>> took sabrina on her word.viewed sabrina, she always told us the same story. >> and it rang true. >> absolutely rang true. >> and parmertor said he was suspicious of kevin even before she came forward. several weeks after the murder, parmertor asked kevin to come to the station for an interview. kevin brought along his attorney. >> he would only answer the >> and nothing about the murder? >> nothing about the murder. >> parmertor also became suspicious of how kevin began filing claims for lisa's $800,000 in life insurance within hours of lisa being pronounced dead. and then he started spending the money. >> he was buying cars. he was buying a camper. he was remodeling his house inside. >> all with lisa's insurance money. >> all with lisa's insurance money. >> all of that was enough for detectives. three months after sabrina accused kevin of manipulating her into killing lisa, detective parmertor arrested kevin and charged him with plotting the murder. sabrina agreed to testify as the state's star witness. in ex

>> you know, i kind of like it, i hear sabrina says. and when you looked at the bronze plan, you looked at catastrophic, chaos insurance. the tax credits, i think sabrina is right, don't let the purpose be the enemy of the food. earned income tax credit is improper and somewhat fraudulent. a lot of money goes out the door. i hear what conservatives are saying, tax credits immediate money out the door and abused tax credits, a lot of fraud there. i think what rand paul is saying, under so like the way to go. david: tax credits for people who pay taxes is a good thing, right, for health care? >> the problem with all of this, they've had seven years to monkey around with this and still don't have a plan. the tax credit the conservatives aren't wild about, it would act like a gift car and go back to that bronze statistic. most the people who buy bronze get a subsidy so they're not paying that. david: that's part of the problem, rich, is that the subsidies, can't go on much longer, can they? i mean, it's bankrupting the nation. >> yes, it is

david: and sabrina, this is the swamp that needs to be drained, right? >> it is and i like it here, but it is a swamp. look, i think that the things of the state department, too, everyone's getting a little hysterical about it. we've been engaged in a lot of overseas conflicts we're now sort of withdrawing from, which means some of the funding is going away sort of naturally. you point out it's not just some of the crony capitalism, it's things like cultural and exstrange programs. there are a lot of private groups that execute those things and we don't necessarily need the federal government. david: simple, it's our money, that's what mick mulvaney, the budget director said this week, it's all about our money. should the folks in indiana, or california, or coal miners in west virginia, do they want to spend money for pizza franchises in moscow? >> no, especially when they find out that peyton manning owns a lot of papa johns franchises (laughter) . >> i think what they're looking for an accountability. in the private sector you have to be accountable fo

it should always be about reducing the burden of washington on the american taxpayer. >> sabrina, whatou think. >> i'm in complete agreement with john. the economy has been chugging along for the past eight years. it needs a massive energy drink in the form of lower regulations and taxes. it seems like a complete no-brainer. i'm not putting that tax rate under my pillow. it's going into the economy to help grow companies and jobs and make things better for americans. this is just seems ridiculous we would be talking about this as a >> but we are, and the point is, republicans who speak wonderfully about ronald reagan would take a lesson from ronald reagan, during his era we cut tax rates from 70 down to 28%. tax revenues increased 55%. what's difficult to understand about that? score tax cuts in washington which assumes you don't get much of a feedback. the ten year revenue estimates are not worth the paper they're written on. that's number one. number two, revenues do come in when you have a vibrant economy. people learn more and pay more and give more weight to charity. it's very bas

that is the idea behind the republican proposal. >> sabrina corlette, he's correct that the tax breaks go up with age, but, also, it allows the insurance companies to charge much higher premiums for older insured people. >> right, right. so this bill would allow insurance companies to charge older people up to five times the amountave younger person, but the tax credits only go up two times. so you're essentially handing an older person a two-foot rope to get themselves out of a 10-foot hole. the other thing is that overall, the tax subsidies are much less generous than they are under the affordable care act. and they're not-- so lower income people get less, relative to their intng, and many of them will not be able to afford this coverage. we don't have numbers yet from the congressional budget office about how many people will end up losing coverage. but we do have numbers that-- from wall street analysts that estimate up to 10 million people will lose coverage under this bill? >> lanhee chen, how do you respond to that, about the number of people who will go uncovered by this? >> i

