senator casey: yes. mark: martin o'malley? senator casey: yes.k: the former governor of rhode island? senator casey: sure. mark: how about joe biden? happy look him in the eye and endorse and? senator casey: we don't know who is going to be running. we have one candidate for sure and that is hillary clinton. mark: should we have a president from scranton? senator casey: i would love to have that that would be wonderful. mark: so you're basically for biden, that is what you're saying. just kidding. if you are able to stop this from going through, what would the circumstances have to be to stop it? senator casey: we would have to marshall enough support and votes from the finance committee to stop the trade promotion authority. we will have amendments today and it will have a vote at the end of that process. this is an uphill fight. anybody in my position to says otherwise is probably a little too optimistic. it is important to have this debate and it gives us a chance to talk about the middle class. mark: senator, thank you for coming to talk to u

casey has no regrets for standing up. >> i had only one friend in high school, just one.lions. >>> halfway around the world, it's an ordinary day in southern california. until a smoke shop gets two unwelcome visitors. and the unlikeliest of heroes springs into action. [ barking ] july 7th, 2012, altadena, california. duane deer is never far from his loyal dog, the rescued stray named paco, he brings to work with him each day. >> they were going to put him to sleep so i went down and grabbed the dog and brought him home. >> one of the stops on paco's daily rounds is the ace smoke shop two doors away. >> he would just hang out in the store. he had a bed there and would just hang there all day. >> alfred is the store's clerk. >> he was very close to me. he's the best friend. to me. he's great. >> alfred is about to discover just how loyal his four-legged friend really is. when two hooded robbers make an unwelcome visit. >> you have to do it -- anything you want. >> paco starts to bark. [ barking ] as alfred is held at gunpoint. >> if the gun is fake or real, you don't know.

coles: our second speaker is casey clabough. casey is a professor at lynchburg college and editor of the james dickey review and is english graduate director. a richmond native who grew up and appomattox county, he has editor of the multivolume "best creative nonfiction of the south," "texas review press" and a variety of other things. one of the editors of the encyclopedia of virginia, which is online. he's had a number of fellowships and received a number of awards. he has published over 100 works in anthologies and periodicals such as the sewanee review, the virginia quarterly review and so on. author of " confederados: a novel of the americas." the confederates that left the u.s. at the end of the war and went to brazil. i remember from 30 or 40 years ago reading an article about that. bill maybe wrote that and i have never heard of it and i got interested. i'm looking for to hearing his top. -- his talk. his talk today is entitled " confederados. casey clabough. [applause] professor clabough: thank you dr. coles. thank you

by then they'll have set the tone and gain momentum. >> libby casey live for us from washington d c. let's bring in michael sure joining us from los angeles. good evening. welcome to you. what does the way clinton chose to announce say about her campaign? >> well it shows that there's a different kind of outreach that hilary's campaign will do. i spoke to someone saying that it wept as well as it -- went as well as they could hope. it gets younger people talking. it will be difficult than in 2000. >> does her bean on opponent help or hurt her now? there are two schools of thought of the there's enough that she has to look at what she did wrong last time and what she has been doing wrong in terms of communicating with middle class americans, that she can correct that now, and i said it before by voting running against old hillary, the hillary of 2008. she has to beat that hillary, and with the launch they seem to say that they are pleased with the way it's gone. >> as we head into 2016 does it matter that she is a woman and would be the first woman president of the united states. >> s

casey. mr. casey aye. mr. warner. mr. warner no. mr. chairman. the chairman votes no. >> the clerk will announce the results. >> seven ayes, 19 nays. >> the amendment is defeated. does anybody else have an amendment? >> mr. chairman. >> the senator from pennsylvania. >> mr. chairman, i have good news and bad news. good news is -- >> i like the good news. i like that in advance. >> good news is i'm not offering all of my amendments. the bad news is good news for me but bad news maybe for some others. i'd ask for a voice vote on the by america amendment. let me just walk through it. this is an amendment, casey amendment -- or amendment number 203. amendment number 2. i'm trying to insist that the buy america provisions which have been in effect for decades adheres well to this agreement. so that the effect of the amendment if it were to pass and be implemented would be to remove fast track privileges from any agreement that weakens or undermines the buy american act act. in particular, and this is the basics of it in terms of impact, it would simpl

