aattention has the likes of cal head coach lindsey gottlieb as a regular at miramonte's gym. >> they are friendly with me. i like the coaching staff. that helps with our relationship because they are so close. >> reporter: she played back- to-back years with the u.s. national team winning the gold medal

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. >> sabrina, i understand there's a lot of questions about the unemployment figures. however, it does seem that getting rid of those unemployment benefits was a boost to jobs not a hindrance. >> it is good policy. it gets to the core of the difference. people like nancy pelosi and the president think you can hand out freebies to the american people. that's going to lift people out of poverty. most of us say there are things that government can do to make our lives easier but the so-called free hand outs come with serious economic consequences. >> steve, do people get it now? after all the president who was putting forth these ideas, turned out to be wrong. won huge in his re-election. would that argue win today? >> he'll make some trimmings to it changes to it. >> did the american people get it? >> i think the american people, most of them have gotten it but this crowd around the president, the president himself does not get it. reality didn't make much of a dent on these people. one thing you have to note is the jobs have been created until very recently were low pay

steve forbes, michael zane yan sabrina shaffer carrie she will felled and mike. >> the president absolutelyoes not have it right. look, it puts the entire obama

i got it from sabrina before malia and sasha and michelle gave me one.o she's 11 years old, she's in the fifth grade. she's a young muslim american. and she said in her valentine i enjoyed being an american. and when she grows up she wants to be an engineer or a basketball player. which are good choices. but she wrote, i am worried about people hating muslims. if some muslims do bad things that doesn't mean all of them do. and she asked please tell everyone that we are good people and we're just like everyone else. [ applause ] those are the words and wisdom of a little girl growing up here in america, just like my daughters are growing up here in america. we're just like everybody else. and everybody needs to remember that during the course of this debate. as we move forward, with these challenges. we all have responsibilities. we all have hard work ahead of us on this issue. we can't paper over problems. we're not going to solve this if we're always just trying to be politically correct. but we do have to remember that 11-year-old girl. that's our hope

. >> with enough love to welcome a foster daughter with a troubled past, sabrina. >> when she was toldced with the knoefels, she was ecstatic. a happy home until it was ripped apart in a single night. >> oh, my god! my mom's going to die! >> reporter: lisa -- stabbed. >> the blade was actually bent. it takes a lot to bend a knife blade. >> reporter: the killer -- none other than sabrina. >> i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: a loving mom, murdered by the foster daughter she'd opened her home to. what no one could understand, was why? >> something else had to have been at play here. >> reporter: indeed, this case was about to get a lot more complicated. stories of a diabolical plot, brewing behind closed doors. >> this is really just betrayal on top of betrayal on top of betrayal, isn't it? >> reporter: and an obsession that would not be denied. >> it was like, "i want this, so this is how i'm going to get it." >> reporter: i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here's josh mankiewicz with "deadly betrayal." >> reporter: there comes a time in most cops' careers when they see something

trayvon's mother sabrina fulton believe zimmerman got away with murdering her son when he was acquitted of second degree murder. she reacted to the decision a announced by the department on tuesday. >> it disappointed us greatly but as i said it didn't surprise us at all. we have. we here in the united states are under a crisis when our young people cannot walk the the street, cannot play their music, cannot stand in front of a store or go to the store, without being threatened without being followed, chased persued, profiled or murdered. >> zimmerman's attorney says his client is relieved that the case is now closed. he maintains he shot the unarmed teen in self-defense three years ago after confronting him as a neighborhood watch men. ukee. >>> our time is 5:36. in business news this morning how google can help you getaway on vacation. >> however they can help. >> yes. >> how one investment company wants to help your nest egg. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the the new york stock exchange. she has that and more good morning. >> reporter: good morning. fidelity investment want

. >> sabrina our little guy came in at 28 pounds and is being released at 76 pounds. >> reporter: volunteers popped a couple of months ago from orange county beaches. >> they're born around 15 pounds and they were coming in at 20 and that's after like four, five months. >> reporter: just look at these photos from ten weeks ago. small, emaciated and hungry. >> just not the amount of food in the schooling official that these an -- fish that these animals depend on. >> reporter: they have about 90 more sea lions in rehab. mothers have to swim further leaving their pups behind. >> the mothers are spending longer times away from their pups. they're having a harder time finding fish. >> reporter: but that was a couple of months ago. and this is the happy ending. the california sea lions in this crate have now received enough food and love to return to the sea. >> one, two, three! >> reporter: so with the could watching, they took off -- crowd watching, they took off. one glimpse of the ocean and the four pups were running and sliding down the sand, healthy and headed for home. >> amazing. they jus

[laughter] i got it from sabrina before michelle. she is 11 years old in the fifth grade. she is a young muslim american. she said in her valentine, i enjoy being an american. she wants to be an engineer or basketball player. [laughter] which are good choices. she wrote, i am worried about people hating muslims. if some muslims do bad things that doesn't mean all of them do. she asked please tell everyone that we are good people and we are like everyone else. [applause] those are the words and the wisdom of a little girl growing up in america just like my daughters are growing up here in america. we are just like everybody else. everybody needs to remember that during the course of this debate. as we move forward with these challenges, we all have responsibilities. we all have hard work ahead of us on this issue. we can't paper over problems. we are not one to solve this is if we are always trying to be politically correct. we do have to remember that 11-year-old girl. that is our hope. that is our future. that is how we discredit violent ideology, by making sure her voice