dominic claims he saw casey naked in baez's office.ening legal action and saying i deny exchanging sex for my legal services with ms. anthony. i further deny having any sexual relationship with ms. anthony whatsoever. i have always conducted my practice consistent with high ethical standards with high standards of florida bar. that is the statement of jose baez. nancy grace is covering this case and probably knows more than anybody about this case. thank you for joining me. one of the first people i thought of as we sat beside each other in the courtroom. all these years later to see the these slamz. they are allegations, claims. what do you make of this? >> when you say they are claims, that is true. however, they are sworn statements in an affidavit in a court of law. so did he commit perjury? i don't know. everyone seems to be latching on to the salacious allegations here that when the private investigator dominic casey comes to baez office on two occasions and sees casey anthony running from one office across to a conference hall,

but she was -- casey wouldn't put up with any wrongdoings or anything. casey was a fighter. and that's why she had so many defensive wounds on her and everything, because she fought. she fought back. but she was -- she was great. we talked every single day. i talked or tex ted. she talked or tex lted me every single day. if there's a car accident on the highway, she would call me on the phone to make sure that it wasn't me in the accident. every time. and i would -- sometimes i just answered the phone, i'm home, casey. it wasn't me. so she just -- she was just a very caring, loving 25-year-old beautiful girl with her whole life ahead of her. and now she's gone. >> you know, you said something that caught my ear. you said after it happened, you wanted to come to washington. >> yes. >> you said these words, it made me happy to be able to come. >> yes. >> sometimes i think we who sit on this -- in these chairs don't realize the significance of these kinds of moments. can you explain to me why you said that? >> because i felt that i could contribute my story about my daughter an

now you've got the mine workers' pensions, the peptions that senator casey -- pensions that senator casey and colleagues have been talking about in such immediate danger, there is enormous financial pressure being put on the pension benefit guarantee corporation. that's because the pension benefit guarantee corps is an economic -- corporation is an economic backstop for millions of retirees. it ensures the pensions belonging to mine workers and more than 40 million americans. but the pension darn tee corporation is in danger of insolvency if congress doesn't step up and find a solution for the troubles facing multiemployer pension plans. and fixing the mine workers pension plan is a critical component of any solution for the pension benefit guarantee corporation insurance program. you don't come up with a solution there and you're going to in effect put in place a prescription for trouble for generations of retired workers across the country. now, senator manchin has worked strenuously for this cause reaching across the aisle to senator capito. i mentioned my colleagues on the finance com

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

, did you -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: robert casey says here's known fattah since the late 1980s or 1990s. they don't work on many prompts together, but it was not odd when he received a letter in 2008 advocating for his co-deft for political apointment. the senator toll the jury in weeks after president obama won the election, his office received nearly 200 letters from people hoping to seek a place in the administration. >> i was called to testify by the prosecution for the simple purpose of confirming the receipt of a letter from the congressman. it was a simple manner to testify to. >> reporter: casey said despite the letter, he did not advocate the request for u.s. ambassador, saying he cricketed to the run for office in 2006. he said in a follow-up call years later asking for support again, he said he expressed disappointment he had not been granted the am bbassadorshipamb. he was confronted again expressing frustration. prosecutoring contend he gave money to fattah, children, and others close to the family in exchange for fattah's help to gain political appointment. another m

dominic casey said attorney jose bia z told him she killed her 2-year-old daughter. baez had a sexual relationship with anthony. he said all those statements are false. >>> police are looking for the thief who stole a boy's hearing device, he got a cochlear implant. someone broke into the car and stole the backpack with both cochlear imlints -- implants inside. they hope they will bring it back. >>> i'm disappointed that my son won't be able to hear. >>> the cochlear implants and their parts cost ten thousand dollars. residents offered to raise money. >>> phillies have off managed to salvage their finale with detroit. pitcher aaron nola held on. the phillies won 8-5. they face the cubs tomorrow. >>> eagles have announced their training camps dates. rookies and quarterback and selected veterans will practice july 25th. the first full squad workout is july 28. there will be two open practices at the linc july 31 and august 14. >>> cleveland cavaliers bounced back to post a lopsided win over the raptures. ca vs have 3 games to two. they will try to wrap things up tomorr