first of all, casey hunt are you lost? >> i wandered into your studio. >> this is not new hampshire. this is not iowa. >> i don't think new york is officially on the campaign trail. >> no. charlie cook is new york in doubt in the presidential primaries? >> no. but i'm not sure -- that's not the "new york times" story i read. it said that he would be -- he predicted that scott walker would be the nominee and it was a little fuzzier i think than that. >> what strikes me is it's great to say i'm not endorsing anyone but i do think this guy should be the winner. you know, in my country, that's sort of what an endorsement sounds like. >> i'm not sure that's how i read it. but that's okay. >> scott walker does seem to be the new darling. if everyone's going to get their 30 days or whatever it was that last time around everyone seemed to get at least 30 days as the new darling, he is certainly it. do you think he can sustain it? >> the interesting thing to me, this is the first time i can remember a republican field as broad wher

casey, thanks for your time here. it's interesting all of the references to the past and the old, some people have been quick to point to hillary clinton, but a lot of what we heard from senator rubio would apply to jeb bush as well. >> reporter: good morning, tamarind tamarind. that's the case and that's the elephant so to speak looming over rubio's early campaigning here in miami where this city is basically split on the question of whether they should support rubio who is their up and coming tea party favorite in 2010 or jeb bush who is their former governor. i think that this is ultimately the first day that rubio is going to have to start answering serious questions about his campaign, seeing as he is now an official candidate. i can asked him this our interview how he would stand up to the vetting process that will come with the presidential spotlight. >> i've always said that eventually that will not be the permanent policy of the united states, it will have to come to an end at some point. i hope it comes to a

libby casey live for us in the washington good to see you debate has begun i understand with some domic senators criticizing how long this whole process has taken. that's right tony, we do expect to see a time vote this afternoon so this is the last chance to complain, and talk about just how long this had taken. the president put her name forward back in november. and we just taw chuck shoulder talk on the floor he has called it disgraysful he blames republicans for obstruction, and delay. now republicans are also using these last couple of hours to get in their 2 cents as well as the justice department overall. we have heard from the likes of senator chuck graphly now he is a top -- republican on the judiciary committee. very influential that's the one he had to testify before back in january. and senator graph says he is not going to support lynch in this final vote. it is less about her and more about the policies of the justice department, that she has been nominated to leave. so this is a last round to go on the record and get their opinion in here. we see a time vote. tony. >> so

let me bring in libby casey. libby, 17 years band-aid fixes. why did it take so long to tackle this? >> a lot of it was the nuts and bolts how to find a lasting solution. but also these patches have worked. congress always functions on a deadline approach, wait no. the last minute and then fix this. the thing about this ultimate change though that is not a patch, would be a fix really the biggest change to medicare in 20 years is this has been increasingly anxiety producing from medicare patients. i may not be able to serve you they have been hearing from physicians if this payment changes. and so that has been an ongoing lunching situation a lot of frustration for the doctors. remember you talk to the congress who are themselves doctors, it comes down to figuring out the right formula for compromise. >> dr. al said, if you are a doctor treating medicare patients how do they get paid? >> a doctor will see a patient log what they do for that patient and bill for those services and then medicare will then pay the doctor for those services after t

casey did so in philadelphia today. fox 29's jeff cole joins us now.eff, what did senator casey say about this report which as we've stabbed was scathing? >> certainly not happy about it lucy. as you can imagine the report is unacceptable according to the united states senator. he says that the va especially in philadelphia is not doing its job to provide veterans with a benefits they deserve. the report showed thousands of calls not being returned to veterans for over a year and also claims the va was manipulating dates, ignoring thousands of peaces of male and failing to document patients records in a time manner. in a press conference today senator casey demand the va act now to fix the problems with its playinged -- it's playinged with. he read parts of the letter they sent to the va. >> quote what specific actions are being taken to ensure issues of data manipulation, duplicate payments and delay in responding to inquiries from beneficiaries among other findings do not happen again? unquote. that's the main question that i asked them to respond to

