craig venter:pioneers like casey help us. because we'll find out-- from all the tests- - whether she develops something early on or whether she never develops it. scientists are trying to figure out how she can live with the same genetic mutation that took her brother's life. nats casey blood draw, "i'm used to it"they're also monitoring for the signs of the disease. so far? everything looks goodno signs of cancer.nats casey and marlo high five in exam roomwhich means she's free to be a normal teenager - applying for college, studying, and dancing competitively...nats casey dancingi have the strength, and it's because of my brother and seeing him go through this with a smile on his face, and so much strength. add he lived every day to his fullest. casey has started a project called genome generation to honor her brother's memory.and encourage others to consider genetic testing.she says her brother's death saved her life. casey: he taught me so much even before he was sick. and he's the reason i am who i am today.nats kiss "i

to miss. >> reporter: do you do tricks, casey? can we see do you something? >> casey can dance. [laughter] report so he's on merchandise and logos as well. and you can purchase things with casey the card flail on card - - cardinal on it. >> that's right, and we have casey masks, and if you go on the slide, you can get your casey's big slide ribbon. >> reporter: heather and casey, thank you for joining us. have fun for your last weekend. >>> we are whipping up something delicious in this week's local dish. how you can make a pumpkin curry soup and the san diego zoo welcomes a new addition there is no limit to what every student in north carolina can learn and achieve. not when we're 44th in per student funding. we should not ask for more money from you. he gave tax breaks to those at the top while raising taxes 67 ways on the middle class. it's time to polish up our brand and once more say, "come check out north carolina." hb2 trashed our brand... costing us thousands of jobs. it's called "the snake:" a long, skinny congressional district drawn along i-85 to segregate african ame

as casey learned the hard way, there is no way to trace those purchases. now casey said while being told to pay in gift cards raised a red flag, the con artist had an elaborate explanation for everything and she was too scary stuff there. right? got to look out for each other. time now 18 after 12:00 and we are watching for some rain this afternoon in the cleveland metro area down into akron and canton. things are pretty quiet. i do have a little light shower activity out on cleveland's east side and down to the southwest, mansfield, wayne county, we are tracking a few light showers for you. but the bulk of the rain that i expect to move in this afternoon is west of sandusky. these showers out closer to toledo will very slowly work northeast through the afternoon. so, you walk out the door in cleveland within the next, we will say 45 minutes to an hour, maybe even a little bit longer than that, you probably avoid any steady measurable rain. but deeper into the afternoon, rain chances are going to keep climbing. so, i want to time everything out for you, he

at the urging of casey and one of casey's colleagues jack, look, there's a thing called go fund me. you should set a page up. marlin did, and it is blowing up. in just four days they exceeded their goal of $125,000. >> marlin's a good guy. he cares a lot about his sister. if you have a couple bucks to throw at him, it would mean a lot. >> it's a real testament to the power of influence, because it doesn't take much. some of these folks are donating $10, $5, but it adds up. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> casey is just so genuine, as is marlin. i thought this was pretty special. how impactful this kind of collaboration can be. >> awesome guy. truly, truly, he's having to deal with that. if you can help him, it would mean a lot to the guy. thanks. >>> what do you see on the roof of that car? >> oh, camera gets so close. >> so close, and look how they are going, but i'd love to say this is one of those videos where a miracle happens, but it doesn't. >> oh! >> it's gone and they don't even know. >> as you can imagine with or without the camera, dad was reluctant to let him use

casey hunt is on the clinton beat. hallie jackson, big audience tonight, we've been seeing these things. there's an opportunity for donald trump, there's also risk for donald trump. first thing, though, in terms of head games that this campaign is playing, learning about people they want to see in the audience tonight. i guess what, to throw hillary clinton off -- >> yeah, it's to try to rattle hillary clinton. try to grab some of the media coverage we're talking about, you have people like -- we already knew about, president obama's estranged half brother, patricia smith, the mother of one of the americans killed in benghazi. now, the one time fiancee of chris stevens. people who have lost loved ones to undocumented immigrants. he's trying to plant the seeds here. the retired navy s.e.a.l. who spoke at the rnc will be here. the idea is to do what he did the last time around, where he brought those four women, who accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct into the debate hall. do you remember the moment, you could hear

let's find casey a good home. >> absolutely. don't worry, casey. that's it for us. >>> this is rough now. god help us. >> this is life and death. >> hurricane matthew has killed more than 100 people in and is on a direct path toward florida. >> one man moved to colorado a matter of days ago. he can now do little more than watch and wait to see what happens to his florida home. >> school districts are even under more pressure to make classrooms safer. it revolves around a new law about to go into effect that makes schools liable if the unthinkable happen. >> people are living longer. however, scientists say there is a cap and it might be younger than you think next on >>> hurricane matthew keeps including towards the southeastern united states moving at about 13 miles an hour after leaving more than 100 dead in the caribbean. in haitied a workers are just getting an idea of what could be the country's biggest disaster in years. people living in florida and along the coastline in georgia are boarding up their home and getting out. president obama dec

casey prince, executive director of theatre cedar rapids joins me today. casey, you just started your 10th season with an organization that's grown so much in the last decade? you led tcr's comeback after the flood of 2008 and an $8 million renovation - what are your hopes for the future of tcr? why did this position with the downtown district arts community accepted a new role as the downtown district executive director. casey prince, executive director of theatre cedar rapids joins me today. casey, you just started your an organization that's grown so much in the last decade? you led tcr's comeback after the flood of 2008 and an $8 million renovation - what are your hopes for the future of tcr? why did this position with the downtown district appeal to you? casey, thanks actress kate hudson is using her fashion line to support breast cancer research. and the prince of pop has millions to his name, earning more than any other celebrity, dead or alive. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert today is going to be a

