bring in senior correspondent casey stegall live with more on this. >> casey: trace, you took the words that was recovered, in fact, he said was being sent to the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives and it will undergo extensive ballistics testing and depending what kind of evidence was 4r69s -- left at the scene, they can pinpoint an exact match and help in potential prosecution here. not to be trite, but a collective sigh of relief for this typically quiet dallas suburb where people got up this morning like any typical wednesday and sent their kids off to school and then quarter after 9:00 local time, quarter after 10 eastern time, reports of multiple shots fired inside the high school on the second floor and the fact the suspect got ark way or the person of interest got ark way. you have that active manhunt that has come to a close. a weapon, 45-caliber gun recovered that is being sent to the atf for investigation. here is now where the reunification process is we've been talking about is going to be playing out for a long time. all of the kids are bussed through here

ama: casey following it all for us. we set this alert on the abc 7 mobile app when the meeting wrapped up tonight. dan: tonight, reaction after a jury delivered a partial verdict for an east bay deputy accused in the fatal shooting nearly three years ago. emotions running high in hayward as more families weigh in on the plan to close schools. ama: the district attorney saying criminal charges are possible in the new mexico movie set shooting. what else she is revealing about the investigation. sandhya: morning fog will be followed by milder afternoon. i'm sandhya patel. i will have the temperatures coming up. ama: first, what's coming up on jimmy kimmel. jimmy: gaze upon the fruits of our labor. now when you have a date or a boy you are interested in or something like that, are they nervous? >> they should be. dan: for the first time in modern history, a police officer in contra costa county was charged and convicted in an on-duty shooting. the jury could not reach a verdict in the most serious charge of the case. kate

ama: casey following it all for us.is alert on the abc 7 mobile app when the meeting wrapped up tonight. dan: tonight, reaction after a jury delivered a partial verdict for an east bay deputy accused in the fatal shooting nearly three years ago. emotions running high in hayward as more families weigh in on t ano close the district attorney saying criminal charges are possible in the new mexico movie set shooting. what else she is revealing about the investigation. sandhya: morning fog will be followed by milder afternoon. i'm sandhya patel. i will have the temperatures coming up. ama: first, what's coming up on jimmy kimmel. jimmy: gaze upon the fruits of our labor. now when you have a date or a boy you are interested in or something like that, are they nervous? >> they should be. the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped

then on the 28th -- >> i think we lost casey. there we go. casey is back. casey? you there?just telling you on the 28th, we didn't have any sight of them but on the 29th, this is the day brian laundrie was picked up by hitchhikers. he was alone and he said he was camping alone and his girlfriend was off doing her video stuff and the next day is the day that gabby's parents started receiving odd texts they were convinced were not from her. so not having the exact date of death doesn't matter. three to four weeks takes it back to august 28th. which is pretty much what we're sure is the date that she demised. >> yeah. casey, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> always great to be here. >> absolutely. >>> it's all biden's fault. that's what ted cruz is claiming about southwest's employee shortage. but take this, he made it up. ic. from dry and stressed, to bright and smooth. so, i can feel my best in my skin. olay body. fearless in my skin. thanks for coming. now when it comes to a financial plan this broker is your man. let's open your binders to page 188... uh carl, are th

and it casey was pointing this out just moments ago. the organization with which they were able to attack this on the ground is not indicative necessarily of the pandemic that we have been through, and this is such an early time for people back and person. i don't want to downplay that, i want to play that big and large, that matters. we had authorities, because national school safety services, can trump tell us that some of these very large high school campuses across the state of texas might not have had time to fully review, come up to speed and drill what it would take to respond to an emergency, an enormous emergency on campus. but this strong response with law enforcement, with the resources of emergencies, first responders, it has been something that at least parents can look at and say it's organized, this is a core point i can go. four people were harmed today. the assistant police chief telling us that he believes three of them are students. two were hospitalized with their gunshot wounds and one person described as an older p

