the fact of the matter, is you've got people like bob casey who simply don't subscribe to that. i don't think anybody is looking to do anything other than to glorify bob casey for having -- for being pro-life. >> tucker: they just attacked him. >> for being a smart, lifelong democratic. >> tucker: maybe if your whole party is dependant on money from the abortion people, you have to sing their tune. >> even nancy pelosi said the democratic party welcomes people who happen to be pro-life. it is not where she comes out, but she is saying, we want them. >> tucker: no, that's not what she said. she did not say people who disagree with the roe versus wade, which is still controversial for good reason. i think it was wrongly decided and be a democratic, that's ha your party is saying. >> the fact of the matter, they're not showing bob casey and others like him the door. the challenge will be -- they do. >> tucker: by attacking him. it is clever. >> well, be that as it may, they will a he show when he runs for reelection. >> tucker: richard, thank you for coming. you're a great man. >>

. >> ame academy honored senator bob casey for his commitment to education.ll he sponsored legislation to >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. are you ready? >> we have an eagle schedule to talk. >> calling out the wins and loss? >> afterwards. three west coast games, a prime time game, christmas game and a partridge in a pear tree. eagles open with two on the road sunday september 10th in washington. monday night home with the skins. the late week ten by that's a plus. then in dallas one of five prime time. another in seattle. that allows them to stay in l.a. on the 10th. finishing up new year's day, home with dallas. i like the late buy. one week away, the city of philadelphia on the clock. joe douglas the player of personnel hired to work in conjunction with howy roseman. he's changed his philosophy. >> part of bringing him in here is part of what we have done, trying to get better. we hired him using a different grading scale. >> there is a pre-re prerequisif talent for every position. we are trying to find what you can't measure, mind, spirit, soul, the will

pennsylvania senator bob casey and new jersey senator cory booker were morning those who penned a letteralling the airline's explanation unsatisfactory. dr. david dao was dragged off of a flight sunday to make room for united employees. new jersey governor chris christie wants to suspend overbooking until the transportation department completes a review. "gma" will have an exclusive interview with the ceo of united. >> the governor of florida declared a state of emergency. there are 107 wildfires burning across the state. the state is at its driest in quite awhile. residents have been put on notice to be ready to evacuate one if i remember burning now is just 100 yards away from homes and it's own orange line 25 percent contained. >>> and it is record rainfall that is the trouble in texas in the town of saint marcos. a woman and her child had to be pulled out of their stranded vehicle yesterday. a storm system dropped 7-inches of rain in that less than two hours. >> ooh. >> well, your time now is 5:48. people often forget things in hotel rooms, we know that, but one item left behind is r

senators and pennsylvania's bob casey are -- they want the department of transportation secretary and trump administration to take action. >> the trump administration is a statement to air travelers assuring them this is not going to be business as usual, and that this sort of behavior will not be tolerated. >> reporter: i asked the president of fliers rights.org what he could take. he told me there are a few options, two of them include the passenger suing united airlines or he could file for compensation rights and since it is a domestic flight he could earn up to $1,350. nbc 10 news. >>> a portion of 17th street in center city won't reopen until tomorrow afternoon. that's the word from the philadelphia water department tonight after a chunk of asphalt caved in last night. we are told crews fixed the water leak. they working to get the street repaved and ready for the afternoon rush. >>> one budget causing very different reactions. it is good news in atlantic city. homeowners are getting a break on property taxes. the average homeowner will pay $136 less than last year but that same