next person. >> thank you, sabrina hernandez back here bargaining i want to especially in the absence of bert hill support him and as well as my colleagues that are up again for reappointment today, i've served with all of these gentlemen and i've been very impressed and inspired by the leadership they have provided to the bridge leadership, and not just as their colleague seeing them in action but as a business representative for ib local 36 and as a san francisco resident, they have my support and i hope you will support them. thank you. >> thank you, next. >> good afternoon, supervisors, tom [inaudible]singer executive director of livable city, here today to speak on behalf of the reappointment of bert hill to the golden gate bridge board. bert as you've heard regrets he can't be here today. he's spending the day on capitol hill with a group of people from the national bike summit, they are trying to get congress to pass hr1226 which is a national vision vao*er row bill, vision zero is the goal of eliminating deaths and serious injuries on our roads from automobile collisions withi

sabrina, i think it's more than that.iss you if you went missing. >> i would miss you, too. >> i would miss you, neil. >> neil: thanks very much. you notice i stayed quiet. all right. we have a lot more coming up. your tv, the one that is on right now, turn it off after i'm done. because it's spying on you. it is. i'm telling you the truth. >> neil: all right. remember that time we told you the c.i.a. has the capability and the technology to spy open you in your home with your own tv set even when it's off? the c.i.a. says they're legally prohibitive to target individuals at home, including our fellow americans and the c.i.a. does not do so among other protests with some of these allegations and charges that have couple out. judge andrew napolitano. obvious they would say that. that's something they would do against individual americans, but we've ben surprised before. what do you make of this? >> there was one time when you could have as a joke say i want you to keep your cell phones on so everything i say president obam

with steve forbes, elizabeth macdonald, sabrina schaeffer. e-mack, a lot of people in congress are saying it's helping insurers more than patients, what do you think. >> i agree, i said last week, yes, we need to get this reform done. it seems to help companies. when have you ever heard yes, insurers, you're allowed to hike prices 30% if you go without coverage for a year. when have you seen search corporate entitlements bills on tax credits like this is. i get it, we need obamacare repeal and replace, but it seems like a boon for the insurance companies. david: there are a lot of tax breaks for the insurers on this thing. we can put them on the screen. it does help them out in specific areas. >> yeah, david, look, i think we have to think about this along a spectrum, good, better and best, we may not be at the best plan, but i think we're moving in the right direction and i think a lot of republicans are work to go sort of repair some of the most damaging parts of obamacare and using tax cuts to trying to equalize the employer versus individ

next person. >> thank you, sabrina hernandez back here bargaining i want to especially in the absence of bert hill support him and as well as my colleagues that are up again for reappointment today, i've served with all of these gentlemen and i've been very impressed and inspired by the leadership they have provided to the bridge leadership, and not just as their colleague seeing them in action but as a business representative for ib local 36 and as a san francisco resident, they have my support and i hope you will support them. thank you. >> thank you, next. >> good afternoon, supervisors, tom [inaudible]singer executive director of livable city, here today to speak on behalf of the reappointment of bert hill to the golden gate bridge board. bert as you've heard regrets he can't be here today. he's spending the day on capitol hill with a group of people from the national bike summit, they are trying to get congress to pass hr1226 which is a national vision vao*er row bill, vision zero is the goal of eliminating deaths and serious injuries on our roads from automobile collisions withi

we want to bring in sabrina willmer, joining us from boston.uiring more than 30 people at its act with -- active equity portfolioincludes managers. is this a move for quantitative strategies or is this an excuse to reorganize and maybe get rid of a couple of underperformers? >> this is more of an acknowledgment that certain stock taking strategies cannot justify the fees they are charging. they are moving a number of fee paying lower vehicles. some of those funds have already had some quant screens on them. is -- you will need less people. i think they are trying to improve returns. it will help drive assets into their asset business. they saw a record 20 billion in outflows last year from their asset business. money is flowing into their , the etfrategies strategies. prices are going down near zero. active is very important for them because the chart goes for higher prices. upfront, ithey say would like to be part of the quant group? how does somebody, given a bunch allocate itk you to to quantitative strategies? are think the fees basically l

sabrina, thank you so much for being here.love your writing and you wrote a great piece we'll post on our facebook page. >> thank you. kennedy: "topical storm" is next. c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying from one. it worked better than plavix. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. tell your