casey, thanks for joining us. tell us about meals on wheels and especially how the grocery bag program works? >> reporter: >> what we do is we have partnerships with the food bank of contra costa county and we have local volunteers who go to the food bank, pick up grocery bags and deliver them. >> how many people do you have that do the delivery? >> we have probably 30 right now. and i have 200+ clientsdesperat volunteers. >> let's say i want to come volunteer, what is the time commitment that you are looking for for folks to come down and pick up the food and deliver it? >> we always delivered during the week and depending on the city, my program delivers on thursday. i would say an hour, could be an hour and a half but deftly an hour. >> we to we could do that, no problem. >> when you sign up, go to the meals on wheels region website and click on volunteer and if you can't be a volunteer, please, we always accept donations. we are deftly worried about our seniors out there. >> you are in the diablo region but i

casey: that's just one inflatable. foot grim reaper that lights up and all the neighborhood kids come around to see it. i have all of larry's old halloween decorations and inflatable's that he gave me a couple of years ago. larry: that is true. kristen: larry, you don't believe in celebrating anymore? larry: the kids are older and i don't have as many kids in the neighborhood. it used to be a big deal. now you buy the candy and sit there, is anyone coming down the block? probably they see me and say no, i don't want to go anywhere near the bad man. kristen: i won't admit to just having dropped about $30 on a squid game costume that i may or may not wear at some point. larry: you have to wear it now. curious minds want to know. kristen: there was a guy who ate all his meals at subway. now we are hearing about a man who ate every meal at six flags magic mansion -- magic mountain and it just cost him $150 all year. there was an unlimited pass given a few years ago that included two meals a day at the park. he says the dea

and her team employ really fell through casey casey opened the door to restrictions that have had real disproportionate impactin women in this country . even if we had status quo, in our view status quo is it written off. if you don't have funding for abortion in this country, we don't have access to a lot of minors. keeping clinic doors open in places and letting women have access to later abortion has been a tremendous struggle fordecades now . so part of what we want to say is it's not just about deserving what we have now but it's about having true equity and access to reproductive health care services, whether it's an abortion, whether it's carrying pregnancy to term. in bringing abortion in from out of the cold and recognizing the gender equities as well. so it's these vital decisions people make in their lives. >> visit book tv to watch this program in its entirety. from the title of the book controlling women . here's a look at some books being published. into famous, author and investigative journalist michael wolf profiles politicians, media figures and the rich and argues be

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>> casey, thank you very much. casey stegall on the scene there. the mayor of arlington joins us by phone. mayor ross, thanks for joining us by phone. i know it's been a chaotic day in arlington. the good news that the young man is in custody. he turned himself in with his attorney. what can you tell us about that process, about what happened, where was -- where did he turn himself in? >> well, my understanding is he turned himself in at the police department early this afternoon with his attorney. we now have him in custody. i believe he's being charged with three counts of aggravated assault. >> what about the gun that was found? what do you know about that gun and can you tie it to the suspect? >> i think it's too early to say that we can tie it directly to the suspect yet. we believe that it is the gun that may have been utilized in this shooting. it's a 45 caliber handgun that was recovered in grand prairie. we're going to let the experts that do the analysis tell us for certain whether or not it was the same gun used. >> martha: you know, one

here with us, casey jordan, it is good to have you on, casey. i know police are confronted with domestic violence every day. they have to incertisert themse into these situations. in your view, when you look at this particular interaction, but also others, did they have enough evidence to intervene more than they did? >> they definitely had enough evidence to arrest them both. which in retrospect and, of course, you hate to monday morning quarterback may have been the best thing because it would have given them the break away from each other that they may have needed so that gabby could have gotten it together a bit. from that angle, we have seen this before from different angles, i take away a few things. i see brian is using duper's delight. he's got this smirky smile on his face, he's laughing, he's going -- i don't have a phone, if she gets in the van and drives away, oh, my gosh, i'm the victim. where will i go? and they're buying it. they're taking everything he says at face value when we know he has a phone. and interestingly enough, they

then on the 28th -- >> i think we lost casey. there we go. casey is back. casey? you there?h, i'm sorry. i'm just telling you on the 28th, we didn't have any sight of them but on the 29th, this is the day brian laundrie was picked up by hitchhikers. he was alone and he said he was camping alone and his girlfriend was off doing her video stuff and the next day is the day that gabby's parents started receiving odd texts they were convinced were not from her. having the exact date of death doesn't matter. three to four weeks takes it is the date that she demised. >> scasey, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> always great to be here. >>> it's all biden's fault. that is what ted cruz says on southwest airline's shortage. take this, he made it up. to help you compare prices, and save on your medication. amazon prime members get select meds as low as $1 a month. who knew it could be this easy? your new pharmacy is amazon pharmacy. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove

she has been listening to this for hours, casey we are glad it is you and not us.used, they are going to discuss redistricting, then come back at 7:15. so far we have had six hours, fired off 30 tweets and no votes. don't know what they are going to do just yet. ama: what is really on the line with this potential vote? reporter: a couple weeks ago, you heard mlb commissioner say he does not necessarily see a path to success in oakland. county signing on, and joining the city to build a ballpark at howard terminal would show him major league baseball a path to success. they really need the county to sign on here and they need it tonight. >> this project. reporter: if they don't sign onto this project, what is going to happen is they are going to end up in las vegas. they are already getting set to introduce the finalists in las vegas. they're going to debut those sites after the game series -- world series game one tonight. the county and city have a chance to steal that momentum. ama: do you think they will eventually vote yes at some point tonight? reporter: i do,

. >> at sam's club, casey had another daunting last minute grocery list.eeded 180 pounds of beef tip's, the next day's school lunch. >> it is not a solution to the problem. >> the problem is this food delivery truck. it is short again. way short. >> davies directs nutrition feeding about 8,000 kids. >> it appears there are cracks at all points in the supply chain. >> you make it up as you good. >> no doubt. >> a county wide issue and country wide one. in one survey, 97% of school nutrition programs worry about supply chain issues. cinnamon toast crunch lunch. one mother posted, this is unacceptable. >> casey had to buy 180 pound of beef roast. not beef tips. cost $1,500. that's all she could find to serve. >> are you sometimes surprised by what you have for lunch? >> yes. >> is it a good surprise or bad? >> in the middle. >> to help america's school systems struggling to serve meals. the ufrp usda is pumping in millions reimbursing these schools for the grocery store runs. >> if you knew how hard that was, you'd clean it up for me. >> at redland. relief. t

it was not remains that you normally would find when someone is deceased. >> casey, the strangulation very intimate way, and i'm going delicate because we are dealing with a person who has a family, of killing someone. this is not a gunshot. it is not using a weapon. that is person-to-person. what do you take away from a crime of potentially passion in strangulation? >> the confirmation that gabby died of strangulation does not really surprise me at all. it was what i had predicted all along, because it is the most common form along with sometimes an impassioned bludgeoning in cases where there has been a history of domestic violence. it is personal. it is intimate. you have to look into the eyes of the person as you have their hand around their throat or we don't know if it's manual strangulation versus a ligature strangulation, but it takes a long time. usually up to five minutes. and again, don't want to be indelicate, but it didn't happen quickly. it wasn't one of these things where you just strike out with a rock, with a hammer, some weapon of convenience. it took time. it took i

we'll have to see if this time is different, casey.you >> great to see you. >>> we are getting some news out of the white house on ransomware and cybercrime. javers hi, eamon. >> the white house has confirmed that president biden is going to convene, excuse me, 30 nations in a counterransomware initiative and that will be hosted by the national security council at the white house the goal is to get their hands around the ransomware scores against corporate america over the last year or so. part of the goal is to accelerate the combatting of cyber crime, stemming the illicit use of cryptocurrency and the idea here is to gather these 30 nations virtually at least, at first and there will be follow-on meetings after that and of course, the problem with ransomware is that it is a global phenomenon. the bad actors here are outside legal jurisdiction they're hitting multinational corporations they're using cryptocurrency which is circling the globe. any one nation taking action on that really faces the problem and the fact that the bad guys

i agree with everything casey said.ll you in my career i've never really called out a coroner unless i had a body or something we thought was human remains. so that's an indicator, i think, of where we may be. the alternate explanation is, in fact, there is no body there but we have material that belongs to brian laundrie. and when and where and how did it get there? there's always the possibility that it was put there as an attempt to misguide or misdirect law enforcement in its investigation. and if so, what's the history of that area being searched in the past? what are, in fact, the materials that were found? did they leave any clues, et cetera. there's also a very good chance that, in fact, all of this gearing up and the presence of the cadaver dogs and the m.e. is an indication a body has been found and that triggers a series of questions. if it's brian laundrie, how did he die? this is a new investigation. and the other big question is, does the crime scene provide any explanation for how gabby petito died? so th