also with us tonight, senator bob casey of pennsylvania. great to have both of you with us tonight. senator baldwin, you first. do your residents know what trade promotional authority is? has there been a lack of knowledge amongst the american public as to the severity and the impact of this decision? >> i think my constituents have vivid recollections of the last go-around of this. they remember very vividly nafta and the fast-track authority that went before that. so those recollections are vivid. they're very curious about whether this has changed at all in the years since. i'm going to be sad to tell them i really don't think it has changed. not only is it frustrating that the fast track hasn't kept up with the times, but in terms of trying to understand what's in the tpp, what's in the trade agreement that's being negotiated with the european union, that is next to impossible, even for senators let alone the constituents that i represent in wisconsin. >> senator casey, if it's hard for senators to understand because of lack of access to exactly what's in the deal you're going t

the one who was a disaster was bill casey who nixon appointed to the s.e.c. reagan would later make him head of the cia. casey was a -- was very entrepreneurial. he would invest in small businesses just across the board. he had some dubious business practices. and getting his affairs in order was a true mess. in fact talk about a memorable moment. casey had an interesting habit, too, that only a few people ever noticed when he was in a meeting. he would chew on his necktie. he would take his necktie out and chew on it and at the end of it it would be all juicy and i thought, this is somewhat amazing that he would eat a tie a day, whatever it was. but one of the most memt rabl things that happened was casey was in my office on a saturday morning and i had moved into the eob and those are very high-ceiling offices. years later -- because that was a great old government building, that had the war department and what have you in it they placed fluorescent lights across the top which -- they were so high, they were inconspicuous and 15 feet of fluorescent lighting

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that was not the case in 2008 when casey backed obama over clinton in the primaries. ted cruz rand paul and marco rubio have announced their candidacies. new jersey governor chris christie says he will decide soon whether he's going to run. >> this could be a sign that chris christie will soon announce a run for president. his wife recently resigned from her job. >> repairs to this railroad bridge will close one of philadelphia's busiest streets for a while. chunks of concrete keep falling on to the street. in fact one of them slammed through a car's windshield recently barely missing the driver. csx has announced it will start repairs to the bridge beginning in june. neighbors and officials tell us that the work should start sooner. >> do something to the bridge before somebody gets killed. >> it's decrepit it's falling apart. we should start immediately. >> part of the repairs would wrap the bridge in a debris shield. >> olympic gold medalist bruce jenner is telling the world, quote, for all intents and purposes i am a woman. jenner said he began the transition in t

. >> on a blanket we met casey casey. >> i am so nervous and bad for this country. many people are running here and there for their life. many houses are falling and many people are dying also. >> he thinks that the family will sleep here for the next week. violent after shocks triggered more avalanches and land slides. a army team is pinned down. >> you can see the rocks cracking down around us. you can not see them coming. >> a few dozen have been rescued but 17 have died and three americans. marissa from new jersey was a base camp doctor. and tom also from california that was filming a documentary. back in cat man due tourists are stuck as well. >> well it was the first day of our stay in cat man due. >> today again it's probably going to be the lobby or thinking of being in the open space right here. >> the medical and military officials tell us that they have no real idea how many have died or how big of a disaster this could turn out to be. richard angle nbc cat man due. >>> this morning baltimore is on edge and it comes as the city repairs for the funeral of

casey, aye. mr. warner aye. mr. chairman, aye. >> clerk announce the vote. >> 26 ayes and zero nays. >> the amendment is granted. >> distinguished senator from oregon? >> this is amendment 70, and i'm sponsoring this amendment with my colleague senator brown. it reflects a critically important value. that is the elimination, once and for all, of forced and enden indentured labor, including child labor. you want to thank senator brown on his work on this issue and nora todd for the hard work she's put in. it's worth noting our former colleague has previously championed this issue for years. currently, u.s. law permitted the importation of goods made with indentured or forced labor if the goods are not made in the united states, in sufficient quantifytyies to meet demand. this is direct. it says there is never, never a time when forced labor is acceptable. this is 2015. there is absolutely no room in our trade policies for any exceptions to that principle. ought to be supporting reform in countries where children are