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sabrina is convicted taking part in the kidnapping of a muslim cleric 14 years ago. was released from detention after a partial pardon. >> a convicted mass order is not being treated inhumanely. the decision by the court of appeals overturns a lower court ruling from 2016. he was jailed in 2011 for the massacre of 77 people into separate incidents. the coffee shop giant starbucks sets open its first cafe in italy after more than three decades in business. fans to open the store in milan in 2018 have been met with mixed reactions from coffee loving italians many doubtful that the american-style beverages will catch on. far from being worried about outside competition, local sellers say that starbucks will have a hard time replacing traditional italian coffee. trumps economics strategy packed a punch. it was there enough detail to satisfy them. in news on the other side of the 62nd break -- 60-second break. be right back. brent: welcome back with the dw news live from berlin. your top story. on this traditional day of beer, sausages, and political punches, angela merke

is time to debate, hi you i am dade asman welcome to o folks are on fox with steve fox, liz bill sabrina, bruce a full house a lot of people in congress, are saying that this is helping you insurers more than patients what do you think. >> i agree, of an though i said last week that yes, we need to get in reform done, it does seem to

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with steve forbes, elizabeth macdonald, sabrina schaeffer.e-mack, a lot of people in congress are saying it's helping insurers more than patients, what do you think. >> i agree, i said last week,

sabrina ellison, golden state warriors dance team coach "jikayla and lizzie pull up to the second lines time i'm behind the camera where i learned i belong(nats: dancing)and i prefer it that way.ella sogomonian, the bay area's news station"this is clearly more an athletic sport than it is a dance which you make look effortless so thank you so much for having me here. and like i said we're going to let them do their thing and i'll remain being a reporter. so for kron 4 news ella sogomonian , back to you." ((anchor tag)) in addition to the rehearsal and performances - every member of the warriors dance team has either a full- time job or is a full-time student at a local college or university. trt: 3:06 ( catherine) we want to point out... in addition to the rehearsal and performances - every member of the warriors dance team has either a full- time job or is a full-time student at a local college or university. (steve) o.j. simpson could get out of prison later this year áifá a parole hearing goes his way. the hearing will likely take place in july -- according to a spokesman for the ne

sabrina ionescu drills it and had hand in face doesn't ma matter. terps down nine at the break to tenth seeded ducks. guest any look at this the lay in. maryland. down just three. trying to mount a come back. 4th quarter. just too much from the ducks. ruthy hub ert takes a pass goes up for the lay in too easy. oregon shoz shocks maryland they're legaled 6 7-3. >> until last night when florida hit a buzzer beater and entered pantheon of tournament shipping moments. buzzer m few. if anyone can it's montgomery blair high school dissecting madness with math. >> these are the sights and sounds we associate with march madness. >> but blair high school, these are the sights and sounds of march madness. >> to which games does everybody in this competition think they'll be close. >> this is david stein sports statistics class that turned sports greatest tournament into his semester math project is where you need ucla to beat kentucky. >> sports teams, professional teams, clem teams are using analytics and high level mathematics to figure out effectiveness of