>> reporter: casey, joyful little girl who loves the outdoors was diagnosed this summer with brain cancerecause you have really small veins. >> reporter: after radiation chemo start the just before halloween so the neighbors helped her have her favorite day early. >> everyone wanted to be there. >> reporter: showing the love and power of community. >> we did 100% for casey, not for us at all. at the end of the day i was reflecting on how completely happy i was. it's been a while since there's just been joy. >> joy. >> yeah. >> a good day. >> it was really, really great to have that feel and that good day. >> reporter: a good day, a real treat. >> so struck by the strength of that little girl and her parents, we're praying for casey's recovery. and that is the overnight news for this friday. for some the news continues, for others, check back later for "cbs mornings" and follow online any time at cbsnews online. reporting from the capitol i'm jan crawford. ♪ >>> this is cbs news flash i'm tom hanson in new york. president biden is set to meet pope francis at the vatican in a few hours, kic

lot of value there to unlock so i think, yes, for that reason and others it was a logical move >> caseygood to see you tonight. thank you. casey newton. >>> well, the heads of some of the world's biggest oil and gas companies testifying virtually today before the house oversight committee. democrats calling this a big tobacco moment for oil and gas producers. they say the companies have known for years that their products are major contributors to climate change and that they have intentionally mislead the public about their product's impact. >> for far too long big oil has escaped accountability for its central role in bringing our planet to the brink of a climate catastrophe. that ends day. >> now some big oil execs deny their companies spread disinformation about climate change, but some lawmakers argue their actions paint a different picture. nbc's josh letterman live on the hill for us tonight. josh, the house committee is now set to hit big oil with subpoenas, right >> reporter: that's right. house oversight chairwoman carolyn maloney saying exxonoven mobile, chevron, shep and bp

and i guess, time will tell whether anybody can connect those dots. >> casey newton, thanks so much. >>> gas prices are soaring right now and experts warn they could keep rising ahead of the holidays the national average is now about $3.38 a gallon aaa reports that's more than 50% increase from just last year cnbc white house correspondent, kayla tausche live in d.c. kayla, has the attention of the white house -- this clearly has it now but what can they do about it? >> reporter: well, shep, the administration has said it will use every tool in its toolbox to curb energy prices but it doesn't have many tools available. the energy department tells me it has no immediate plans to release oil from the country's emergency reserves or limit exports of oil and gas those were two options raised but officials are worried they could do more harm president biden is now linked to higher prices at the pump. look no further from this message at a wawa in delaware. that's his hometown. a recent cbs poll found 66% of respondents blamed the government for higher consumer prices and 60% said it is no

. >>> analysis for the casey newton here.and the cnbc contributorer casey whistle-blower france he is haugen told urk lawmakers that facebook is making hate worse. does the company have the ability to solve the problems it's creating online or have they lost control? >> well, i think there are any number of places around the world where they clearly have lost control or at the very least they haven't built the systems and put them in place to detect surges in hate speech in fact, as i reported today, there are a number of places where facebook doesn't even speak the language, even though the users very much are using the languages to say who knows, right we don't know. at the end of the day, hate speech is not a problem we can solve at the level of facebook it's a societal issue. but i do think there are reasons to be concerned about how this issue is playing out all around the world. >> casey, a lot of the recent criticism hingings on decision that is mark zuckerberg made himself. what's the pressure like on him now? >> well

casey, you've called it on this show last week you said they were leaning towards meta so what is theions here? >> well, the metaverse is complicated in a lot of ways i think it's at its simplest level zuckerberg likes to call it an embodied internet. the way i think about it it's basically things can you do with some kind of goggle strapped on your face, right there's going to be a series of connected experiences and zuckerberg spent a lot of time introducing us to some of those today. >> what, casey, will the metaverse be ready for users to experience >> know, they already have in the oculus quest some of the social experiences that they say are the building block of the metaverse so you're going to see more social experiences. you can create an avatar already and take that around inside a virtual space and hang out with your friends i think the real vision of the metaverse is that it's not going to be owned by any one company so for it to really kind of take effect we'll need to see a bunch of companies building a set of connected experiences that we can take various virtual goods