. >>> senator bob casey of pennsylvania is happy with the improvements that have come as a result ofdeadly amtrak derailment, but says it's still not enough. casey, a regular amtrak rider, addressed the issue at 30th street station this morning saying no transportation system should be forced to choose between funding for infrastructure improvements and the implementation of safety systems like positive train control. >> we need more doers on this when it comes to congress. we don't just need people giving speeches. we need people voting the right way. >>> casey says of the final report on the crash calls for congress to act. it should do so. nbc 10 will be in washington, d.c. tuesday when the report is released. we'll have reports on air and online. >>> 3300 rowers from 125 colleges will race to the waters of the river over the next two days. about 25,000 spectators should be out there, even through the rain for the 78th dad vail regatta. but soon the river may be too clogged to row in it safely. the river is clogged with sediment from here to the twin bridges in east falls. it has

dominic casey said the attorney jose biaz said casey anthony killed her 2-year-old daughter. it is claimed that biaz had a sexual relationship with anthony. he said all the statements are false. >>> a thief who stole a 4-year-old hearing device hours after he got it. he got a cochlear implant he had an implant in the right here. the excitement for his family was short-lived when someone broke into the car and stole a backpack and inside the back to "g.m.a." -- backpack were the cochlear implants. it is hoped that someone will bring it back and leave it anonymously. >>> i'm not angry with you, i'm disappointed that my son won't be able to hear. >>> the cochlear implants and their parts cost ten thousand dollars. residents in the communities offered to help raise money. >>> we have new information about the zika virus and how it affects pregnancy. >>> tech bytes right now. >> reporter: in tech bytes, a change to the at&t prepaid plans. customers are getting an extra gig. it's good for three gigs of data while those on the 60-dollar plan will get 6 gigs. >>> microsoft may be get

casey will tour aura shore technologies in bethlehem. diagnostic company is developing a fast test for zika that doctors can give patients. casey is calling on congress to okay nearly $2 billion in emergency zika funding. >>> a civil lawsuit in pennsylvania is raising a lot of questions about who can be held responsible for an accident when texting is involved. the suit stems from a deadly crash about an hour north of pittsburgh. daniel galotten was killed in 2013 when his motorcycle was hit by a car driven by someone who was texting. the driver pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and illegally texting while driving. galotten's family filed a civil suit not only against the driver but two other men who were texting the driver at the time of the crash. >> this is about making his legacy to save lives. >> a pennsylvania judge has ruled the suit can proceed. in new jersey courts have ruled people who sent texts can be held responsible if the sender knew the person would be driving. >>> today president barack obama will visit the fede

casey. >> why would he risk so much though?could jeopardize his business and himself. >> he doesn't have a business. he doesn't have a business. he worked for free for three years. in his sworn deposition he contradicts 50% of what he said in his affidavit. he better pray to the god of punk wanna-be private eyes that he not charged with perjury. that's how much of a joke he is. >> let me read you some quotes from the affidavit. he said baez had told me that casey had murdered caylee and dumped the body somewhere. he need always the help he could get to find the body before anyone else did. he is saying you hired him to go and find the body first. >> and then he also says in this deposition, three years earlier which is sworn that i never sent him into anywhere to search for the body. so i mean, the guy is just lying. he is delusional. and i don't mind saying it on national television. it's that simple. >> why did you hire him? why'd did you need a private investigator? >> i was flooded with all kinds of calls and tips. if you r

casey will tour aura shore technology in bensalem.sey is calling on congress to okay nearly $2 billion in emergency zika funding. tropical mosquitos transmit the xwi virus which can cause birth defects. >>> the true meaning of memorial day is honoring those who gave their lives so we can enjoy those freedoms. take a look at this ceremony held yesterday. members of the united veterans of bridesburg placed a wreath at the most holy redeemer cemetery yesterday. the wreath honors the memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. ♪ in montgomery county, musicians paid tribute to a soldier who died on the battlefield in february. visitors laid flowers at valley forge national historical park in remembrance ofç army staff sergeant smalls. he died fighting in afghanistan. >>> a south jersey fourth grader who has helped others got a special treat. >> indeed. she was given the birthday surprise of a lifetime in the big apple at nbc's "today" show. >> happy berth day, dear. that's amazing. >> nikki thompson turned 10 yesterday. she was showe