chairman to talk about amendment number 77 and this is casey amendment number one. we know a number of us everybody here is trying to move in the direction of leveling the playing field. lots of ways to get their and a lot of debate about how to get there but i think it's important that we focus on some of the basic challenges or impediments that a lot of our firms have. it's traveling to so many of us in both parties that many of our trading partners operate what are sometimes known as state-owned enterprises and we should take action to confront that challenge. it is made worse by the fact that they don't seem to have tools in place to combat that or to fight against it. one of the tools to fight against that would be what is contained in my amendment and i won't offer today just to talk about it. i'm an amendment that instructs the department of commerce to exclude, to exclude state-owned enterprises from calculations and anti-dumping and countervailing duty petitions i think it's one way to go at this problem. i realize there are other approaches as well but i t

hi i'm casey, i'm 26 years old and i love elvis. >> casey's love for elvis began when she was a youngday. >> i had to sit completely still so my mom would put on elvis movies. ever since then i have been head over heels in love with elvis. >> to me he's more the person that whenever i hear his music i think of him and i also think of casey. >> when casey saw on today the chance to be married at elvis presley's grace land chapel wedding in las vegas, they both knew this could very well be their destiny. >> everything involved in this is something that i could never do for her. i could never have priscilla be at our wedding. we'll be the first to be wed at this brand-new graceland chapel. everything incorporated is our dream. >> for now they will continue to dream and keep their fingers crossed. >> i know that we want more in life and we want to grow together and figure out where we want to go from there. this is the perfect beginning to that to our life. ♪ never let me go ♪ >> they seem like a sweet couple. >> yes. >> casey and cameron are with us now from portland oregon. guys, good m

casey, how are you? >> how are you, casey? >> i'm so excited and happy and i have a husband!f like settling in now. it's still very surreal. but, i'm sure tomorrow. >> it will sink in. >> there was no fainteding? >> exactly. >> there was so much >> announcer: nbc 10 breaking news. >> we continue to follow the breaking news in philadelphia. we are still seeing traffic delays near the intersection of oh 76 and the vine street expressway where a truck overturned this morning. nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has an update. >> the good news is we are in recovery mode from the earlier accident around 30th street in the westbound lanes of the schuylkille expressway. closing it down only allowing one lane by on the eastbound side. i will do a run-through of oh different cameras. this is eastbound. you can see eastbound traffic right there really slow. we head over to the schuylkill around 50 avenue. if you are headed westbound, no problem therement spring garden the eastbound delay and the boulevard is where we are seeing eastbound delays. 37 minutes headed ea

casey reed -- casey hunt is there where the orioles and chicago white sox will make baseball history by playing. orioles executives decided not to have any fans in the stands. they spoke to casey hunt this morning. >>> i agree that baltimore needs to get back to normal but until they get back to normal i think the comfort of our fans and safety is paramount concern. i think we had to keep this in mind during this challenging time. >> casey joins me from a perspective over camden yards. they've got batting practice. they're going to play at 2:00 to an empty ballpark? it seems insane. >> reporter: it's unprecedented, andrea. it does seem as though the game will go on. you have members of both teams on the field warming up, they're set up for batting practice you have the other side of the box office where fans are trying to exchange tickets for this game and the two games that were postponed to later in may. on saturday there was a scare here at camden yards. they shut the crowd in and wouldn't let them leave after some of the rioting emerged into the streets that are not that far away

from madison, wisconsin, please welcome casey munz! [cheers and applause] what's up, casey? you are the human calculator. how's that happen?

