he said as an example the birth control pill. think about how the birth-control pill must have set out to create one of those important inventions of all ti time. it completely fundamentally change the human dynamic as reproduction but he never said who invented the birth-control pill or how we got it and i became curious. it struck me as odd that anybody would have on their agenda in the 1950s a pill for the sexual liberation of women something that would free women to control their fertility. who did that so that's where the idea came from. when i looked into it i found this incredible story of these outsiders these underdogs who had no enfranchisement no government support no university support in setting out to do something that everyone told them was impossible. >> host: can you sketch out what life was like before the pill? >> i think people today certainly i took it for granted and many people took it for granted before the 1960s when the pill became commonly used contraception was very limited. abstinence was your best bet

whether the pills get harder to come by legally, there are always the illegal options. m with an undercover cop but he wants to show me what happens with an addict's pill supply runs out. he's taking me to a place right near the temple. >> if you're a drug users, it's only a matter of time before you end up in a place like this the open air drug area. >> we pull over to watch the action. the big product whohere is blac tar heroin. >> you'll see a car pull up. a hand to hand transaction and the car is gone in a matter of five or ten seconds. >> we're not looking for the players, we're looking for the amateurs. and soon enough we found someone who may fit our profile. >> there is a guys that not street smart. he obviously doesn't have a hookup. see there goes the hand to hand. >> yep, i see it. he probably just asked for something. >> yep. >> and now let's see where they tell him to go. there is your traditional pill head. they're so intent on getting what they need. it amazes me sometimes. we were burned. >> we can go. >> this is definitely not a place where cameras are w

when the pills get harder to come by legally, there are always the illegal options. th an undercover cop who can't reveal his identity, but he wants to show me what can happen when an addict's pill supply runs out. he's taking me to a place right near the temple. >> if you're a drug user, it's only a matter of time before you end up in a place like this, the open-air drug area. >> we pull over to watch the action. the big product here is black tar heroin. >> what you'll see is you'll see a car pull up, a hand-to-hand transaction, and the car's gone. matter of five to ten seconds. >> we're not looking for the players. we're looking for the amateurs. and soon enough, we found someone who may fit our profile. >> this is a guy that's not street smart. he obviously doesn't have a hookup. see, there you go. there's a hand-to-hand. >> yep, i see it. probably just asked for something, right? >> yeah. and let's see where they tell him to go. this would be your traditional pill head, you know, who's got to get something else. they are so intent on getting what they need. it ama

we will be looking at the work done to promote the work of the birth control pill in the 1950's. we will be looking at the impact you hefner made with " playboy" magazine. we will look at the popularity of the beats, who were starting to attract an audience. we will look at the messages women were given who were expected to live their lives as a housewife from popular media and a little bit about how beginningesires was to alter the perception that women's place was simply to be in the home. certainly if there is any traditional value at the center values, it was the celebration of the traditional marriage, father and mary, the father -- married, the father working, the mother at home. is in part irruption a response to the frenetic pace of the war itself. people were uprooted from their homes. there was turmoil and there was a general desire to slow down and retreat to a world dominated by traditional roles and traditional expectations. so, marriage rates rise after world war ii. church attendance rises, increases. religion, formal church membership and religion is attracting mo

. >> in 1957, the pill was approved by the fda for severe menstrual distress.became funny is then everyone seemed to be suffering from severe menstrual distress. >> it wasn't until 1960 the pill was actually approved by the fda for birth control. >> the pill was originally very hard to get. it wasn't like you just went down to the pharmacy and picked it up. that took quite a while. >> this woman asked her doctor for birth control information. >> he said the best thing for me to do was not to be close to my husband. and if i didn't want to get that way, it was up to me. >> well, i'm 100% against birth control because it's immoral. it's the same as prostitution or abortion. >> there has always been pushback against birth control. even when the fda approved the pill, it was still illegal for many women across the country. so, estelle griswold, who was the president of planned parenthood in connecticut, decided she was going to challenge this, and she began handing out birth control, knowing full well that she would probably be arrested, which she was. >> on the 24

the pill is part of a programme called prep or pre-exposure profill axis. the center for disease control say prep reduces the risk of h.i.v. by 92%. >> where preexposure profill axis is helpful, it presents the initial infection. it doesn't get into the cells, it's on the surface of the cells by the drug. >> the prep programme includes taking truvada every day and checking in with a doctor. a year of truvada costs 13,000. most insurers cover the drug. an estimated 4,000 people who are h.i.v. negative are taking it. >> the doctor is a clinical research director at a clinic serving the gay committee. he said prep's adoption could be the answer to his city's epidemic. >> in washington d.c., they have the highest prevalence of h.i.v. in the united states. we are shy of 3% overall of the population, higher than some rates of countries in africa. if you are african american and have sex with men and are between the ages of 20 and 40, your chance of having h.i.v. is one in five. >> gay health advocates centered efforts on promoting condom use and awareness of statu