casey reese with the fifth goal of the game. and the middies are within one. and high drama. time winding down. they turn it over. and brown is able to run out the clock. and navy falls just short. and brown will face maryland in the semis after the 11-10 win. >>> basketball. if you are the wizards, you are watching the nba playoffs, going how in the heck did we not make it, especially nt of the playoffs last year. toronto's advance to the east finals, somehow, and down 2-0 in a must-win against cleveland tonight. >>> basketball fans. they're in toronto. they call that jurassic park.

i have to say bob casey and i, there's lots we disagree on.ut we don't waste time focusing on where we disagree. we look for where there's common ground. so we have worked together on so many things for pennsylvania. filling vacancies on the judicial bench, the work we have both done together to diminish opioid use. and the work we recently did to successfully pass legislation to better secure the cockpits in commercial airplanes. so senator casey and i have a great working relationship and it's my intention to keep that going strong. >> you voted for senator ted cruz and some people are suggesting that such a conservative vote could hurt your re-election. i want to know your thoughts but why would you share who you voted for? >> well, i endorsed marco rubio, and he was my first choice in the field of 17 candidates. marco was my first choice. i think he would have been a great candidate and great president. but by tuesday, by, you know, this past tuesday we had down to three choices. i don't agree with ted cruz on everything by any means. but

senator feinstein spoken strongly on this eloquently and was joined by senator casey and i'm not sure if you heard the comments judge lewis made earlier about you and some of your predecessors. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. to those who have testified today, i just want to say thank you and specifically to rod slater. i can say i knew you before you had gray hair and i hope it wasn't the federal government that put it there but it probably was. welcome back, it's good to see youth. >> thank you. >> i would like to ask this question because it's one of the things that has really bothered me and that has to do with leaving for substantial amount of time the united states supreme court and a tied position. a4 - 4 position when we know the court is divided. what impact that's going to have, i think there are many of us that estimate that the time will be likely a year and a half by the time you get through the vetting process and all of this that you can process another nominee. so i wanted to ask the question as to what has happened when the court accepts, what happens when the co

he swears that dominic casey never saw casey anthony naked.ng to move to hold dominic casey in contempt of the bankruptcy judge because of this filing that is so far off the money. in other words, unequivocally he denies this ever happened. he is shocked and dismayed that it's gotten the kind of coverage that it has. he says, you know -- i know his wife. >> do you believe him? >> i totally believe jose, i do. dominic casey, he for instance said how baez would frame the utility guy who found the -- >> unreliable guy in your estimation? >> in my estimation, extremely unreliable. >> it will be have great to have him on the program on tuesday. >> he'll come by if you want him. >> just like you come by. >> on friday. >> i'll speak with you at 9:06 eastern. >>> this video is pretty hard to watch. a cop getting beat up by a group of thugs and now something is being done to criminals like this like never before. >>> hillary clinton taking aim at trump's business acumen. >> he actually said he was hoping for the crash that caused hard working families

i'm proud to serve with senator casey. told them before that my father is on the irish side of the family. fanather was a huge, huge of senator casey said father. >> i want to thank you for that introduction. is an unusual forum. it is a public meeting, not a hearing. member ofusual that a the senate who is not a member of the judiciary committee was able to parachute in and take a seat for the name card -- >> he did not ask unanimous consent for that. >> why want to thank you for giving me this opportunity. if you didn't show up i would not have this opportunity that would give my mother and my wife pride and cause concern to my three brothers who are lawyers. long question. just a brief statement. i will direct my question to judge lewis. i want to thank you for not just being here today and your testimony but also for your great service as a member of the third circuit. i was not here when you were confirmed but i am struck by how different the process that led to your confirmation was with regard to judge garland. the