casey and cameron have arrived. with their family friends and, oh, yes, priscilla presley by their sides. the ceremony is set to begin in >> we have a real exciting reunion for you tomorrow on "t i'm so thrilled about. this we're bringing together five of the guys from montie python's flying circus. we will help them celebrate the 40th anniversary of the classic. huge tracks of land. mighty python own the holy gr you're going to get the scoop on some new projects they're working on. >> they're going to bring their >> that's right. >> you silly english. >> fabulous. >> bring out the should beery! >> this could go on for the next 24 hours. let's go inside to natalie. she has a check of the morning's top stories. >> good morning. once again, we begin with breaking news. a u.s. counter-terrorism operation has killed two hostages held by al qaeda including an american. nbc national correspondent peter alex ander is at the white house. good morning. >> natalie, good morning. president obama and n. this briefing room withi

i'm libby casey. praise stretched from washington to tehran today. iran's president has promised that his government will honor the deal but only if world powers will hold up their end of the bargain, too. >> i would like to make cheer that the enrichment program will be be for energy. >> it is warned that they will still be able to build a nuclear balm. >> prime minister netanyahu spoke to a joint session of the u.s. congress just last month warning of a deal with iran. he'll no doubt try to use his leverage whatever leverage he has with u.s. lawmakers to try to scuttle any chance of this passing through congress. but it's very unlikely that he will be able to derail this bill. this is in agreement reached not only with the u.s. but also with other world powers as well. mr. netanyahu, who will no doubt continue his criticism of this agreement will struggle very much to prevent any kind of final deal being reached. >> here in the u.s. the obama administration has to convince some skeptics in congress not to take action until the deal is done. white h

i'm libby casey. iran's president is joining the chorus of praise over a deal restricting his country's nuclear program. hasan rouhani spoke a few hours ago saying tehran will honor the framework negotiated in switzerland provided that powers in the west hold up their end of the deal. >> i would like to make it clear that the enrichment of any program is only for the development of iran. this enrichment program will not be used against any country. today the world has realized that iran is a peaceful country. >> but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that's not the case. netanyahu warned that iran will still be able to build a nuclear bomb and threaten israel's very survival? we're in jerusalem with more. >> you'll remember he spoke to a joint session of the congress just last month. warning of a deal with iran. he, of course, will no doubt try to use his leverage, whatever leverages highway with u.s. lawmakers to try to scuttle any chance of this passing through congress. but it's very un

i'm antonio mora. >> and i'm libby casey. coming up in this half hour of international news the man who launched the $8 million effort to honor american's vietnam war veterans. >> and a spaceship is spinning out of control. >> but tonight in baltimore thousands of people took to the streets calling for justice for freddy gray. in about 30 minutes the city will be under another night of curfew. paul beban joins us from baltimore. are police worried about any more violence tonight? >> good evening lobby and of course they are concerned that things could heat back up. but right now sort of an uneasy peace in baltimore. the governor today calling this a turning point that maybe the city has turned back to more than normal. we saw an outdoor concert kids going back to school, businesses reopening, people continuing the cleanup. the city sort of holding its breath. the police commissioners saying the city is stable and they want to keep it that way. >> right now anticipate no major issues. we have a number of resources i've placed

senator bob casey is making a push to close a communication gap.ey will call on the ftc to allow them to use the same radios of first responders. they made the request back in 2013 but so far the fcc has not reacted. >>> an annual report on airline quality is out today. it was not a good year for the industry according to the research. the number of complaints was up 25%. jetblue and american airlines topped the list. lost bags and late flights. the report is a joint research project from wichita university and emory riddle aeronautic university. >>> a scare at a zoo will lead to charges for a mother. her child fell into the cheetah enclosure. what the mother was doing when the child fell. >>> and an intergalactic coffee run. the mission to carry an extra jolt to astronauts in the international space station. >>> happening today, a sentencing hearing for four former black water security guards. they were convicted in october in connection with the deaths of 14 iraqi civilians in 2007. three of them faced mandatory decades long sentences on firearms