i'm joined by levy casey of the "washington post," and cornell belcher, msnbc analyst. cornell, was it too hot for mitch mcconnell, could he not handle the fire? >> well, mitch is the king of the smoke, but i will give you -- i will say this, i think there's a different variable in here. i think when the president and dems start talking about getting rid of the filibuster, because they're going a step too far, i think the calculation starts to turn it and mitch and republicans had to blink on this, but i also say this, i think the more extreme mitch mcconnell and the republicans in both the house and the senate behave, the more likely they are that filibuster is going to go away, and i think a lot of people want the filibuster to go away. i think we saw some good news in that when quite frankly now joe biden is at least talking about it and considering it. i tell you this, if joe biden says the filibuster needs to go away, i think it's going to be hard for the senate republicans, even manchin to hold out when republicans are doing these sort of extreme acts of foolishne

i know you are friends with the first lady of florida, casey desantis.been through in your journey with breast cancer. >> yeah. we met several times along the campaign trail. she is an amazingly strong woman. all of florida is behind her. look, yes. i had a breast cancer diagnosis. brac2 gene. i learned about this from my mom, who i consider a trail blazer. she never had breast cancer but eight women in our family did. she has eight women, some in their 20s. she knew she had this gene. she decided she wanted a mastectomy. i cried when i learned i had this gene. my dad said, you know your weakness in life. you can tackle it. i did it for ten years with aggressive surveillance. after i got married, i wore lemon socks to my surgery. i saw in the show this is us when you get sour lemon, take those lemons, turn them into something resembling lemonade. that's what i did. i said previously in a fox news.com article, i would like to think i'm strong. my strength is enveloped in the strength of the women who came before me. angelina jolie. my mother. other women

wade and casey, and the casey case in pennsylvania. but this is going to be a very treacherous time, i think, for the court and for the american people. >> david jolly, donna edwards, thank you both for coming on "politics nation." >> covid-19 continues to claim more lives, and that is why we must rise up and make sure you're doing your part. >> and later, another legal loss for trump. the one and only omarosa joins me to discuss her victory in court against her former boss. stay with us. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. >>> for this week's rise up, i want to talk about the pan

what they do is that, well, casey, so we'll use with the xt. i shall get reported. did you want to be victim if, when you like sports or from you they were what it all on ish. the area of the science and that shows you that the intention is not to cost change is autistic. don't get quotes. you know that the guy got, he thought it should also what is it implicitly? yes. so the police officer call to the street x block. people just don't get caught and i don't want, you know, let me just bring here matthews thought, what are we gonna need you? i'm going to put this t. matthew says, can you imagine one year after n south protest more than $300.00 protesters are still languishing in different prisons and police cells across the south of nigeria. i will say want to remind people about the protest this being scooped up. ok, so this is one of them. they spoke to us just a little bit earlier on. he's a programmer, he's an enzymes protester, and he just, he just explained the how of his last year. have a listen to this or be and you, and then have a common immediately afterw

casey, let's break down what is really on the line with this vote. reporter: remember two weeks ago when the mlb commissioner came out and said he is not sure he sees a path in oakland? a vote by alameda county joining the city gives a path to the commissioner, saying, yes, we want to get something done here. dan: all right, there is obviously a lot of at stake and a lot of caution. how much risk is the county want to take on if they sign onto this deal? reporter: right now the deal is structured by the city and the county so that it will not harm troll farms. there is a lot of construction tax revenue that would come the county's way, they just have to sign onto the project. so no risk. the oakland a's for the bill, pay the money upfront and then they get reimbursed. so if there are any problems, the a's are on the hook. dan: thank you so much. we will see what happens today. ama: also and the supervisors' agenda is approving an ad campaign for the sheriff's office. 2000 or thousand dollars would be used to recruit deputies. it would pay for local r