that could block ovulation and lead to -- and finally become the birth control pill, which was finally okayed in the 1960's. it would take time for the use to spread, but the challenge to the notion that women in marriage had to have children or had no control over the number of children she had, etc., really began obviously early than the 1950's, but the development of the pill, the financing and the ideas come together so that the pill becomes one of the things that is happening in the 1950's, as is kinsey's books, challenging this traditional notion of motherhood, childbearing, domestic relations. and if you're going to be talking about a challenge to marriage and conventional sexual norms in the 1950's, you cannot leave out hugh hefner. does anyone know where hugh hefner went to college? not far away. no, not indiana. but he probably wished he had because he loved the kinsey report. i mean, he devoured the kinsey books. kinsey was telling him all the things he was thinking anyhow, that you did not have to live your adult sexual life through the conventions of mar

investigators say they found the man that gave him the pills. >> mr. wallace was in the possession of a large number of oxycodone pills the night he died. >> wallace is charged with homicide and the police say the little boy's death was no accident. >> at the very least it was negligence and at the very most it was purposefully done and we believe that was the case here. >> wallace had sole custody of the boy and his mother lives in south carolina. and he has a prior arrest record for violent assault and tonight is in jail for murder and drug charges. david ry, channel 6 "action news." >> all right david thank you. >>> an ocean county church thought they fell victim to a burglar, but it turns out a deer was behind the break-in, they discovered the damage yesterday morning, a check of surveillance tapes showed a disoriented deer was responsible, it was said to jump out of the church window but it left blood behind, fortunately the ash kifs were not damaged. party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entir

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>> i took the pills. >> reporter: what do you remember after the pills? >> feeling drugged, and i was kind of leaning forward, and he was behind me having sex with me. and i -- i remember it because it was not good. >> reporter: so you didn't go to police? >> no, you can't tell. because that's bill cosby. nobody will believe you. i was sorry all my life that i wasn't more powerful. i'm sorry i put myself in circumstances where i should have known better. >> reporter: it's okay. i know it's very difficult. >> i'm really sorry. so i'm sorry for my mistakes. but he had no right to do that. >> reporter: she is now one of numerous women making similar, disturbing allegations of a sexual attack by bill cosby. >> i think what makes these latest developments different is the sheer number. that's one hell of a coincidence if they're all crazy, pathological liars. >> reporter: but that's not the bill cosby most americans remember. >> there's no music coming through the headset. you still bopping too much left in your brain? >> reporter: he was tv's most trusted fun

. >> in the meantime, we're just going to hope we don't full into the pill chuck river. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to nick for that. >>> now, to that other thanksgiving tradition. the rush to get the holiday shopping done. of course, not everyone is in such a hurry. this little boy, for example. not so happy to be out with his dad in new york today. but more than 100 million other people will be looking for deals. abc's chief business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis has some shopping advice for as all. rebecca, good evening. >> reporter: amy, good evening to you. it is freezing here in chicago. in fact, it is the cold els thanksgiving here in decades. they were lining outside of this best buy as early at 9:00 this morning. and across the country tonight, people around the globe are literally knocking down doors to get at those deals. >> woo! >> reporter: across the country tonight, the deals race is officially on. millions of americans hitting stores, from california to iowa to pennsylvania. >> when we come out early, we probably save about

, that's the time-release pill, solves all the problems. >> see what it's like when you're not in pain anymore. take these medications. >> when purdue pharma launched oxycontin, they launched a marketing campaign and an educational campaign to convince the medical community that we had been under-prescribing opioids. >> there's no question that our best strongest medicines are the opioids. >> to convince us that we had been allowing patients to suffer needlessly because of what they called an overblown fear of addiction. >> the culture, actually, of the time was lets treat everyone with opioids at whatever dose necessary and if some doesn't work we'll give a higher dose. many of the patients i would have to keep increasing the dose that brought them up to doses that i didn't feel were safe. i consider it a population-wide experiment on american citizens that let's just give them all opiates. >> here in seattle, doctor david tauben is part of a group of physicians who are changing their approach to treating pain. >> okay, so when i just sli

what line is the pill call line? this is the pill call line right here? >> chow line. >> come on, come on, come on. i.d., where your i.d. at? >> right here. right here. >> supervisor -- whatever the supervisor was doing, he needed to be right back here. but it's the staff, again, it goes back to the same thing. really don't have enough staff to try to do the things that you are trying to do. >> not enough staff and too many weapons can only lead to one thing. hours after our crew wrapped shooting, an inmate was stabbed in the honor dorm. the following morning, it was the main topic of conversation among the inmates. >> a man right there got stabbed two beds over, right. you know, i hear the dude scream. i wake up. i look. i see it taking place. the dude had his arm up, another man swinging a knife. >> i was awakened abruptly by tim saying, "the [ bleep ] stabbed me, he stabbed me." naturally i jumped up because it's right in my cut. i get up, tim's putting his t-shirt around his arm and he's bleeding profusely. [ bleep ] standing there, like in a zone, li

