stacey: look at dwayne casey. it should be a technical foul.icial called a foul. stacey: courtney kirkland who got an earful from dwayne casey on the last time-out. he should have given him a technical foul. he makes this call. the foul is charged to boozer. now, watch. watch the drive here. neil: boozer comes to help. stacey: that is what you call justice right there. he misses the free throw. but courtney kirkland got an earful from dwayne casey right before the last time-out. it was a tough call on carlos boozer. neil: asik checks in. gibson comes out. james johnson makes 1-2. 15 15.2 left. for the bulls a field goal wins it. any continued of field goal. stacey: you have a lot of time. neil: yes you do. there is a look at the game reset. toronto a full and a 20, the bulls with a 20. if tom thibodeau doesn't like what he sees either on the inbounds or early on in this final 15.2 he could get another time-out. everybody talks about him being a defensive coach. he doesn't get enough credit for what he schemes offensively. the bulls have been ve

uncle edward-- this is rebecca casey, margaret's daughter. here, let me help you. yourself. no trouble at all, rebecca. it's a pleasure to meet you. it's very nice to meet you, mr. shaw. please call me edward. i met your mother once, many years ago. you look like her, if memory serves me. that's what people tell me. i'm very happy to be here. we're very glad to have you here. i, uh... i think i'd better sit down. i'm afraid these visits here are rather tiring. they take the wind out of my sails. can i get you anything? no, i'll be fine. just let me rest a while. are you going to stay for supper? i wouldn't miss it. go on, now, and show her the rest of the house. and i'll see you at supper, rebecca. that'll be very nice. nancy: my uncle edward lived in the house his whole life. but his physical condition deteriorated too much and i had to move him to one of those retirement homes for the elderly. it was a very difficult decision for both of us... but at least he comes home once a week. today's the day. he's a very distinguished gentleman. and he was a very good musi

casey from "american idol," guys.s" on "today" -- brought to you by toyota. >>> casey james broke on to the music scene in the ninth season of "american idol." he made it to the top three, while his "idol" stint ended there, his career certainly did not. >> casey spent the last two years working on his country allium. and he has made a great album just called "casey james." >> so did "american idol" change your whole life? >> yeah, it changed everything from top to bottom. wake up in the morning and do something different than you've been doing every day before that. >> did you write the songs on the cd? >> i wrote nine -- should say co-wrote 9 out of the 11 that are on there. >> that's not easy. >> that's what takes the time is really writing great songs. >> we're excited you're here. what are you going to play for us? >> we're going to do the very first single off the album called "let's don't call it a night." >> all right, play it boy -- thanks! ♪ ♪ love the way you look in that dress ♪ you got me thinking thought

. >> smith: in the late '90s, casey was working with harry markopolos, the now-famous whistleblower.casey and markopolos first heard about madoff's returns from the french aristocrat, thierry de la villehuchet. >> back in those days, i understand that mr. madoff didn't like his investors mentioning his name, let alone what he was doing. but thierry, knowing that i was an options fellow, i guess, and the fact that he was a sailor and i was a sailor, established some common ground and trust, i guess. and he mentioned that it was this fellow by the name of bernie madoff. i said, "well, what's he doing?" and he said, "split-strike conversion work." i didn't say much about that. but i thought that, "well, wait a minute. it is predominantly a bull- market strategy. and... umm, how can you make money in bear markets or down markets?" so, something's amiss. >> smith: casey asked markopolos, who understood esoteric tactics, like split- strike conversion, to do some reverse engineering. >> i brought the return stream, the track record, back to harry. and i said, "harry, if you can do this for

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wftv's jeff deal reports from orlando. >> reporter: ever since casey anthony was acquitted of murderrange county jail last july, her attorneys say the threats have been nonstop for everyone involved in her case, even cheney mason's wife. >> received threats saying don't stand next to your husband because his brains will go over you. >> reporter: that was a key part of the argue thement to keep casey's attorneys away from -- zenaida gonzalez is suing casey by claiming her name as the babysitter who took her daughter caylee. attorneys want to subpoena casey to show up for the civil trial. >> if you're waiting for a picture of casey you'll be waiting a long time because she's not going to be here. >> reporter: the judge decide casey's attorneys did not have to accept the subpoena for her or give up her address but zenaida's attorneys could try to track her down and serve the subpoenas themselves. >> if she is served and that subpoena is a valid service or process, she is required to be at this trial. >> reporter: casey has been in hiding since her aquital but now gonzalez's attorneys ar