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casey, a real pleasure to have you with us.hat's casey kelso at transparency international. >>> meanwhile the enter continental change as i.c.e. being used as a front for organized crime. i.c.e. said it's cooperating with police in the runup to the anti-uk corruption summit. >>> saudi said it will boost part as part of the oil giant's plans that includes the world's largest ipo. let's get out to hadley. >> good morning, nancy. a lot of questions sur rouvnding this ipo of saudi's aramco. the big question can they meet the demands of investors, can they be as transparent as possible? they only answer to one shareholder, the government and ceo of saudi's aramco, they're up to the challenge. and a lot of speculation about which city they're going to, london, hong kong, riyadh, all of them touted as possibilities. the big question for the ceo, of course, he said he's very hard at work with an internal team there at aramco trying to make that decision. they expect that decision to come sooner than later. another big question, how you

>> boy, casey, it does look awful and dangerous. thank you, casey.orologist janice dean is tracking all the storms. janice, i guess you don't have any good for those people in texas tonight. >> i wish i did. this has been ongoing. this has been a big story for the last several months. in some cases they are seeing record levels of flooding over the springtime for places like austin and houston where they have gotten over 2 feet of rainfall in just a matter of weeks. and you can see right now on the map we have a lot of rainfall now from south texas all the way up to dallas. and the threat for severe weather, including large hail, damaging winds. we had a couple of reports of tornadoes south of the corpus christi area. now we have severe thunderstorm warnings. not only the flooding but the severe threat where we could see the potential for strong to severe storms. look at the radar estimated precipitation. brennan, texas received 19, over 19 inches of rainfall in just a matter of 24 hours. and you can see the flood advisories, that tells the story. mu

and that's strikeout three -- strike three and casey fien strikes out the side.n in a three hour and 12 minute game. he is the star of the night for the dodgers. >> john: great night, chase. just order ramirez. -- room service. keep it simple. stay in. >> joe: utley with a two homer night, a solo shot and a grand slam. and the dodgers and dave roberts get a victory, the final, 9-1, from all of us in new york, so long, the studio coming up on the other side of the break. the dodgers win it by 8. introducing the completely redesigned mercedes-benz c-coupe, with its athletic prowess and sleek new body. it doesn't just raise the bar... ...it completely crushes it. the all-new c-class coupe. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> baseball night in america, the post-game show, welcome. a lot of drama at citi field. and it started with the emotion from the '86 team and then the boos rained down. and chase utley. he is hated in new york, anyway. and he comes in today and hits two home runs and drives in five. >> and really humiliating for the new york mets their fans. no

pierce asked casey to the prom. these two pups, they're mango and coconut. he reached out and her and asked her to help him with a prom-posal. >> mango over there is fraz led. >> celebrity dogs now getting approached to do prom-posals. >> got pretty good handwriting. >> the two poms asked casey to prom and she said yes. >>> make your very own red neck disco ball. on the next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, a magician needs some help solving a rue bix cube. see how he uses the good luck to pull off a head-scratching trick. >>> plus, don't>>> plus, don't ease buzz word for your shot to win an ipad mini. play it. fun never tasted so good with chewy, fruity pull 'n' peel candy from twizzlers. for those who've missgone to extremespe. to escape their unrelenting nasal allergy symptoms... houston: news alert... new from the makers of claritin, clarispray. ♪ welcome back. clarispray is a nasal allergy spray that contains the #1 prescribed, clinically proven ingredient. nothing is more effective at relieving your sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion.

but would you believe it it was casey anne fouler who responded. she has no comment. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: people who live in the area, can't get over the video provided by howard county police. >> in addition marijuana police say they had a gun, cash, heroin. >> reporter: it goes to show anymoree where you live, how nice it might be. you just never know what's happening next door. in howard county, lindsey wattstshgs fox 5. >>> a dozen montgomery county students got sick at francis scott key middle school. firefighter and paramedic were called in. it appears the youngsters may have swallowed a over the counter medicine. >>> let's take it outside. tonight. finally saw sunshine today. yes. that was great. what can you expect for the weekend? gwen is in the weather center with first look at your forecast. >> hi there. it is cool out there but it is going to be a weekend with mixed conditions. don't put the umbrella too far away. we had plenty of sunshine. let's take a look at the numbers. we did well. temperatures exactly not a ballpark where