joining us now to talk more about this guardian political reporter sabrina and politico reporter elianat of take the temperature, if you will, of republicans right now, on this question of sessions, on this question of trump and russia. what is their level of concern right now? >> i think you heard several republicans, it sounds like, get out ahead of jeff sessions yesterday and call on him to recuse himself. he says he was going to do that anyway and they got there before him. if he in fact was being truthful, that would be consistent with what previous attorneys general have done, john ashcroft recused himself with having to do with the campaign because he was like most attorney's general, a partisan spoert of the president that he worked for. i don't think republicans are concerned about jeff sessions reliability. though this was an unforced error. he should have been more careful until his answer to senator franken's question. i think with concern to trump on russia, the major concern is how much of a bother is this going to be to republicanings? where republicans with a congression

is time to debate, hi you i am dade asman welcome to o folks are on fox with steve fox, liz bill sabrina john, bruce a full house a lot of people in congress, are saying that this is helping you insurers more than patients what do you think. >> i agree, of an though i said last week that yes, we need to get in reform done, it does seem to help companies more, listen, when have i heard the government say yes, ensures you are allowed to hike insurance prices 30% for if you are if you go with coverage for a year? when have you seen such corporate entitlement built on tax credits like this plan i get it need obamacare repeal and replace very did i this seems a boon for the insurance companies. >> there are taxbreaks for the insurers we can put up on screen i mean it does help them out in specific areas. >> yeah, look i think we have to think about this a long a spectrum of good better and best, we may not be at best plan just yettive moving right direction i think a lot of redeems working to repair mostly damages parts using tax cuts he equalize the employer versus individual tax situation v

here in washington nbc white house correspondent hallie jackson, "the guardian" political supporter sabrina sadiki and washington white house bureau chief philip rucker. rex tillerson sending a message interesting enough arguably the president is having his most important meeting with a foreign leader. talk about the significance of his warning today. >> reporter: well, it is significant, not only because of the warning, hallie -- nikki haley said that to matt lauer two days ago. we knew all options are on the table, military options, other presidents and secretaries have said that but the context is what's so important. the fact that he's saying it now, after a strategic review of all options toward north korea, after we see signs that north korea may be preparing for another nuclear test, after four missiles were launched and hit in the sea off japan, all last week. this also being said right here in south korea, when he's about to go to china, which has been saying negotiate with north korea. dial this down. don't dial it up into a military confrontation, and now he is saying negotiation

. >> sabrina, what happens to a place when jobs go away the way they've gone away in mcdowell?> i never saw the jobs. i never saw what could be. i still don't know what all is out there. i'm trying to figure it out. but you're born in a generational poverty where you don't know people who can get houses or can get cars or if you do, it's, like 10% of people. you think you're really rich if you can get a house and car. compared to some people you are. but for all the coal that has came out of our mountains and the whole country and all -- half of the world got e electricity because of my grandparents my great grandparents, my uncles, my cousins, we really got bread crumbs out of all of it. [ cheers and applause ] >> since you're working in the mines right now and coal is a boom bust business, right? folks agree with that? times get good, people get flush, people get jobs, everyone goes under, right? comes back. there's always that sense of maybe it's going to come back. do you think that the president can get the mines opening again? >> me personally, i hope it does. i mean, i d

the parents sabrina and tracy martin talk about their son's life and death america is a great country but you're confused by who we are and what we want and that is what we are wrestling with so much. the problem you saw is half the country feels one way and another is another way. it was largely white america of a certain class and then you have urban americ america of whs the difference of unemployment and crime and joh we live diffet experiences and we don't talk about that, but the unity comes in that we love our country and not that we experience life the same. >> every saturday at 10 p.m. and sunday at 9 p.m. eastern. you can watch all programs on the website booktv.org >>> good morning and welcome to the heritage foundation at the louis lehrman auditoriu auditora welcome booswewelcome those thae heritage.org website and on future occasions c-span2 book tv. we