live from new york city, i'm libby casey. the governor of arkansas is saying no for now to a controversial bill supporters say is designed to protect religious freedom. the republican governor asa hutchen aside originally said he would sign t but then he said that changes needed to be made first. >> it's been my intention all along that house bill 1228, the religious freedom restoration act be crafted in a way that mirrors the federal religious freedom and restoration act. that was passed in 1993, and it was signed by president clinton. i came to congress after that, but i sat on the judiciary committee, the house of representatives that considered these amendments, had hearings on this federal religious freedom restoration act. and so i'm somewhat familiar with it. and how it's played out across the country. it's my intention because the federal law does not cover state causative action that we have a similar law in arkansas. and we wanted to have it crafted similar to what we have at the federal level. and to do that, thoug

from madison, wisconsin, please welcome casey munz! [cheers and applause] what's up, casey? you doing, my man? oh, come on over here. you are the human calculator. how's that happe

libby casey joins us from washington d.c. there has been so much build up to the announcement. did it live up to expectations? >> today's launch was not about showing a candidate power or supporters chanting her name. the clinton campaign went with an understated approach and they hope the campaign will be about the hopes and needs of american people not the hopes and needs of hillary clinton >>> a presidential campaign roll out online. hillary clinton jumped into the race for a second time after a bruising defeat in the 2008 democratic primary to president obama. the video's tone one of optimism and focus on americans, rather than the candidate herself. >> every day we are trying to get more and more ready and prepared. >> reporter: tapping into the popularism that won her husband bill clinton the presidency two times. >> i'm hitting the road to earn your vote because it's your time. and i hope you'll join me on this journey. >> reporter: the announcement was months in the making. as hillary clinton kept mum about her plans, a fundraising machine grew up around her, the back r

casey backed barack obama during the 2008 white house race. on the republican side three senators have announced that they will run for the republican nomination for president, ted cruz rand paul and marco rubio. >>> in the kathleen kane investigation a judge postponed a hearing on whether pennsylvania's attorney general should be held in contempt of court. the hearing was scheduled for monday montgomery county court. yesterday kane's lawyers challenged the basis for the hearing claiming kane was biased. she's accused of leaking secret grand jury information, she fired a prosecutor after the judge ordered a ban on retaliating against potential witnesses. >>> it's about 18 minutes after 5:00. we were watching some construction earlier on the roads. hopefully that's moved out of the way. we're also checking on any other problems that may pop up on your friday morning drive. >> right. jessica boyington is watching all of that and getting information from a lot of different sources to make sure that you're updated for your ride to work. jessica, w

. >>> happening today with decision 2016 bob casey is expected to endorse hillary clinton.e plans to release an e-mail saying he's backing clinton. casey backed barack obama over clinton during the 2008 white house race. >>> so far three republican senators have announced that they're running for the republican nod for president, they are ted cruz, rand paul, and marco rubio. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 19 minutes after 4:00. the temperatures are falling right now. it is another chilly start this morning. back a little bit colder than yesterday, and the wind is blowing across boat house row. winds gusting to 26 miles an hour. steady at 18. 41 degrees feels 34r50ik 2 this morning. a cold start. watching for snow flurries in the pocono mountains. snow showers moving into northwestern pennsylvania and north central pennsylvania. some of those bringing clouds into allentown and philadelphia. not expecting to see flurries but we are getting a cold start. and we will see that cold air continue to dump out of canada during the day t

let's bring in meteorologist lauren casey of our minneapolis station wcco. lauren, where exactly is this nasty weather going? >> yeah, well we have a dime andea i can wide-reaching storm system that is going to the bring threat of severe weather from the central plains to the mid- atlantic this weekend. numerous revere storms are likely tonight in parts of kansas, oklahoma and texas in areas under enhanced risk. enhanced is the third highest category on the new storm prediction center's modifiedin scale. tornado and severe thunderstorm watches are in effect from nebraska down to central texas until 9:00 p.m. central tonight. and then tomorrow that threat spreads eastward to include the southeast and mid-atlantic. cities from little rock toan atlanta to charlotte may experience storms producing large hail and damaging winds. >> axelrod: lauren casey with the bad weather in our nation's midsection. lauren, thank you. two people remain in critical condition after a gas explosion in fresno, california. 15 were injured in the blast yesterday that sent flames shoo