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. >> 12 senators including senators bob casey and cory booker sent a letter with specific questions toted and new jersey governor chris christie has called on the secretary of transportation to complete a thoreau review. sh that video that of man screaming you still can't get over it. >> and it just keeps going. >>> all right. your time now 4:39. still to come penn state's president says problems could doom the school's fraternity system. >> music forms are mourning the death of a music nonfuel big 80's pop record. >> more clouds out to the west. if you're dressing the kids a light jacket works this morning and still mild enough this afternoon for shorts and a t. possible spotty shower later this morning. i'll show all that to you on future tracker6 coming coming u. >> rescuers save a mother and child stranded in flood water. that's up next right after the break. stay with us. >> ♪ vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown

the senior senator, bob casey, is raising a lot of money, and he has a very stellar reputation here in pennsylvania. but i think that in the suburbs and in some of the rural areas, you're right, we have a lot. but remember, the democratic party is looking that if they can swing 24 seats, they will have control of the house. i think there will be an emphasis on the congressional seats, and a lot of outside money in a lot of these districts that you've never seen before. charlie: now, i was just going to jump in and say before we get to 2018, there may actually be a special election here in pennsylvania because it's widely rumored that tom marino, congressman from the tenth district, is going to take the position nationally as the drugs czar, which would set up a special election right here on our own turf. so, that's going to be a lot of fun to watch. and eleanor's right, the race for the democrats in 2018 will be on house side because there are a lot of seats, 25 to be precise, where republicans are sitting in districts carried by hilary clinton. those tend to be very marginal seats, a

democrats plan to vote to back the gorsuch, but democrats plan to filibuster the nomination including bob casey, cory booker and testimony tom carper. >> president trump's son-in-law and senior advisor jared kushner is in iraq traveling with the middle east in the middle east with chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general joseph dunn per, senior trump administration officials says kushner wants to see the situation in iraq for himself and shows the for the back. playing key role matters in the trump administration. >> traffic is moving along again on the atlantic city expressway, crews continue clean up job that closed part of the highway yesterday afternoon tanker truck overturned on the expressway, closing all eastbound lanes of the farley service plaza, the spill spilled at least 7,000 gallons every fuel. >> new jersey community is mourning a teenage boy who died while riding a atv with his friends. it happened saturday afternoon along west patty bo kerr road in southampton township. fourteen year old nicholas cunning man, and passenger, lost control of their atv and collided when anothe

but the winning strategy in my opinion for a democrat in pennsylvania is bob casey.'s a centrist democrat. it's not what we now call the "progressive democrat." you know, if you look at josh shaprio and joe torsella, both of them hugged the center, and that's where you win elections in pennsylvania. >> let's talk about delaware for a moment. we had the prison riot back in february. the family of the slain guard, five other guards who were involved have come forward to put in a lawsuit, and they are suing former governors, they're suing former budget directors, and also the current and former corrections commissioners saying, "you created this situation. it was unsafe. we couldn't make this work. we want a jury to come up with how much money we get." does this have legs as it goes forward? >> well, legally very difficult hurdles to get over because there's a standard immunity. individuals who are holding public office -- normally, the law does not allow them to be sued for things that are within their official actions, 'cause otherwise you'd be having constant lawsuit

. >> and pennsylvania senator bob casey, by the way, still has said he cannot get behind gorsuch, ande and congressman mike kelly have a war of words going. they may be future rivals, by the way. but anyway, they are kind of having a showdown of their own. >> and if i'm kelly, it's a great way to get my name statewide and all the rest of it. and you do feel about the lack of civility, if you will, in the senate, except you think back to the 1840s they were hitting each other in the head with sticks. >> actual sticks. >> yes. >> and conversely, pat toomey is prepared -- he's sticking with gorsuch. he's gonna vote for him. and remember, he was reelected last year. he has a long time before he has to worry about getting -- >> and three democrats are coming out for gorsuch. or is it four? >> four. four. >> right, four. 'cause they want to make sure they get reelected next year as democrats. >> all right, time to talk budgets. pennsylvania has one. the city of philadelphia has one. we're gonna slice and dice both of them and talk about it. the gop is countering tom wolf, our governor's bud

senator bob casey of pennsylvania.y took part in a panel discussion in university city about the cuts to federal programs proposed to the white house's budget. some got emotional talking about issues ranging from health care to affordable housing and even home heat. >>> the community is coming together to keep this local treasurer ship shape. >> volunteer work around and on the battleship "new jersey" part of comcast cares program. hundreds gathered to make change happen. [ cheers ] more than 400 volunteers with comcast and nbc universal, our parent company, are here pumping in to help restore the ship which, by the way, is nearly the size of three football fields. you can imagine there's plenty of work to be done. there were people out cleaning up on the deck. volunteers were also getting that helicopter nice and clean and then getting rid of old ropes. the volunteers we spoke to were more than happy to help. >> going from painting the ship to cleaning it, to doing maintenance on the ship. and then just making the who

