reed, of course the senate majority leader leader, a democratic, said there would be an additional vote on sanctions after thanksgiving. now we have the deal in the interim. we have a number of people, including the white house, the president on down, saying this isn t a time for more sanctions. we have senator dianne feinstein talking about this saying this agreement is a giant step forward, and shouldn t be undermined by more sanctions. senator brown, would you be pushing for them on the nil. we should push for sanctions, hold them in escrow, so to speak, so if the iranians don t do what they re supposed to do, you have that pressure. as president reagan said, trust but verify. i m deeply concerned also about the fact that one of the first things that iran has not done is recognizing the sovereignty, the existence of israel as an independent state in that region. they still are exporting
for eternity. reporter: a new glimpse into what the women endured, the rusty chains, ariel castro used to restrain them. often for weeks at a time with little food. we learned they all kept diaries documenting their ordeal fearing they would never make it out alive. in a bizarre, rambling, 16-minute statement, castro implied he was the real victim, insooising he never abused any of the women. i m not a violent predator that they re trying to make me look like a monster but i m not a monster. i m a normal person. i am just sick. reporter: castro became emotional talking about his daughter with amanda berry. the judge was unmoved. castro will never be allowed to joycelyn again. he was sentenced to life in prison plus 1,000 years. now his victims are moving forward. gina s cousin telling the court of everyday milestones. she laughs, she swims, she dances. and more importantly, she loves and she is loved. reporter: for michelle knight standing up there, a giant step
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changed her mind after speaking with her family. and developing this morning in the investigation into the deadly attack on u.s. diplomats in benghazi, libya, a senior republican lawmaker tells cnn that investigators now have names to go along with the photos of people who may have been involved in that attack. the lawmaker could not say how many people had been identified. at a congressional hearing last week, attorney general eric holder hinted there were new definitive and concrete developments there. and a giant step forward, the senate judiciary committee voting to approve the landmark legislation yesterday. it would carve out a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants, invest billions of dollars in new border security and raise the number of visas for high-tech workers. after five days of sometimes really intense debate, three republicans join ten democrats in passing that measure that bill moves to the full senate.
after social media sparked concerns over its safety. it s estimated to be in at least half of u.s. ground meat and the u.s. department of agriculture deciding some public schools can stop serving lunches containing pink slime. now back to on the record . a giant step forward. we re finally getting closer to finding out if president obama s health care law is constitutional or not, and the supreme court, of course, decides that. some elements of the health care law are already in place. what are they, and what happens to them in the law is struck down? emily etheridge joins us. nice to see you. nice to see you, too. greta: what s been implemented so far? the things in place are commonly known as the patient s bill of rights. those are popular like letting children stay on their parent s insurance up until 26, children cannot be denied insurance because of a pre-existing conditions. insurance companies have to spend at least 80% of their premiums on things related to