i got into the pain pills. i got involved with an older man that was giving me his pills for sexual favors. and it just got really deep. i broke it off with him. and it got bad. we got into a big fight. i went over there with a bat and hit him in the head with it. that's my little boy, skylin, with his sister, kristin. when i came to prison, my baby boy was only a year and a half old. it was devastating because i didn't -- it wasn't planned. i didn't realize what i was doing. >> although cindy won't see the parole board for another seven years, she has made things right with her children. >> my girls are older now. they can drive up and see me. my youngest son, now 9 years old. i just talked to him yesterday on the phone. he's just doing really good. i have a good relationship. even though it's over the phone, just because i'm sober.

on the pain-capable fill, the five -- pill, the five-month pill, it is way bigger than the people trying to lobby for it, trying to run to the supported, it to support -- to support -- most people didn't even realize abortions were allowed at that way -- point. it makes them think about their own kids. it is a slow process, but an important one that is bigger than a little engineering of important political moments. host: do you think they will sign it? guest: i think he will be a very important moment if he vetoes it . it could be a moment that no one would have noticed or seen. it will have residents in the states where there will be a natural reaction, if we cannot have afan role ban -- federal ban, i will make sure our state has one. there are many looking to do that, even before 2016. host: marjorie dannenfelser. critics a journalist from table one campaigns need to do in the final days before the election and will talk to at the livingston. and michael beach, cofounder and jim walsh of political explains how candidates can use political information. we will take your calls and join

there is a schedule time to wake up, the pill line to get ready for. get dressed at a certain time because it is on the staff schedule but they looked like hospitals. they're all built around the nursing station and with these pioneering places they build them around the kitchen to move the nurses out of this side area is not about the nurses but being in the home and in the kitchen people can get what they want to know how controversial that is? the argument is a diabetic may get a soda so it is not safe an alzheimer's patient who eats only pureed die it they get a cookie for greasy patient ride ups for violating rules and they could be written up. the most common reason people get written up is because they violated a food rule you will see alzheimer's patients according cookies. let them have the dam could keep. the ability to offer choices but we sacrifice the idea that these are people who live for something more than just being alive today they were a policeman and teachers and doctors and care about connections to the outside world, two's the chu

they are working for the pill and it does not need to be refrigerated. >> we have needles and handling needle injuries and it can be held at room temperatures. >>> and jackie peers are chickening more than 4,000 people, sierra leone and new -- new ginny. >>> and a scam involving pg&e, the way one person was targeted and how to protect you from becoming the next victim. >> traffic is off to a decent start here on highway 4, we will tell you more about the commute. >>> very mild conditions, temperatures tell use it in the -- temperatures in the upper 70s, san francisco 59. . >>> there is fall out from the elections, we are learning just how poor santa clara performed when it came to election results, we will explain. >>> he nearly became the victim of a scam, now he has an important warning for others. >>> important roadwork, the big project, this could make getting around the city even harder, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, we are live at the san francisco police station, 6 people were injured in two separate shootings, coming up, tara moriarty wil

many were still abusing the pills at the time. >> i would be shocked if they didn't find something. > i would be too. >>> you saw this, though, the shakeup of the associated press college football rankings. florida state is back at number 1 after a victory over miami on saturday. >> joe is going to be so happy. >> they remain the only unbeaten team. alabama moved up to number 2 after beating mississippi state, which dropped to number 4. a lot of movable parts. >>> let's get a check on our weather. bill karins standing by u. >> i have tornadoes, snow, rain. >> i went out to walk the dogs this morning. cold rain and i wasn't happy. i didn't know it was raining until i took the dogs out. >> it's a monday morning. around the country, we have a plethora of different types of weather. as far as the tornadoes go, we had a tornado in the last hour in florida. a small town west of tallahassee. that's what the red triangle now crossing 10. we have a tornado on the ground or bounce iing on the ground ne interstate 10 in florida. haven't heard reports of significant damage, but one did hit. as fa

richmond police say the scarcity of the pills on the streets add to their value on the black market. they say they can go anywhere from $100 a pill to $1,000 a pill. >>> tension is mounting in ferguson, missouri tonight ahead of a decision on whether a white police officer will be charged with the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager. police in the saint louis suburb are working overtime. >> there was no decision today. there will not be one tomorrow and multiple sources tell us the grand jury will reconvene monday meaning the decision won't come until then at the earlierest communities like clayton and ferguson are gearing up with added security. more security barriers were installed and you see police officers patrolling everywhere here. there have been a dozen arrests over the last several days as police in riot gear have clashed with protesters. everyone expects more arrests in the days to follow. >> police in oakland say they are ready for anything following the grand jury's decision. the mayor's office sent out a letter alerting the community of the possibility of protest