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senator bob casey of pennsylvania. it took part in a panel discussion in university city about the cuts to federal programs proposed in the white house's budget. some got emotional talking about issues ranging from health c.a.r.e., affordable housing and even home heating. >>> the tennessee man accused of abducting his teenage student is in federal custody as his 15-year-old victim makes her way home. 50-year-old tad cummins facing a federal charge of taking a minor across state lines to have sex and faces aggravated kidnapping charges in tennessee. they were found in a remote area of northern california, 39 days after disappearing. court records so cummins took guns, money and his wife's car before kidnapping the teen. >> a spontaneous statement at the time we took him down, that, i'm glad this is over. >> reporter: the girl showed no signs of elation when she and cummins were found saying the two were staying in a cabin doing work for a land care takener exchange for food and fuel. >>> testimony could wrap up soon in

you look at people like bob casey from pennsylvania, you look at a number of -- the tradition of irishatholics, in the democratic party, who may find themselves feeling like they don't have a home. hillary clinton lost the catholic vote, and that was pretty extraordinary. and she lost wisconsin and pennsylvania and michigan by 1%. is it a politically wise move. i do want to bring up this other moment from tom perez, in terms of coarseness, which i know is something you care deeply about. let's watch this. >> you bet. >> he doe't give a [ bleeping ] about health care when we have the skinny budget of this president. he calls it a skinny budget. i call it something else that begins with s. and my mama taught me you shouldn't do potty talk. i hope you don't mind, because this is a [ bleeping ] budget. >> martha: on the end, looking up at her mom, like oh, my gosh, did you hear what that man said? who does this work for? >> apparently it works for the audience. that's the problem. it is not so much someone used to say about the striptease, it is not the striptease, it is the applause. it i

pam senator bob casey and new jersey senator cory booker were among those who penned a letter callingon unsatisfactory. dr. david dao was dragged off of a flight sunday to make room for united employees. new jersey governor chris christie wants to suspend overbooking until the transportation department completes a review. "gma" will have an exclusive interview with the ceo of united later this morning. >> the governor of florida has declared a state of emergency because their 107 wildfires burning across that state t officials say the state is in the driest condition that it's been in in awhile. residents have been put on notice they need to be ready to evacuate. one fire burning is just 100 yards away from homes and it's own orange line 25 percent contained. >>> record rainfall in san marcos texas led to this dramatic water rescue. a woman and her child had to be pulled from their stranded vehicle yesterday. a storm system dropped 7-inches of rain in less than two hours. >> ♪ >> welcome back. time now for a preview research "good morning america." >> robin roberts joins us with a loo

senator bob casey took part in panel discussion called these cuts hurt.el university's center for hunger free communities and its partners. casey says he'll fight for people that need hem he help. he doesn't want to see anyone robbed of the benefits he stasis they desperately need. >> philadelphia is on the clock. the nfl draft is now less than week away, six days to be exact. the city wants to get it right and so do the eagles for that matter. the ben franklin parkway is barely recognizable right now. you will see hundreds of thousands of people pass through there during the three day event. the eagles will select 14th in the first round. howie roseman hopes to and learn from his past mistakes and successes. >> you just go back and look at our successful drafts. i mean, it's pretty clear. some of those we went into the draft with a particular position need that we were going to look at and others the draft just didn't fall exactly the way we wanted and we got stuck whether that was because of medical issues, whether that was because of character issues,