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>> it's time for your halftime recap. >> i'm real proud of casey the way she developed this year.ook that seriously, that she needed to get that confidence and knowledge about what she was talking about. >> it was casey's impressive skills and dedication that earned her the $5,000 moving forward scholarship from toyota. >> experience was priceless. i wouldn't trade it for anything in the world. >> kristen berset, 9sports now. >> $5,000, not a bad chunk of change. next stop, arizona state's walter cronkite school of journalism. she will continue with us throughout the spring season, but no surprise, she's a good athlete and about to start lacrosse season. we wish her the best. so great stuff. >> great shooter and great energy. >> she'll take my job, i'm sure. my days are numbered. >> all right dave. we'll see you. still to come, facebook changes up the privacy policy. some users crying foul. what it might mean for the safety of your personal information. plus -- >> i'm kristin fisher in rockville and this is where a woman had a heart attack two weeks ago. now, she's on a mission to

. >> i'm going to turn to casey foster. your comment or reaction to that ad? >> i thought it was kind of a different kind of ad. it seemed really personal. there was a lot of use of the word "your" in a lot of individual testimonies in the ad, which is something i don't think that i've really witnessed in current political ads. >> and ariel, what do you think? >> i actually also saw that it was more of a negative outlook on the morning in america and kind of instilled fear. people tend to thrive on negativity and they use the every day american as the show, like, instead of giving the stair owe typical end of the world scenario, nuclear war, they seem to show you a more hits at home type of thing, it's more realistic, it shows american people losing jobs. >> two good points. darrell west? >> i think that are both picking

they can't find casey anthony. >> shepard: getting new details of the government's 25-million-dollar mortgage deal with some the nation's biggest banks. a lot of people could be affected by this. today the justice department officially fired the settlement in court. it requires five major banks to give billions of dollars to struggling homeowners to sea to shining sea. the government will stop investigating allegations of abusive foreclosure practices against those banks. the feds will expect banks to bring borrower's monthly payments to within 31 pest of their income. and create new loan values greater than no more than 120% of the value. big new legal fight on the interwebs. yahoo today filing a lawsuit against facebook. claiming a social media giant has been ripping off some of its patents. according to the lawsuit. yahoo claims facebook lifted 10 patents dealing with technology and advertising online. it's said to be the first major legal battle of its kind. as you know facebook recently announced plans it to g

i think we can learn a lot from her. >> casey, it was 18 million cracks. that's how many votes she received in the democratic nomination. there has been this compareson, craig crawford, between what we saw in 2008 and what we see in 2012. fair comparison? >> i don't think so, and i'll tell you why. i did want to talk about a statistic recently i saw about women. the united states ranks 78th in the world in the number of women in its congress or parliament. they ranked all the nations. we're at 17% women in congress, and that puts us 78th in the world. here's why i don't see a comparison. it's that. one big difference i see is in 2008 that actually energized the party. they were pulling more and more people voting, because they were excited about the campaign between hillary and obama. they were passionate and they argued, of course, but it was really growing the party. we're not seeing that in this battle. it's shrinking. the turnout is going down. republicans are pulling away. i talked to a pollster that said he saw a number in his polls he'd never seen b

that's why we find our casey, and he has more on bales' defense team. casey, good morning.he attorneys say they will meet with bales this week. what, if anything, do you think we can expect from that meeting? >> reporter: well,, randy, that's right. we got a word late yesterday from staff sergeant bales' defense team. it's two civilian attorneys and his military attorney saying they will, in fact, travel to fort leavenworth, kansas, where staff sergeant bales is currently being held and meet with him in person sometime this week. as of right now, up until now i should say there have only been phone conversations between the attorneys and the staff sergeant. they released a statement yesterday afternoon and i'll read that to you now. public report that sergeant bales' supervisors, family, and friends describe him as a level-headed experienced soldier are consistent with information gathered by the defense team. it is too early to determine what factors may have played into this incident, and the defense team looks forward to reviewing the evidence, examining all of sergeant