through casey. but casey the door to restrictions that have had a real disproportionate impact on women in this country. even if we had status quo, status quo is not good enough but does have funding for abortion in this country and women who are on medicaid. we do not have access for a lot of minors. if you have experience with planned parenthood, keeping clinic doors open and places and letting women have access to it later abortions has been a tremendous struggle for decades now. part of what we want to say it's about really having true equity and access to reproductive health care services. whether it's an abortion, caring a pregnancy to term, prenatal care, contraceptive access really bring abortion and out of the cold and recognize the gender equities as well put the race equities and overall economic is really vital decisions people make in their lives. >> visit booktv.org to watch this program and its entirety. use the search box at the top of the page look for catherine kolbert or the title

joining me now for the pilot's association, casey murray. alex brought us breaks new there.the pilot saying by december 8, when this vax mandate goes into effect, we could lose 10% of southwest pilots. is that a fair assessment? >> well, i think it's an issue that has to be addressed. unfortunately for southwest, they have refused to address it while our peers have agreements in place that address what is most critical to a pilot, which is his medical certificate. delta, american, united, all have agreements and have had agreements in place for many months. that has driven higher vaccination rates. southwest hasn't. so we're going into this mandate really at a time critical situation. >> trace: yeah, i want to ask you, because we talked about the flights cancelled over the weekend. you're saying this was not because of a sick-out or organized job action. had nothing to do with the vaccine mandate. >> absolutely not. the two are mutually exclusive. what we've seen now that we're at monday and looking back at the data, our pilot sick rates were in line with where they were thi

casey, thank you for joining us.ning and the unions are warning this could happen again. why do you think that could be? >> well, thanks for having me, neil. it's a pleasure to be on. you know, what we haven't seen from southwest through any of this -- this has been going on a few years, this summer was the big exclamation point of what happened this weekend. we haven't seen a proactive statement from the company for what they're going to do to address this issue moving forward. what proactive steps. as the union, we've been pushing them that we identified and we've been pushing this argument for about four years that there are inefficiencies in the progress and i.t. challenges as well. we would like to see them make a statement how this isn't going to happen again. >> you and your colleagues were waging these sick-outs over mandatory vaccination policies, that never happened. >> no. it's tuesday now. looking back on the weekend. sick rates were right in line with the summer. so those were normal. our pilots, the mos

i want to bring in criminologist casey jordan. it's just a bizarre case all around. the fbi announcing today they found what appears to be -- what appear to be human remains along with the personal items, personal effects including a backpack, notebook belonging to brian laundrie. what do you make of this? >> well, i was very surprised because i have been giving greater odds that he was on the lam, there being absolutely no evidence of him found in the preserve for the past month, covered by hundreds of searchers diligently looking and absolutely nothing found until today, when the parents announced that they're going to go look for their son in the preserve and their attorney calls the police and lets them know this, lets the fbi know. law enforcement says, well, sure, we're going to accompany you. and voila, they suddenly find backpacks and a dry bag and lo and behold human remains. which let's presume that they are brian laundrie. so it's bizarre because of the parents. i don't think anybody wishes death on brian laundrie or anyone. they're not that schadenfreude.

hi, casey. thanks for joining us. so southwest airlines at first came out blaming this weekend's chaos on air traffic control issues and whether the faa says there were no air traffic control issues. what is your reaction to what is going on here? >> well, i'm really proud of all the employees of southwest, but especially our pilots. our pilots are picking up extra flying amend they are out there on their days off, and it's really internal al processes at southwest as well as i.t., and what we haven't seen is southwest speak to what is going to be the solution moving forward. >> right. you know, do pilots already feel stressed and overworked and now this? give us insight into what's going on with them. >> yeah. well, you know, we're seeing sick rates in line with where they were this summer so that's not an issue. we're seeing pickup rate. our pilots are the most productive in the world. they are the safest in the world and they work harder than anyone else, and they are out there trying to serve of our customers and