. >> senator feinstein has spoken strongly on this and joined by senator casey of pennsylvania. >> fate you very much mr. chairman. to those you have testified testified, i can say i knew you before you do grey here i hope it was in the federal government that put it there but there probably was. [laughter] >> but it is one of the failings that has bothered me meeting for a substantial period of time, the united states supreme court of they four / four position would rigo the court is divided and what impact that will have many of us estimate it will be a year and a half by the time you get through the vetting process so i want to ask a question what happens when the court to is tied in the lower courts are split and cannot resolve a case? we keep -- we have already see that already the public sector labor case and the death penalty case the state sovereignty case and gender discrimination case. this week the court deferred if those nonprofits could hold contraceptive coverage that is vitally important nationwide solid like to have your view of what happens with a four / four split? >>

>>> that is casey doyle. he's 2 years old and he says they are going to bash. >> he's in pain. he's been causing a lot of trouble. >> as you'll see, that's a 3-d replica of the life threatening tumor that was found in casey's neck. it's a rare carcinoma. now he gets to smash a replica of it. >> what a great idea to great a 3-d model of that. what a neat way to use the technology. >> do, at university of michigan health system came up with the idea to make a 3-d replica. all the kids in his class encouraged him and they wanted to bash boris. they paintsed it. they put tapioca and rice krispies in it. that's what oozed out. the doctors said that was the first time they saw a big smile on his face and that encouraged him so much that a donor has decided to donate enough money so they can make 150 replicas for other children to smash like that. >> they wanted to say that they are not letting this tumor take him over. >> it was a teachable moment. so clever of them to do it. get everybody emotionally involved but everybody scientifically understanding what's happening. >> he's batti

casey: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. casey: mr. president, i would also ask consent quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania, under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order the senate will resume consideration of h.r. 2028 which the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 96, h.r. 2028, an act making appropriations for energy and water development and related agencies for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2016, and for other purposes. mr. casey: mr. president, i ask consent to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. casey: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i rise to talk today about judges, specifically district court judges across our country. we have a number of judges in pennsylvania who have not moved forward, and i wanted to speak to that today. i think it's a case, a story about obstruction. it's as simpl

republican line for our guest, casey dinges of the american society of civil engineers. go ahead. >> caller: yeah. i'm superintendent of the water system, and in 2010 we built a watt dwraermt pla water treatment plant. pretty much had to. the cost of that was $1.3 million. but on the idea of looking at the price of it i figured that without prevailing wage we could have got that in at 700,000. so i think the prevailing wage is the biggest knock on how we get infrastructure done. >> mr. dinges. >> you're hitting on a wage issue. i'm sure if you had a guest from labor sitting here they would talk pretty hard on this issue. that can be an issue in more of the northern states. that's not an issue in the southern states and other parts of the united states. i've heard other projects, though, in the midwest and northeast where that really wasn't an issue where the true wages that had to be paid on these projects would have been paid anyways, regardless of a prevailing wage law. that's not always the case. always i've heard this issue come up. let me say, though, this is nation

still with me tara, ben, casey, the latest 12:22 a.m. tweet from donald trump. paul begala has knowingly committed fraud in his first ad against me. maybe he's watching us, because we just played that ad. it's 99% clear he gets his information from cable news. cable news is good, but you should read things. >> meet the guy who thinks he's secretary of state in the trump at mid strain. >> yeah, there were a bunch of new voters, but they were not new voters in the sense of people who don't vote in presidential elections. they are new to the primary process. ergo, it's not necessarily creating a larger electorate you're dubious. >> i'm dubious, because what he did show is he got more interest in the primary process. there are a lot of low propensity voters. turnout is still only 53%, which means you have a huge number of people who don't vote every presidential election. he's gotten more people involved in the primary. that you would call a good sign under any circumstances. >> that said, someone who has worked in politics, changing voter behavior is very hard. it'