casey wian is in washington state where bales lived. what can you tell us, casey? >> good morning, carol. >> reporter: for the first time since john henry brown, the seattle-based high profile defense attorney, was hired to represent staff sergeant robert bales, he will actually meet with him face-to-face today at ft. leavenworth, kansas. here is what that honor had to say about the difficulties of trying this case. >> political ramifications, it has legal ramifications. it has social ramifications. you couldn't really imagine a bigger case with so many problems. >> reporter: now, yesterday, the attorneys office released a statement saying that it was too early to tell what factors may have led up to this shooting. but in the past several days, we have spoken with mr. brown and it is very clear that one of the areas he is going to explore is whether the salve sergeant should have been sent to afghanistan. after three tours of duty in iraq, during two of those tours, he was actually injured. one time a traumatic brain injury. also the fact that the attorney says tha

when casey beat -- when casey beat santorum in '06, the republican suburbs in philadelphia were lost by santorum only got about a third of the vote. and just won't win pennsylvania without winning those suburbs. you're right about that. in a general election, i think santorum will have a lot of difficulty, mainly because i don't think he will do well in the philadelphia suburbs and the lehigh valley. >> and you think mitt romney's a stronger candidate ultimately? >> i think in -- yes. remember what's going on now? in the last couple of months, the santorum surge, he was up to 30 to 35, well, the same is true in a sense in pennsylvania. and you were accurate when you said it doesn't surprise anybody in his home state that he would rise. and remember, we're polling in a closed primary in pennsylvania, republican voters, so you would expect him to come up. but overall, given pennsylvania's sort of centrist tilt over the decades, my judgment, i think romney would be a stronger general election candidate than santorum, you know, depending on how obviously the election goes. >> all right.

this is rebecca casey. listen, i left you a message last night about my car.ing right here. great! do you know what the problem is? not yet. it'll take a couple hours. a couple of hours! i have a long trip ahead of me. i just got it in. call me back in a couple of hours. i'll call back in 2 hours, is that o.k.? all right. ( knock at door ) who is it? alberto: it's alberto. oh, come on in! hey, you're still here! i went to bring you a pillow last night. i thought you'd left. oh, really? oh, man, i'm sorry. a truck driver came up and pulled next to me, and he was making too much noise, so i went on the other side of the motel. i'm glad you didn't leave. um... may i ask you a favor? of course. can i use your shower? oh, yeah, sure. my back's really stiff, and i think a hot shower would... yeah, go right ahead. um... all the other towels are wet. this is the only one that's dry. sorry. that's fine. o.k. alberto: so, what's happening with your car? oh, it's at joe's auto repair. alberto: really. does he know what's wrong with it? no, not yet. i have to call back in

senator casey will chair at the point at which i will have to do that. we appreciate everybody coming here to discuss the on going situation in syria. as we all know, syria sits in the heart of the middle east straddling its ethnic and sectarian fault lines. all of the region's important powers have a direct interest in what happens in syria as do nonstate actors like hezbollah, hamas and others. al qaeda through its affiliate in iraq appears to be trying to take advantage of the unrest, chaos if you want to call it that, which is no surprise. already as many as 9,000 civilians have died. many tens of thousands more have been displaced from their homes. in the syrian city of homs, there has been indiscriminate shelling for three weeks now. hundreds have died, and the city is running critically low on food and medical supplies. given the indiscriminate killing of its own citizens and given its back of the hand to the global community as well as to the regional powers that have tried to intervene, it seems clear that the assad regime is ultimately going to