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casey and a woman's right to choose. that's coming out of texas which is asking the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade and mississippi that has a ban that's more traditional, doesn't have bounty hunters. i believe the court is trying to do this. i believe the reason why republicans have tried to stack and pack the court over the past 30 years is to get enough justices to overturn roe v. wade. i believe they have the votes to do that. however, i don't think they're going to say we overturn roe v. wade that would make peopling anally. instead they'll accept that -- the mississippi 15-week abortion ban as some kind of mumbo jumbo reimagining of planned parenthood v. casey and our current abortion rights. the thing going on in texas that i do think they'll eventually get around to stopping is the bounty hunter business. you can't violate the constitution by deputizing private citizens to do the work for you. we just can't have a society if that's what they're going to do, right? even though i think they agree with what te

he did meet up short think with law enforcement. >> your reaction to that, casey?> you know not to touch evidence. i find the entire story very contrived and just extremely convenient. i mean, what are the chances that after all that time of searching brian laundrie's father is the one who initiates a walk in the woods, agrees that the police can come around and accompany him and while he's alone and they are not within eyesight he suddenly finds something. now, no one is going to say that he planted it, but it just seems too convenient, and if you find something and you're searching for your son and you find something that you believe to belong to the son, the thing to do is run through the woods and find somebody to pick it up and become part of the evidence. i found it hard to be true. most find it suspicious mostly based on all of the behavior from the parents from the very beginning. >> casey jordan and bobby chacon, got to leave it there. thanks so much for being with us. >> the nfl play of the week did not happen on the football field. jaguars defensive end

casey stegall fox news. a gang that kidnapped 17, members of us based missionary group is demanding $1 million in ransom per person. the gang called the leader with christian aid ministry shortly after kidnapping the missionaries on saturday and then demanded the ransom. the fbi and other u. s agencies are now joined the effort to free the group. the rise in kidnappings in haiti set off a protest strike today that shut down businesses, schools and public transit. the disturbing rise in hate crimes in california was the focus of a gathering in southern california today involving the state attorney general. attorney general rob bonta hosted a roundtable meeting in riverside to focus on ways to tackle a 31% increase in reported hate crimes last year. officials say much of that increase is due to crimes fueled by racial bias. hate crimes against the aapi community has more than doubled. in the department of justice. we started a racial justice bureau to take on racial injustice to take on the forces of hate. we

casey stengel, ktvu fox two news.in san francisco was briefly shut down by city health officials after it repeatedly refused to check customers for their covid vaccine status. san francisco does require restaurants serving customers indoors to get proof of vaccination first. but the city's public health department says the in and out burger, located there at fisherman's wharf did not follow the rules and ignored several warnings issued by the city in and out, issued a statement saying quote it is unreasonable, invasive and unsafe to force our restaurant associates to segregate customers into those who may be served and those who may not based on the documentation they carry or any other reason. the restaurant has been allowed to reopen but is only allowed to provide outdoor eating and to go service. do it new in an effort now underway to raise awareness about the dangers of opiate misuse and proper disposal of medications. attorney general rob bonta was in oakland this morning to promote participation in national pres

considering changing its name a company shift to the metaverse or trying to escape public backlash casey of congress compared facebook to big tobacco. notably morris changed his name back in 2003, and the parallels, they're hard to ignore. >> they're hard to ignore and to some except, they're dead on let's face it, since 2016 facebook has been digging out of a hole, whether it's allegations of election interference, interference, congress is trying to break it up and former employees are blowing the whistle. there's a lot there they want to distance themselves from and to some degree, a name change might begin to turn the page. >> facebook is not the cool social media company anymore, nobody really doubts that. can a rebrand help with that part >> well, i think it's probably too much to say that just by changing the name, facebook can give itself some cache but i do think that there are examples of companies slightly adjusting their name and maybe beginning to start over. but, look, at the end of the day you're exactly right, nobody is going to take facebook is cool because it changes it

come out of nowhere. >> all right, we'll watch for it like a shiny bobject, look over here instead casey's greatest treasures greatest treasures in the world without ever leaving home. unless those treasuries get censored and turns out that's happening with decades-old paintings in vienna. social media companies keep taking them down so now they're turning to their own, when it comes to nudity, anything goes. look at this 30,000-year-old statue from the stone age symbolizing motherhood fertility, and this gets censored maybe ridiculously for a sensitive eye. in 2018 facebook called it pornographic and removed it from vienna's national moou zeem history page up believable, right facebook and instagram called this 1913 painting of a nude couple potentially pornographic. so we shielded it for you. they took down a video featuring the painting from leopold's museum page this year. the vienna tourism board said it looks like these were censored more than 100 years ago and, they say, the battle for censorship rages on. the board saying in a statement, vienna and its art institutions are among

