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Warrior women "of vigorous bodies with strong and ardent hearts." the kinds of women who are now walking across central america and mexico into the southern united states with their children. the kinds of women who are on those buses with their children in marietta, 2,409 miles from the statue of liberty. those women of strong and ardent hearts and their children saw no welcoming beacon like the statue of liberty in california. instead, they saw people who believe that the land that they were on...

In marietta, 2,409 miles from the statue of liberty. those women of strong and ardent hearts and their children saw no welcoming beacon like the statue of liberty in california. instead, they saw people who believe that the land that they were on is theirs, and only theirs, and its always been only theirs. there was no evidence of any of the local native american tribes being part of the protest group that stopped those buses. everyone who stopped those buses has been a beneficiary of first, the...

Holiday season looking for bargains, theyre expected to shot retail giant $17 billion in annual profits even higher. and that is not sitting well with tiffany barroyd whos married with two kids. >> its very how shall i say that, disgusting? because you know, a lot of times we dont make the money that you need you cant get the things for your family. >> reporter: she says shes been at walmart for two years working 19 to 40 hours a week and made just $12,000 last year. >> i just feel that walmart ...

Just $12,000 last year. >> i just feel that walmart should pay us more than enough to support our families, more like 25,000 a year. >> reporter: are you able to get by on the money you make from walmart? >> not at all. >> reporter: she is part of the protest group "our walmart" an association of disgruntled employees. along with others theyve tried to pressure walmart enlisting members of congress, city councils, anyone they can, arguing that the superretailer is essentially exploiting the hung...

Retail giants $17 billion in annual profits even higher. and that is not sitting well with tiffany who is married with two kids. >> it is very, how should i say it? disgusting. a lot of times we dont make the money. >> reporter: she said shes been at walmart for two years working 19 to 40 hours a week and made just $12,000 last year. >> i feel walmart should pay us more than enough to support our families. more like $25,000 a year. >> are you able to get by on the money you make from walmart? >>...

the judge decided before last weeks hearing that in the early portion of the proceeding he would allow a camera for the initial appearance and the arraignment that should come in a couple of days. there is a sketch artist in there and full of reporters including cnns eddie lavendara who will come down as soon as we know what is going to happen. first, he will be read the formal charges and from court documents that is 12 counts of first-degree murder and numerous attempts of first-degr...

May be involved? >> no, not that weve heard. curiously, some of them had a loose connection to the occupy cleveland gathering. and it does appear from the court documents, although the documents are not explicit about this. that what first got the fbi on to them is that there was going to be an event. they simply say in the court documents, an event held by a protest group october 21st of last fall. thats why the fbi decided to have this confidential source go and listen. and he said these men r...

Has been successful in getting the food and drug administration to loosen the regulations on new drugs for aids. now the activists are trying to force scientists to work faster and to test new treatments. in the past scientists have strongly resisted such pressure. actup thinks the scientists can be made to listen. robert bazell, nbc news, bethesda. >> that was in may of 1990, that report. a few months earlier, in the fall of 1989, seven members of the same protest group had chained themselves t...

four men a, robert bales was brought to the u.s. and speaks to his lawyer for the first time. heres his attorney, john brown. >> i think flfs an effort to paint him as someone who, rather than having a serious brain injury and shouldnt have been there to begin with, had some other factors. the financial situation for all of us is stressful, i think. but, you know, nobody goes and kills women and children because they had financial stresses. >> bales is kbg held now at fort leavenworth ...

Megyn: thank you. >> thank you. megyn: there are new angry claims of a double standard when it comes to political protests. in three minutes why did the tea party have to shell out thousands to use a public park while a occupy protest group gets a free ride? so who ordered the cereal that can help lower olesterol