bob casey says he sent the letter to remind federal officials that this project needs to be completedmore than $97 million being devoted to the project this year. but casey's calling on the administration to continue investing in the work. >> because we have to make sure when those larger vessels are coming up the east coast that we get them to philadelphia. this is an imperative for the region. >> completion of the project should lead to $1 billion in port infrastructure projects in our region. that means, more jobs for the future. >>> well check those lottery tickets. someone is almost a million dollars richer after buying a winning ticket in burkes county. the winning ticket sold to the speedway in redding. the match 6 lotto ticket worth more than $907,000. it was for the april 23rd drawing. winning numbers, 2, 3, 24 38 39 and 45. again, they are 2, 3, 24, 38, 39 and 45. >>> back now to the top story. breaking traffic news. >> rush hour headaches ahead for commuters traveling through one part of chester county. route 202 in birmingham township is delayed in both directions. only on

thank you for joining us, libby casey.ore news in just a moment. >>> more than 70 dead and hundreds still unaccounted for after al shabaab gunmen attack a college in northeast kenya. >> you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up iran nuclear talks reach a climax. a joint statement is expected soon, but is it a deal? we'll bring you that

. >>> pennsylvania senator bob casey is preparing to publishly endorse hillary clinton for president.asey's spokesperson says he plans to send an e-mail to support's announcing his support of clinton, in the e-mail clinton will tell clinton's dedication for fighting for middle class. the casey sided with president obama over clinton in the 2008 democratic presidential primary. >>> a local woman has turn a love of flowers into you can say a blooming business. she takes us inside her greenhouse next. >> aren't you clever. >>> ♪ >> funny guy. >> yeah. >> happy birthday to mom too and alex holley. we won't say her age either. >> a young chris murphy and her mother. >> that is good. >> 4:53. local woman's passion has bloomed into something a lot of people are talking about these days. >> fox 29's dawn timmeney visited her award winning greenhouse but this woman isn't the only one with the green thumb. >> the color it is a income out. >> reporter: lewis and jim have quite the the prize collection of prized orchid, bright, beautiful and boosting with color. >> what catches our interest is wh

joining us is casey hunt. the clinton campaign likinge leaking of the possibilities that she's going to do small venues and keep the campaign low to the ground. >> that's right, lawrence, and i think that that reflects something that both the clinton teams, the clinton team learned over time and it's a lesson that the obama team really found out in 2008 when they beat her, which was that you know she didn't do well when she was inevitable. she did well in their view when her back was up against the wall. and so at this point, she's essentially the inevitable nominee. it's not as though her staff can put her, you know put her back up against the wall and make it difficult for her so they have to do everything they can to show that this time she doesn't believe that this is something that she deserves that she's just waltzing into but something that she has to prove in situations ideally they believe will highlight her personable strengths and give her the ability to connect with voters one on one in a way that

casey calls it the region's largest jobs project. >>> the federal emergency management agency or fema purged more than $6.9 billion into new jersey since hurricane sandy hit in 2012. the money reimbursed municipal for clearing debris restoring works. fema paid out more than a few billion dollars in flood insurance claims ton elevate homes. >> the red cross is getting a boost thanks to a local grocery store chain. the burns family fresh grocer supermarkets presented the red cross with a check today at the store at progress plaza in north philadelphia. all last month customers were given the opportunity to donate that along with corporate support raised $10,000. this is the chain's third annual fundraiser for the red cross. >> time to get a look at traffic on a friday night see how things rolling. >> matt pelman back over at the traffic center with the low down on the slow down, matt. >> and it is plenty slow. they're still working to try to boost this pole in chester county rick and monica along 202 near dillworthtown road. a truck plowed it over late this morning and they've been work