my biggest disappointment is here in pennsylvania, bob casey refused to cooperate with the p. and the people of pennsylvania were screaming for change in 2016. and senator casey's ignored that. that's the only disappointment i have. >> reporter: thank you for your time. we appreciate that. there was a new poll in pennsylvania about the president's approval. it was pretty low, 39%. but just as they didn't believe the polls before the election, they don't believe the polls like that. they believe that his support is much stronger. chris? >> jacob rascon, thank you so much. now to monica alba at the white house. so as the president gets ready to head to pennsylvania, monica, he's set to mark his 100th day with yet another executive order. this one involving trade. what do we know about it? >> reporter: that's right, chris. and actually, i can hear the marine one row or ttors now, so president is heading to andrew's to mark the trip to pennsylvania any minute. but yes, he's expected to tour a manufacturing company and sign an executive order that will look at all of the u.s.'s cur

. >> read senator bob casey's quote. >> i love it. >> by the way, we're not 45maki light of this. >> an associate of the administration putting out feelers on foreign policy, is that illegal, improper? >> there's only one administration at a time, only one government at aime. you've got to be really care 68 it's okay to have meetings. it's one thing to say we want to distance the russians from the iranian, not a bad thing. to start suggesting -- not saying it were done -- but if there might be sanctions relief, you can't conduct foreign policy. >> david ignatius, that's what everybody was concerned about at the time, not just the obama administration, but republicans and lindsey graham, too, that they were trying to offer a deal to lessen sanctions relief. again, this is one more building block that you just build up on one more contact with russia, one more connection that the administration or members of the administration lied about. you keep stacking these up, at some point they stop being coincidental and they're part of a much bigger pattern. >> i do think this seychelles meeti

casey hayden was there. bob zellner was there. sncc had been founded with both blacks and whites in membership. african-americans had always been the majority. there was concern of bringing in this many white volunteers to come out and their fears were will founded because it has a lasting impact with significant structural change. initially, the staff members vote no. this illustrates the important and the ability to bob moses had. he says he is not interested in being a move -- being in a movement that is not interracial. dave dennis will be chosen as his codirector. where have we seen dave dennis? nathan, where have we seen dave dennis? he's in coming of age in mississippi. he was one of the core staff members in mississippi with anne moody. that is the dave she refers to constantly. dave dennis played a very important role and you have seen him already. he becomes codirector. they also get aaron henry to be the president. henry had been associated with the civil rights movement in mississippi for a long time. he was older, he

bob, another takeaway of how unclear it is what the policies of this administration will be around things like financial regulation. caseis bob doll best scenario? bob: this is a bit of a surprise that this dialogue is shaping up now. the banks have had so much on their plate and they need to digest. we need a healthy banking system. that is good for wall street and also really good for main street. , lettinghings digest banks get back on their own feet makes a lot of sense. we throw in this and it is another headache that will the banking system. glass-steagall doesn't do that, does it? thisi don't know where glass-steagall conversation is coming from. i agree with you, those things don't have a whole lot to do with one another. david: gary cohn announced he had a deregulatory commission -- where is that? bob: i don't think it is a very far at all. there's a lot of things the trump administration talks about. they are ideas. they don't have the time or personnel to put a lot of this together. a package like that on the surface sounds like great news, but what are the details? alix: how do you factor in banks? we've seen

casey but you also had the great bands of the era. and the great resistance of a more solitary cast from bob dylan to the beatles to the san francisco airplane, quicksilver, grateful dead and so forth and i think that young people were drawn to messages that were being imparted. messages of a challenging, of a probing, of a provocative. [bleep] and sometimes of a radical nature. and testing the verities that were in place and testing american institutions and even contesting the way people interacted with one another, the way people talk and the way they behave. there's a very radical facet of the counterculturethat i highlight . there were revolutionary possibilities, i think inherent in some of this. which is why it's perceived as dangerous and that was considered some of the powers that were and they were treated accordingly. there are other avenues, there's the setting up of underground press syndicate, underground newspapers. there's new kinds of economics that are in place during this period, we think of robert crone and gilbert shelton and others, the rag is the underground newspaper in boston in the 1960s and i talk about it again in