. >> if you think the iraq war is over, you haven't met casey owens.adside bomb had torn off both his legs. we caught up with him again in 2009 undergoing a pressurized oxygen treatment in an effort to cure his blinding headaches. he seemed ready to get on with his life. when he walked out of that clinic. >> free at last. >>> one of his prosthetic legs was giving him trouble. when we found him again in denver, he was using a wheelchair. we asked him, were you free? >> no. i really don't think i'll ever be free. i don't think the burden of war is ever gone. >> he had made it out of the icu, but he still suffered from traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress. when he tried to get back to a normal life by going to college, it didn't work. >> i had been out of school for ten years. a little too much for me. >> the traumatic brain injury and the ptsd, do you think that inhibited what you were able to do in school? >> definitely. it's focusing, dealing with the crowds and school. just being alone a lot. >> he moved to aspen where he had fallen in lov

casey-- >> yeah, good to see you. the 38-year-old staff sergeant is stationed out of washington state, but the reason he is in kansas is because, it is the only maximum security detention facility for the u.s. military. the decorated soldier, who has on his fourth deployment, arriving on u.s. soil last night at the kansas city international airport. about an hour away from fort leavenworth. much of what we know about him has come from his lawyer. john henry brown, who says bail, married with two young children and said his client witness a fellow soldier's leg being blown off one day before he allegedly carried out the massacre and upset over being redeployed having done three previous duties in iraq, and lost part of his foot from an injury on the battlefield. those who knew him, always under the impression he was proud to serve his country and he has been in the u.s. army for 11 years. >> you know, he always, he always had a good attitude about being in the service. he was never really angry about it, or he seemed p

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casey stegall looking into it for us. casey?ter, so a lot of changes are now being made to the system to ensure that our heroes do not slip through the cracks. >> for veterans who served our country, some find a whole new set of problems when he they return from the battle field. and coming back, it's like coming back from the dead. >> and most of them turn to the va for help and department of veterans affairs now provides more than just medical care these days. >> and we offer service, we offer family service, offer marital services. >> the va has its work cut out for them. because of the withdrawal in iraq and scale back of forces in afghanistan, the department has become inundated and 93,000 troops will enroll this season along. 183% increase from five years ago. >> we see approximately five to ten new iraqi afghanistan veterans oofr day. >> to prepare for the surge, the va increased staffing nationally by 24% and new post deployment clinics are being opened. >> these are special clinics designed around the returning come bac

it was casey b. lindsay c. nicki. and the evil courtney. went four for four. [ cheers and applause ] beat that, uggie. that must have blown his mind because he's not allowed to say anything. but the show had already been taped. and out of 18 women, i correctly picked all of the top 4, which is pretty, as they say on "the bachelor," amazing. let's look at another camera angle here. and watch ben's face as i make these picks. keeping in mind, he knows i got them all right. i predict casey b. will be in your final four. she seems nice. i predict lindsay c. will be in your final four. she's the one who came in on the horse. i predict nicki will be in your final four. and i predict the evil courtney will be in your final four. and who knows? maybe you even picked courtney. and then, who knows? maybe she tried to stab you in your sleep. >> who knows? >> jimmy: i think, not only am i right. i think she tried to stab him in his sleep. [ laughter ] i have to say, i'm impressed with myself. i could have won a lot of money on that. that's pretty -- th

he will make them look good. >> reporter: in hollywood, casey steigel, fox news. l, fox >>> good morning. it is march 13th. if you open the door, you know what you'll find? some sun usually warm temperatures. 60s in some areas right now. >> that's right. good morning. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm a will thomas. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's get right to it. gwen, it is a beautiful day today. >> the only thing that we are dealing with are some showers out there that people have to be aware of with the community. they'll wane off, however. we'll get a little bit of sunshine this afternoon. you can see the showers across the area and they will start to move out a little bit into the morning hours. we do have the frontal system that will be heading its way across that we spoke about as well. that will set us up for a chance of some thunderstorms. it will be a combination of the sun that we'll be getting that will kind of heat up the atmosphere that will create a little bit of instability with the approaching frontal system. yesterday's highs, 72 at reagan national