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something is off. >> casey, are you catching wind of a corporate change, or no? said yes. i think long term he probably will not be here forever, and that bill gates route of philanthropy will be something he's interested in, but for the immediate term, zuckerberg intends to stick around. >> thank you. >> jeff bennett, farewell, my friend. thank you for everything. >> thank you, robin. >>> that wraps up my time here on msnbc. thank you for being with us. we'll return right after a quick break. turn right after a quick break. and we need insights across our data silos, but how? ♪ if i go there will be trouble ♪ ♪ ♪ wait, we can stay and go. hpe greenlake is the platform that brings the cloud to us. ♪ should i stay or should i go now? ♪ ♪ ♪ it's another day. ♪ should i stay or should i go now? ♪ and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platf

casey stegall fox news.uring into the santa barbara area where a raging wildfire is now threatening homes and ranches. the alice all fire has now burned more than 24 square miles near the city of santa barbara since it started on monday. that fire is being fanned by fierce winds it has burned from the santa ynez mountains all the way down to the pacific ocean highway one. a one remains closed through that area, but crews are hoping to get it back open by this weekend. high priority is open up the highway 11 corridor and the emperor. the railway as this is a common. commerce avenue and his high priority for our incident. right now we're able to get aircraft on the upper end of the fire with retardant. we are unable to drop down the sides east and west because of the turbulence in the high window velocity. fire officials say one of the properties currently threatened is the ranch of former president ronald reagan. the fire is about a half mile away. the national weather service has issued another red flag warn

joining us now is casey newton, founder and editor of the platform and contributing editor you calledshow last week you said they were leaning towards meta so again what is the metaverse and what are zuckerberg's ambitions here >> well, the meta verse is complicated in a lot of ways i think at its simplest level zuckerberg likes to call it an embodied internet. it's basically something you can do with some kind of goggles strapped on your face. there's going to be a series of connected experiences. and zuckerberg spent a lot of time introducing us to some of those today. >> when, casey, will meta verse actually be ready for users to experience >> so they already have in the occulus quest some of the social experiences they say are the building blocks of a meta verse. you can create an avatar already and take that around inside a virtual friends, hang out with your friends i think the real vision of a meta verse, though whereby it's not going to be owned by any one company. for it to really take effect we're going to need to see a bunch of companies building a set of connected experien

casey steagall, ktvu fox two news. bay area health officials are telling people that now is the time to go get the flu shot. they are recommending everyone, six months and older get that shot, they say during last year's flu season, the safety precautions that people took against covid, such as. masking social distancing and hand washing helped to keep flu cases down. but this year, the number of flu cases are expected to be higher due to schools and businesses reopened people going back to the office. doctors say there is plenty of vaccine to go around. it's readily available. so either the health department here primary care office or the pharmacies should all have it readily available, so we want to be ahead of it. we want don't want to see those numbers so whether it's flu or covid. we'd like to see everyone get vaccinated as soon as possible. free flu shots are available at many locations around the bay area through the fall. all right, let's get you outside with that jacket maybe even a sweater under it, right? m

and bob casey gets it bobby fight for something and never gives up in case you haven't noticed here is will expand services for seniors so families can get help to help them take care of their parents at home and cook a meal get them there groceries to help them get around to put in railings in their home when my mom lived with me she moved in we finally talked her into doing it and guess what cracks my sister takes her up to get her prescriptions drives her back and gets out of the house she actually wouldn't physically move into the house even though we did it for her and she is just standing there and moves and breaks her head. she did not trip but she broke her hip. guess what just having a railing a place to walk from one room to another chapter in her own home with the dignity we found this is more popular than anything else i'm proposing with individual polling data it is extremely popular we all feel the obligation to our parents who want to live with dignity but people understand the need it is a matter of dignity and pride. look frankly it is more about getting working famili