next person. >> thank you, sabrina hernandez back here bargaining i want to especially in the absence of bert hill support him and as well as my colleagues that are up again for reappointment today, i've served with all of these gentlemen and i've been very impressed and inspired by the leadership they have provided to the bridge leadership, and not just as their colleague seeing them in action but as a business representative for ib local 36 and as a san francisco resident, they have my support and i hope you will support them. thank you. >> thank you, next. >> good afternoon, supervisors, tom [inaudible]singer executive director of livable city, here today to speak on behalf of the reappointment of bert hill to the golden gate bridge board. bert as you've heard regrets he can't be here today. he's spending the day on capitol hill with a group of people from the national bike summit, they are trying to get congress to pass hr1226 which is a national vision vao*er row bill, vision zero is the goal of eliminating deaths and serious injuries on our roads from automobile collisions withi

sabrina ellison, golden state warriors dance team coach "jikayla and lizzie pull up to the second line this time i'm behind the camera where i learned i belong(nats: dancing)and i prefer it that way.ella sogomonian, the bay area's news station"this is clearly more an athletic sport than it is a dance which you make look effortless so much for having me here. and like i said we're going to let them do their thing and i'll remain being a reporter. so for kron 4 news ella sogomonian , back to you." (vicki) in addition to the rehearsal and performances - every member of the warriors dance team has either a full- time job or is a full-time student at a local college or university. (grant) i recently went to the san jose neighborhood hardest hit by flooding last month... they're still trying to clean up. many...unable to return to their mud caked homes...no water...or electricity. that's what's still bad. but there was a lot of good that happened the day when the coyote creek kept rising. the fire department's urban rescue team rescued hundreds of people... and there weren't even any injurie

ex cia agent sabrina desousa won a last-minute reprieve in court today and will no longer be extraditedy. she was convicted in italy for involvement in the kidnapping of a muslim cleric in 2003. pope francis let a ceremony today to mark the beginning of land. -- lent. to use thetholics time to challenge a modern "culture of indifference." 2600e by more thand journalists and analysts, this is bloomberg. it is just after 5:30 p.m. wednesday here in new york, already 6:30 thursday morning in singapore. i'm joined by david ingles with a look at the markets. morning.od we are looking at momentum to carry through into the asian activities this thursday -- asian equities this thursday. japan looks like it will be sitting on a rocket ship. when it opens, we are looking at 400 points on the nikkei 225. new zealand just topping a two-week high. a few other things we are following, aussie trade coming out, the malaysian rate decision . that being said, when you look at the story, the currency and bond markets are above positioning on what the fed is going to do. yields are climbing back up. i thin

hits the mid-range jumper she had 28 points and 12 rebounds 30-13 uconnend of 3rd quarter oregon's sabrinanescu (yo- ness-que) out of miramonte high school the national freshman of the year throws in the 3-pointer at the buzzer points but the huskies roll to their 111th straight winfinal: 90-52 uconn auriemma wins record 113th ncaa tournament game 18th final fourmississippi state in national semi-(wipe to florida state/south carolina) dawn staley a great scary moment for cleveland cavaliers fans tonightin the 3rd quarter of their game against the spurslebron james gets elbowed in the back he went down and lay on the floor for about five minutes before being helped up he left the game not to returnbut afterwards he insisted he was okay and would not miss a game but the cavs got smoked 103-74 ad fell out of the eastern conference's top spot to the boston celticsthe spurs are 2 games behind the warriors with 8 games left they play each other wednesday night in san anontio tom brady will turn 40 years old this augustbut according to patriots owner bob craft the 5-time super bowl champion and 4

. >> with me, john, sabrina, and kevin. first of all, where was the president at the signing. with the others. >> it's clear the administration was hoping not to have a rocky of the roll out than for the first one. he left that to his cabinet secretaries. we heard if them earlier today. they are hoping to avoid some of the political optics from the first round. >> senator schumer mocks it, he says it's like a fresh coat of paint. >> i think i have spoken with the lot of civil advocates who expect to challenge this ban. he did openly state multiple times his desire to ban muslims. but because rudy giuliani said he want today know how to do muslim ban, that's what they are going to take once they litigate this in court. >> if the ban were announce with a one week notice, a lot of bad dudes out there, when he wrote it and put it into effect right away. this has a ten-day warmup period. where is the urgency? >> by his own logic people who are bad dudes swarming into country isn't going to happen. it states different reasons for wavers why they could be granted, someone visiting a

sabrina landrith released a statement saying while the cause of the deadly fire at 2551 san b pablo avenueled an accident be it is clear that overdemand and inadequate needs a remedy. >> my dad, there was a fire that took