>> yeah, definitely starting to feel that way, casey. also an open question, how many republican voters ever were fully on board with the idea of fighting trump all the way to the end on this. that's going to be the subject of our number of the day in a little bit. but kasie hunt in indianapolis, thank you for that. nbc's jacob rascon in caramel, indiana. trump is going to be there later today. jacob, donald trump here, he knows what the stakes are in indiana. he's been saying, look, if i can get a win here, we can end this thing. he's had bobby knight out there, campaigning for him the last week. what are we expecting on this final day from donald trump? >> reporter: yeah, so he said many times before that if i win this state, then the race is over. he said that in florida. he said that about ohio. many times. but this time, he may be actually correct. in that if he wins indiana, it's over. and -- we're looking for that big confidence from him. but yesterday, i have to say, in his two rallies in indiana, he kind of meandered and wasn't

let's check in with lauren casey in our weather center with first look at your forecast. turned out to be a beautiful mothers day. >> what day for the sunshine to come back across the delaware valley today, we did start with showers. boy once that sunshine broke out. it was so enjoyable because it's been so sparse. what a difference from last sunday, high temperature in philadelphia, only 54, we had more than a half inch of rainfall today had a few showers this morning, otherwise, sunny skies, a bit of a breeze. and a high temperature of 71 degrees. that's more like it. still mild right now in philly. it's 60 degrees, the cooling in millville down to 47. we're in the low 50's in the lehigh valley. stormscan 3 showing us a few sprinkles, trying to work into the poconos but with a dry air in place, really not having a lot of luck doing so. otherwise, mostly clear conditions across it's region right now. getting you out the door on monday morning. mostly sunny conditions sun rises at 5:51 tomorrow morning, starting off in low 50's. by 8:00 we're up to 57 with a cool breeze a

the bid was for herbert better man former philadelphia deputy mayor and one time donor to casey but caseyidn't promote the bid. federal prosecutor as cues fattah of taking bribes from better man and misusing federal grants from non-profit funds. >> sky fox over the scene of a crash in germantown that left a philadelphia police officer injured. it happened just past 11:00 this morning near germantown avenue and price street. the officer was driving to call when and another car plowed into each other. the other car hit the crews sr. he's now at the hospital in stable condition. >>> smokey seen along 476 in lehigh county earlier today. a truck burst into flames right along the side of the road it caused a traffic backup for miles around 11:00 this morning. officials tell us thankfully no one was hurt. >>> police say he slammed into a car then took off but the vict victims tracked him down and called the cops. >> bit his story changed and here's where it gets really weird. what he asked officers to do next. >>> a little boy playing with ace friends all of a sudden he's opinion to the ground.

let's check in with lauren casey in our weather center with first look at your forecast. turned out to be a beautiful mothers day. >> what day for the sunshine to come back across the delaware valley today, we did start with showers. boy once that sunshine broke out. it was so enjoyable because it's been so sparse. what a difference from last sunday, high temperature in philadelphia, only 54, we had more than a half inch of rainfall today had a few showers this morning, otherwise, sunny skies, a bit of a breeze. and a high temperature of 71 degrees. that's more like it. still mild right now in philly. it's 60 degrees, the cooling in millville down to 47. we're in the low 50's in the lehigh valley. stormscan 3 showing us a few sprinkles, trying to work into the poconos but with a dry air in place, really not having a lot of luck doing so. otherwise, mostly clear conditions across it's region right now. getting you out the door on monday morning. mostly sunny conditions sun rises at 5:51 tomorrow morning, starting off in low 50's. by 8:00 we're up to 57 with a cool breeze a

casey is offering whiskey from a company in pittsburgh.ame one of the stanley cup finals is monday night there. >>> on the heels of the national spelling bee, google is out with a list of america's top spelling mistakes. dessert or is it desert? is the most commonly misspelled word here in california and in idaho, ohio and connecticut. and it turns out people in massachusetts and hawaii have a hard time spelling their own state name! >> i think spell check is making it, you know -- our spelling skills are going down. >> that's right. >> could be right. >> so are our writing skills. we type everything now. >> true. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, room is one thing.. but paying more just to sit with your family? how airlines are taking "extra fees" to a >>> coming up tonight at clock, extra leg room is one thing, coming up tonight at 6:00 but paying more just to sit with your family? how the airlines are taking extra fees to a new extreme. >> and much more than just a chicken and waffles joint. this bay area restaurant got hillary