that's a that's a fast they want to govern casey rejected federal relief aid for turn it over comes kentucky in illinois both sides will take it. ohio. yeah you know maybe they they saw that the place that was hardest hit was called moscow it was in russia you know just judging by recent pain one isms another republican knowledge of the map i don't know what they're doing i mean this is their ideology again trumping all common sense mind you what eric cantor trying to do what we came to believe was earth breaking hurricane. and this is causing some sea he's now i heard recently we've been like a few hours ago and sort of backed away a little bit now he's asked federal inspectors to come in and survey the damage and now he might invite them invite them on a unit wanted this to be clarified all disastrous that well he got it he got elected with a million and a quarter dollars being cycled by fox news we used to work for through the republican national governors association to his campaign and the koch brothers giving him hundreds of thousands of dollars i mean at that point isn't he pretty tie

casey is live on the pace.are people reacting to the news that sergeant robert bales is suspect? >> reporter: well, last night after his name came out, we went to his former neighborhood, which is a very nice neighborhood, very picturesque, near a large lake, visited his house and visited with some of his neighbors. many of the folks in his neighborhood, surprisingly enough, said they did not know mr. bales or sergeant bales or his wife, but those who did really expressed a lot of shock. >> he had such a big heart too because he was in the financial world as a financial adviser. he couldn't even take that, like losing people's money when the market went down, so he felt that he needed something bigner his heart and his mind and his soul. so that's why he went in the military in general. you know, to help people. >> reporter: now, that was a high school friend, i believe, of staff sergeant bales. his neighbors here in the washington state area, we spoke to one woman who didn't want to be identified, but her back

casey stegall working the story live at our west coast news hub. casey?sk force in oakland, up near san francisco, however authorities say the crimes are more prevalent in smaller communities instead of major metro areas. the reasons are simple, there are not enough resources within smaller police departments to tackle the problem. we should point out that we're not talking about sites like ebay here or other purchasing online through secure stores. this trend has to do with individuals setting up face-to-face appointments through online classified sites to sell stuff. it is literally changing the way cops have to do their jobs. >> it's not a big city issue. it's not a small town issue. it's a worldwide from the beat cop on up. >> earlier this year, a man was robbed at gun point in a grocery store parking lot trying to buy an ipad off of xlist. it was caught on tape and because of the public's tape they were able to nab the suspect. meet in a public place and don't go alone and try to vet the person you are meeting. if you are the seller many of the same

casey stegall following the story for us in los angeles. casey, what is the latest. >> the motive behind the attack is still not clear. the suspect, however, was arrested this afternoon at his mother's home in olympia, washington, about 40 miles east of the crime scene itself. the attack happened yesterday in the small community of montesano about 90 miles southwest of seattle. 34 stevenknow why 34-year-old kravitz was at the courthouse in the first place. the incident did not happen inside a courtroom. the alter kateion taking place inside the main entrance of the building. eyewitnesses say he got into some kind of straggl struggle a sheriff's deputy and stabbed her with what is believed to be a pair of small scissors or small knife and then shot her in the shoulder. a judge saw what was going on and then he jumped in to help. >> there was a commotion in the hallway and came out to see what it was. he had a weapon in his hand, a knife or something and he was stabbing at her and that is what i got stabbed with. >> the suspect managed to wre

casey stegall live in los angeles with more, casey. >> good to see you.sity recently polled about 200,000 college students across the country at roughly 40% of them admitted to using the internet to plagiarize their homework or entrance exams and now, there is this new computer program designed to combat the problem. >> they've just taken a paragraph straight out of a sample essay. >> at colleges across the country. >> they sort of pieced the whole thing together. >> you can cheat, but you can't hide. >> and they believe that by doing that, we can't detect the plagerism. >> schools can can, thanks to a computer program that many employ called turn it in. a scanned the students' work and cross matches it with the internet and looking for the tell tale signs after copy and paste jobs. >> it's not just a written assignment, ucla anderson school of businesses uses it to plagiarize the application essays. >> the black is a piece that they wrote themselves. >> every other piece is color coded and on the right-hand side is the source. >> and developers make sure