. >> sabrina, what happens to a place when jobs go away, the way they've gone away in mcdowell? what have you seen in your lifetime if you had to tell someone the story of the trajectory of this place that you call home? >> i never saw the jobs. i never saw what could be. i still don't know what all is out there. i'm trying to figure it out. you're born in a generational poverty where you don't know people who can get houses. or can get cars. or if you do, it's like 10% of people. i mean, it's not that many. so you think you're really rich if you can get a house and a car and compared to some people, you are, but for all the coal that has come out of our mountain and the whole country and half of the world got electricity because of my grandparents, my great-grandparents, my uncles, my cousins, we really -- we really got -- out of it. so i was born -- [ applause ] >> do you agree with that, senator? >> yeah. of course i do. these guys are heroes. how many of them -- and by the way, while we're talking about the issue, you may know, phil, that right now there are tens of thousand

>> tucker: we want to bring you an update on an important story, several weeks ago we interviewed sabrina on the brink of extradition to italy where she has been convicted in her role in the cia's abduction of an egyptian cleric. today she was about to board a flight to italy when her sentence was commuted by italian president. the commutation means de sousa can do community service instead of prison time. she is a free woman for the time being. the extraordinary help of the trump administration is being credited for blocking her extradition to italy. we will keep you updated. that is it for us tonight, the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. stay tuned for "hannity," he is up next. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," president donald trump's major address to congress is receiving a widespread praise including from his toughest critics. at that us tonight opening monologue. president trump's first address to a joint session of congress with a very big moment, in my opinion, he knocked it out of the park. he did so because he focused on his promises and ke

sabrina for organ drills from the wing had a hand in her face, the terps down nine at the break.the second happen terps come back. there's destiny slow couple. an insane 75 footer. maryland down just three. the fourth quarter far too much from organ. rut i hard, nice pass, goes in for the lay in. oregon shocked maryland. they're done. they this year's ncaa tournament has been missing the madness that is supposed to come with march madness. until last night when florida's buzzer beater in the shining moments. if anyone can beat a buzzer beater it's a class at blare high school that is dissecting the mad mass with math. these are the sites and sounds we associate with march madness. but at blare high school, these are the sites and sounds of march madness. which games does everybody in this competition think are going to be close. this is david stein sports statistics class that has turned sports greatest tournament into his semester's math project. do you need ucla to beat kentucky. they are using analytics, high level mathematics to figure out the effective in of decisions and be

sabrina ionescu sparks the comeback... ducks take the lead by two plum with a chance to win the game... ruthy hebard blocks her shot. final: 70-69 oregon áwill face stanford on sunday in the semi's thanks gary.. here's what's next... tonight at 10 i think there may be crime afoot in american canyon two different cities the same shenanigans you don't see to many people walking around bare foot trying on shoe on door steps a serial shoe bandit is on the loose in the north bay. maybe you can help identity him i'll explain in the next edition of people you may have heard about package thieves, and even mail thieves, but there is a man on the loose in northern californa who has police in two cities... miles a part .. scratching their heads . you probably wouldn't believe it yourself if it wasn't for the fact that he was caught on camera more than once .. hide your wife, hide your kids, hide your shoes. you may have to bring your shoes inside the house, now that a suspected serial shoe bandit is on the loose in the north bay her