by the time management caught on one year later, he had reportedly taken 7000 hydrocodone pills from the pharmacy he was hired to manage. >> we are with abc seven news untilfe was all smiles emagin hydrocodone. >> he said he was doing controlled substances. >> that is shocking to me. , myhatever the amount is reaction is the same. be surprised he would involved with something like that. >> he is a bad apple. >> i can't say the words on television. we asked why it took 11 months to notice thousands of missing pills will stop a spokesperson for the grocer refused to answer the question. >> still ahead, a decision a controversial transportation project. what it means for arlington, next. commuter know about congestion. why one report is blaming uncle sam. >> and >> you are watching abc seven news at 6:00 -- on your side. >> looking at the restoration of the capital dome, it's moving into the its next phase. now that the scaffolding is in place, repairs can begin on those are keen hundred cracks in the cast-iron dome will stop workers repaired layers of paint and repair dozens of ornament

. >> whether do you remember after taking the pills. >> i wish they wouldn't have took the pills. did stay in contact with cosby off and on for years. and continued a sexual relationship. >> so everything you did after that first night sounds like if not only was it consentual but you were the one who instituted gate. >> i would say i never was an active participant in any sexual intercourse with him. i was taking advantage of. >> cosby lawyers did in the comment on this but dismissed previous allegations. saying that accusers are quote coming out of the wood work with fabricated or unsubstantiated stories. but this growing chorus of alleged victim is harder and harder for cosby to ignore. >> i'm sorry i put myself in a circumstances where i should have known better. he had no right to do that. >> that was elizabeth reporting. the attorney who defended pets son and jackson going after the real estate web site zillo. a lawsuit filed this week that claims 120 full-time hourly employee were not paid over time. also claims some were denied meal break. it takes any alleges about the wo

many users often go down that path as the pills become too expensive, and they make the switch to heroinwhich is cheaperut provides the same high. >> you say he was secretive about this? >> very secretive out this. he was able to maintain his appearance for a lge time. eventually we did findut about his addiction to pills, but it wasn't until aft he passed away tt we learned heroin was involved. >> how did you learn that? >> i began wring the book because i was a journalist, it was my natural instinct to dig into his story andearn at happened to him and how head fallen so far so fast. thugh the process of writing the book, i ordered his autopsy. that's how i learned it was heroin. >> my goodness. that must have been such ahock to your family. >> it was earth shattering. it was the kind of thing we thought wou never happen to us. a lot of filies feel that way. this is something tt just would ner touch their family. it's very stigmatized and something so unimanable that could happen to somebody that you love, it's shocking when it happens. >> you wrote the book to help learn more about you

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what line is the pill call line? this is the pill call line right here? >> chow line. >> come on, come on, come on. i.d., where your i.d. at? >> right here. right here. >> supervisor -- whatever the supervisor was doing, he needed to be right back here. but it's the staff, again, it goes back to the same thing. really don't have enough staff to try to do the things that you are trying to do. >> not enough staff and too many weapons can only lead to one thing. hours after our crew wrapped shooting, an inmate was stabbed in the honor dorm. the following morning, it was the main topic of conversation among the inmates. >> a man right there got stabbed two beds over, right. you know, i hear the dude scream. i wake up. i look. i see it taking place. the dude had his arm up, another man swinging a knife. >> i was awakened abruptly by tim saying, "the [ bleep ] stabbed me, he stabbed me." naturally i jumped up because it's right in my cut. i get up, tim's putting his t-shirt around his arm and he's bleeding profusely. [ bleep ] standing there, like in a zone, li

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the two older kids experienced my addiction. my addiction started with pills. found out i was pregnant. i had my daughter. she was in the hospital for six weeks because she was addicted to the methadone and i had to watch my baby go through withdraws. my son was four, and my daughter was six weeks when they were taken away. i lost my kids for 33 days shy of two years. i became serious about my recovery. >> so is this the bad part of town or is this just a place where you're unlikely for people to find you. >> just a place where people are unlikely to find you. i wouldn't necessarily say there was a bad part of greenfield. i mean, it's probably pretty spread out, bad, i guess you'd say. >> what would you do? come here to shoot up? >> yep. you know we'd go down here and just hang out down there. i bet if we walked along here, we'd find needles and bags. you know. >> basically you'd come down here, shoot up, and what are you going to nod out? just sit down -- >> just sit down and hang out. a day like this, hang out under the underpass over there. >> not exactly la

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