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live, looking at a pretty efficient line here at terminal d, i can also tell you that senator bob casey pointed out that tsa has launched about 250 million-dollar in funding since, 2011, and that is a substantial drop. as you might imagine more people are flying here at our airport and checkpoint screening process has gotten more intense. we are live, justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, justin. >>> canadian prime minister is apologizing after being caught in the the center of a scuffle in the house of commons. justin drew dough says he was trying to help a member through the crowd but member of the parliament said he elbowed her out of the way. he was also, seen arguing, nose to nose with an opposition leader. it it was over rights to die legislation. >>> look at this police car was set on fire in paris during an anti cop, hatred protest. around 15 protesters broke out car windows forcing two officers outside the cruiser, the police say they threw molotov cocktails inside. protesters in paris say police have instigated the violence during a series of demonstration as be

since the trial, her mother, casey, has stayed completely out of the public eye.esents her in ongoing bankruptcy proceedings, a fallout from the trial. >> it's five years later. she now has a driver's license. she's in the process of buying a car. she has a full-time job. >> while he still thinks about the trial, perry is happier looking to the future. >> you move on. because if you stay back in the past, you get drug into the past. >> we were saying it seems like it's been longer than five years. >> it has. >> since the case played out in the headlines. >> no question, that was as dramatic as it gets in this country. tomorrow, a closer look at the murder of jonbenet ramsey. a private investigator who has been on that case for nearly 20 years shares his suspicions and points his finger at a suspect that he thinks fell through the cracks. >> fascinating. >>> this morning, prince harry's u.s. visit, including a candid comment about loodsi ilosing hi, princess diana, at a young age. and the polo talents he's displaying. >>> carson is back in the orange room. >> carso

nicole: we have casey hunt. if you are watching from washington dc, you can also 99.1 fm.ill be right back. ♪ ♪ nicole: we are joined now by two of my favorite reporters on eart casey hunt and halley jackson. they are both of the nbc family. thank you both for being here. having hisanders sarah palin moment? no one has brought him into the full yet. but yes. he is going rogue. he is clearly angrier than he has ever been at any point. i traveled with him right before iowa all the way to super tuesday. see he is going through these stages. people started to write him off. schultz or mince comments may have set him off. you've been covering the republicans. how overjoyed is donald trump that bernie sanders is doing some of the work for him on charges her ethics? is literally giving him some attack lines. credits bernie sanders for doing that. for trump, it is a way for him and his campaign to pivot to the general election already. bill has to fight off bernie sanders. he is focused on trying to go up against the machine that clinton bills -- has built. it is been described as

michael steele and casey hunt, thank you for coming on.ys data targeting voters is overrated. tohave our sasha eisenberg evaluate that. if you're watching us and washington, d.c., you can now listen to us on the radio in the bloomberg 99.1 in the district. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ mark: this week, donald trump made headlines with an associated press interview. he said his general election campaign will focus a lot more on his big trademark row lies -- rallies rather than the data-driven in approach that helps barack obama to the white house. joining us for our by the number segment, our political mad scientist sasha eisenberg. here to unpack the reality of what trump said his plan will be. thank you for coming in. what do you think is behind trump saying he will not go big on data but just big event. sasha: he laid out a coherent. in the interview. he has this candidate-centric persuasion exercise their mass media and that comes out of the branding, self-promotion environment he is familiar with. you think about the way he would have app

this is the walk for casey's cause in parkesburg, pennsylvania.he participants held signs remembering a loved one who died from an overdose. casey's causes dedicated to raising awareness about heroin abuse. >>> thousands showed up at the philadelphia museum of art to take part in an annual mothers day tradition here. susan g komen race for the cure, the 5k run and walk is komen foundation's biggest fundraiser, and in the fight begins breast cancer. this is the 26th year for this event. >>> much more still to come on "action news" tonight, there was a small but vocal protest today in center city. we will tell you what this one was all about. >>> plus it is a must do on the delaware social calendar, from the hats to the food. >>> we will take you there. >>> phillies take on the marlins. jamie apody has lie knits in sports when we come right back. the winterur. narrator: the constitution says the president shall make nominations for the supreme court and the senate votes. no exception for election years why is pat toomey refusing to do the job pennsy

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