. >> we are getting more pictures from sabrina, montgomeryville, pa. look at that. pretty.this one says once things die down a bit i'm taking kids tromping through the woods out back. that will be an add venture. our new puppy puck injoying the sleet and snow. >> hey, puck. >> that's a cute one. love that. >> we'll continue team coverage and check in with everybody. let's check in with lauren. lauren you're in full swing and thomas is worried, is lauren okay. we know you're a southern girl? >> i september you a text bay the way i don't know if you can look at it during hit i have a question to ask you. >> you want me to lock at it. >> we talked about the snow emergency in philadelphia and moving your car. and what happens if you don't move your car, lauren? >> oh, wow, is calling me out. you get towed last monday i was towed. oh, yeah you can mention the car tow. i got towed last monday. >> you don't mindfy mention the car tow. >> $250 later. $175 for tow and $75 parking in the wrong lane. and then priceless moment with bob kelly trying to help me with the whole mess. guys,

i want to ask you sabrina about the most recent shake up.not be familiar with. the support of the administrations outside. what does this say about the infighting right now. there are so many factions in the white house. >> we know the administration was frustrated they didn't have the sufficient support from the outside for the way that health care was handled last week. the support through the house republican plan and in the end, the political groups are supposed to buy into the agenda. they're saying this is a move to try to enhance his support on the outside, but but know she was brought in. so reince priebus who has the republican view in the white house is losing a top lieutenant. you have that faction and the steve bannon and steve miller faction. >>> and sources are telling me that david urbin, the man who helped flip the state of pennsylvania is being considered right now. thank you, nice to see you. coming up , the top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee, ben cardin with his reaction to a busy news day. >>> it's tim

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she plays a spoiled rich kid named sabrina in "the mick." watch it tuesdays on fox.'elia. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm great, how are you? >> jimmy: i was told you're very nervous. >> i'm so nervous. >> jimmy: there's no reason for nervous. >> oh my gosh. >> jimmy: look at this way, it's a couple of chairs and a piece of wood. then these people. >> a lot of people. >> jimmy: and millions of other people. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's all it is. >> jimmy: you don't seem nervous at all. >> i don't? >> jimmy: i want to mention your name. your last name, black-d'elia, is -- >> weird. >> jimmy: similar to the black dahlia, a famous unsolved murder case from the '40s here in l.a. >> that's right, people remind me of that often. >> jimmy: i imagine you hear that pretty much every day. >> yeah. at the airport. that's the black dahlia. >> jimmy: have you been hyphenated for your whole life? >> for my whole life, yeah. >> jimmy: it's always been that way? >> my mom's last name is black, my dad's last name is d'elia, my mom is like, i want ownersh

. >> sabrina, what happens to a place when jobs go away, the way they've gone away in mcdowell?t have you seen in your lifetime if you had to tell someone the story of the trajectory of this place that you call home? >> i never saw the jobs. i never saw what could be. i still don't know what all is out there. i'm trying to figure it out. you're born in a generational poverty where you don't know people who can get houses. or can get cars. or if you do, it's like 10% of people. i mean, it's not that many. so you think you're really rich if you can get a house and a car and compared to some people, you are, but for all the coal that has come out of our mountain and the whole country and half of the world got electricity because of my grandparents, my great-grandparents, my uncles, my cousins, we really -- we really got bread krups out of it. so i was born -- [ applause ] >> do you agree with that, senator? >> yeah. of course i do. these guys are heroes. how many of them -- and by the way, while we're talking about the issue, you may know, phil, that right now there are tens of tho

. >> sabrina, what happens to a place when jobs go away, the way they've gone away in mcdowell?have you seen in your lifetime if you had to tell someone the story of the trajectory of this place that you call home? >> i never saw the jobs. i never saw what could be. i still don't know what all is out there. i'm trying to figure it out. you're born in a generational poverty where you don't know people who can get houses. or can get cars. or if you do, it's like 10% of people. i mean, it's not that many. so you think you're really rich if you can get a house and a car and compared to some people, you are, but for all the coal that has come out of our mountain and the whole country and half of the world got electricity because of my grandparents, my great-grandparents, my uncles, my cousins, we really -- we really got -- out of it. so i was born -- [ applause ] >> do you agree with that, senator? >> yeah. of course i do. these guys are heroes. how many of them -- and by the way, while we're talking about the issue, you may know, phil, that right now there are tens of thousands of c