casey, to you first.ple increasingly are pointing at these body cameras saying this makes sense. why not mandate them? it's not as sifmple as that. is it practical? >> it's the liability to the taxpayers who end up paying millions of dollars to people who are shot and there are no witnesses and they end up winning these lawsuits for millions and millions of dollars and we're going to see these continue to go on. i think if you're talking about an $800 investment even if it's $1,000 to store the data, i think officers will buy into it because it protects them from liability, as well. >> do you, tom fuentes, believe that they change behavior? >> i think they probably do and some of the departments have reported that they see, you know, a decrease in violence involving police in many situations. i, you know, this could work both ways, though because the individuals on camera as well, and i think that once these things are really out there and deployed on a larger basis, i think it will be a backlash from the

and casey and cameron are with us now from portland oregon. good morning.d morning, good morning. casey, this story is poignant about how you fell in love with elvis because you were ill as a child going through treatments and you'd stare at these movies. do you have a favorite elvis movie and favorite elvis song? >> oh gosh. there's so many. "king creole" is probably one of my favorite movies. and "love me tender" is by far my favorite song. >> and you are priscilla presley fans as well. >> oh yeah. >> so what would it be like to meet her? could you guys handle it? >> i can handle it but i would be really, really ex >> we mentioned that you guys are finalists which is a very cool thing, but this morning we want to also tell you that we've already made our decision and you two will be getting married at the elvis chapel. so you are our winners. congratulations. >> no way. oh, my goodness. thank you. >> oh. are you excited? >> i get to marry by best friend. >> that's the nicest thing i i've heard anyone say. that is really sweet. >> and you know what guys? i

. >>> happening today in decision 2016 pennsylvania senator bob casey is expected to endorse hillarynton for president. he plans to send an e-mail to supporters announcing his backing clinton. the e-mail will tout her dedication to fighting for the middle class. casey backed barack obama over clinton during the 2008 white house race. >>> so far three republican senators have announced they will run for the republican nomination for president. they are ted cruz rand paul and marco rubio. >>> how would you like to pocket more than 2,000 dollars. that's how many your family could save if you stop wasting food. the average american household throws about $2200 worth of food each year. that's according to a new study. it found overall americans throw away $165 billion in food each year. that's a whole lot of leftovers. >>> an out of this world anniversary, 25 years ago today a space launch helped pave the way for the united states. >> reporter: stunning sights exposed to the human eye for the first time. all possible thanks to a single telescope from nasa launched on april 24th 1990. only

hunt who just interviewed muby and casey car sland.about his experience what other challenges does pub joe face? >> he still has to get by the immigration questions of course and then a lot of it is just who else is in the race namely jeb bush. there were not a lot of big florida political leaders at his announcement, that's because they can't necessarily be seen with rubio if they want to say in jeb's good graces. i expect you will see some of those people at jeb's announcement. he will have comp tig for announcements and doensers in florida. >> when is jeb expected to announce? >> at this point we're not sure yet. they said probably later may, potentially even june. i think you're going to see this announcement season stretch out. a lot of these governors don't have a lot of incentive to announce. >> why? >> they are able to raise money into their super pacs for longer than the sitting senators. >> bengy, we've noticed muby has been active on social media. let me play this video he posted on twitter after his announcement. >> i want

we continue coverage with casey hunt at the white house. casey, good to see you here.watching the white house briefing for nearly an hour. josh earnest said the protocols and principles will have to be reviewed after this. so we're thinking about that speaking about this near certainty standard that yes, al qaeda members, high ranking members, there and he said flat out that's where it went wrong. >> reporter: good afternoon. that's right. at this point, what we know as it relates to that the president never himself signed off personally on the strikes that ultimately killed these hostages. it's partly to do with the near certain he standard that the intelligence community uses to make these types of decisions. we know there's an i.g. investigation going forward to try to figure out what went wrong in this instance and what can be done going forward to try to fix it. the other thing the press secretary talked about that we were not aware of until the press briefing began was that the united states government is going to compensate the families of the hostages for what