united season opener and hosting the sporting casey in the black and red and with the leading scoring champion. beginning the first full season in d.c. and the coach and unite individual high hopes for the year; however, the opener, well, didn't go as planned and this is in stoppage time and scoreless and that is when they have a corner kick and that is how this ends. case wet opener, 1-nel. >>> and coming up -- 1-0. >>> more of rg-3 and what he could bring to the team of the red skins. next.  [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories. ♪ ooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but i still got to see her. we talked for hours. ♪ everyone else buzzed about the band. music, stories, adventures, memories. ♪ ...all at my fingertips. ♪ there's a wireless mind inside all of us. ♪ so, where to next? ♪ . >> welcome back. back to the biggest story of the weekend. the redskins quest to move to number two in the draft and in an effort to get the baylor quarterback robert griffin 3 r

casey stegall is live in l.a. with this scary story. casey? >> hey, rick. good to see you. back in the day, if you had to get rid of your old couch or let's say a diamond ring, you would take out an ad in your local penny saver, right? or go to your local newspaper. let's face it, the traditional print classified ads are a bit archaic with the plethora of on-line options. millions of people now turning to these sites like craigslist and backpage to set up face-to-face appointments to hawk their goods. but cops say there is just something about the internet that has people putting their guard down. they're more inclined to give out personal information and invite complete strangers into their homes and the l.a.p.d tells us these so-called crimes by appointment may actually be more common in smaller towns. listen why. >> i believe it's probably more prevalent where the criminals don't believe that the police can do anything about tracing them on-line, whereas a department that does have that training can pretty easily find somebody on-line. >> one of the more recent incidents

. >> ariel and casey, i'm going to turn to you now. different version of morning in america which came out in 1984, bill clinton running as the candidate in 1992 and trying to pick up on that theme. let's watch. >> it's morning in tennessee. but for 650 people who once worked here, there are no jobs. the sportswear factory closed and moved overseas. >> we were just family. it was a good place to work. >> it just hurts down to the heart. >> it didn't have to happen. as "60 minutes" reported, the bush administration used your tax dollars to lure this factory to move to el salvador. tax incentives, low interest loans. >> that sign means nothing, really. not in the government is going to take it away from you. >> how can i buy made in the usa when i'm drawing unemployment? >> in the last four years, we lost tens of thousands of textile jobs, many here in the south. george bush is using your tax dollars to have that happen. clinton/gore, for people, for a change. >> i'm going to turn to casey foster. your comment or reaction to that ad? >>

casey stegall is live in los angeles on the story, casey. >> yeah, desperate times call for desperateverage here in california, are you ready? 4.35 a gallon. that is about 50 cents more than what folks are paying in other parts of the country. it is the second highest in america, find hawaii, and that is why some people, like in san diego, for example, they are going a few miles south to fill up their tanks because a gallon of unleaded regular in mexico, running about 2.91. why so cheap? welsh the mexican government regulates the price like in venezuela, to keep their economics engines running. >> well, a lot of it is because mexico has quite a bit of oil production of its own, so, essentially, the state-owned oil company may be forced to sell at certain prices, the refineries who process the oil and sell it at a lower price. >> but the u.s. state department has issued repeated travel alerts in mexico because of the cartel. an estimated 35,000 people have been killed there in the last four years since this drug war began. so, american drivers in search of cheaper prices could literall

in los angeles, casey stegall, fox news. >>> in afghanistan today demonstrators took to the street to protest the transfer of that suspected killer to the u.s.. bales is now being held at fort leavenworth, kansas. there have been numerous such protests in recent day as afghans call for staff sergeant bales to be tried in an afghan court. >>> the emotional plea today from the parents of a missing south bay girl. plus the clue that is giving investigators an idea of what might have happened to her. >> during a time when law enforcement is cutting back, one local department is bucking that trend. >>> also president obama has irish roots and see how he celebrated st. patrick's day. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. [ male announcer ] this march, dive into the subway® jalapeno tuna, featured $5 footlong™ of the month. explore a new world of flavor when our taste-rriffic tuna meets spicy jalapenos to leave your taste buds tingling! this march only, it joins our many $5 footlongs™! subway. eat fresh. . >> a search is on for a teenaged girl missing in the south bay. 15-year-old sierra l