>> no casey today. they are stuck with us. >> well, there's only two stools. >> for 30 minutes. >> yeah. >> casey taking the old bye week. good for her. i've got to tell you, though, we're coming off of a win for the buccaneers. you were up in charlotte. >> yeah. >> i want to say it was silent

before officers could get there, the men beat casey unconscious. jennifer schultzy said it was another neighbor who stopped the attack and saved casey's life. >> they were stomping on his head and kicking him in the back. i firmly believe they would have killed him. >> reporter: police arrested four people. 19-year-old jordan manabusoon and two 17-year-olds. >> they're facing assault with deadly weapon and felony battery causing great bodily injury. >> reporter: a shocking crime in a neighborhood police say is safe. >> all he wanted to do was get them to leave. >> reporter: neighbors believe the suspects were using drugs or alcohol. police are still investigates. katie marzullo, "abc7 news." >>> uc berkeley fraternities are calling off parties after recent sexual assaults. two wen claim they were attacked in separate incidents this past weekend at off-campus frat houses. police haven't made any arrests. the university said it's decided to voluntary suspend all social events while it re-evaluates the risk. >>> thousands of people in georgia want ans

before officers could get there, the men beat casey unconscious. jennifer schultzy said it was another neighbor who stopped the attack and saved casey's life. >> they were stomping on his head and kicking him in the back. i firmly believe they would have killed him. >> reporter: police arrested four people. 19-year-old jordan manabusoon and two 17-year-olds. >> they're facing assault with deadly weapon and felony battery causing great bodily injury. >> reporter: a shocking crime in a neighborhood police say is safe. >> all he wanted to do was get them to leave. >> reporter: neighbors believe the suspects were using drugs or alcohol. police are still investigates. katie marzullo, "abc7 news." >>> uc berkeley fraternities are calling off parties after recent sexual assaults. two wen claim they were attacked in separate incidents this past weekend at off-campus frat houses. police haven't made any arrests. the university said it's decided to voluntary suspend all social events while it re-evaluates the risk. >>> thousands of people in georgia want ans

live in madison, casey geraldo. >> charles: e story getting national attentionell., thks: . t's talk about the weather. another chilly fall day, but it's not raining. here is a live look from the lakefront showing just how far the temperatures will fall. here is meteorologist john malan. >> john: looks very gray out there, which is the season we're season in milwaukee. your tperaturese didn't barely get about 48 today. we hit 50 at the art. it's 4 right now. lo at tperatures have the low t mid 40s away from lake michigan. we'reoing t see cool temperat oht tonight dropping down tohe upp away from lake michigan around 40 i port washington, milwaue,?0 racine, and kenosha. the win light fro the south. the clouds are going to help keep things essentially from dropping off too quickly. there are the clouds on our you can see they're stubborn and they're going to be around most of tonight. so if you're going out this evening expect the clouds, temperatures in milwaukee right around 45 at 8:00 o'clk down to 43 at 10:00. after this, i'm talking warmup. i'll tell you how warm it will

(nats) tech sergeant casey richardson assistant teacher at the his wife -- an assistant teacher at the school -- to surprise their daughter...who has taken their long separation very hard. (charity richardson, mother) "they have a very tight relationship so it's really bothered him being gone, but i think that she's going to be so happy." (casey richardson, military father) "this was my first deployment so i had to learn a lot...it was tough being over there, being away from my hugs, and applause surrounded the gym as the richardson family reunited. even though it took alexia a few seconds to realize what was happening...she could not be more ecstatic. (alexia richardson, daughter) "i never expected this. i'm so excited that my dad's finally home after so long." the homecoming fell on superhero day at popp's ferry elementary....per fect timing for the reunion, and a perfect example of a hero who doeso (casey richardson, military father) "i like to think that i'm her hero and being here during that day will really make her emotional and make her happy that i'm home." ((christianne klein

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(butted) (casey richardson, military father) "this was my first deployment so i had to learn a lot...it was tough being over there, being away from my family, and i'm very happy to be back." tears, hugs, and applause surrounded the gym as the richardson family reunited. even though it took alexia a few seconds to realize what was happening...she could not be more ecstatic. (alexia richardson, daughter) "i never expected this. i'm so excited that my dad's finally home after so long." the homecoming fell on superhero day at popp's ferry elementary....perfec t timing for the reunion, and a perfect example of a hero who does not wear a cape. (casey richardson, i'm her hero and being here during that day will really make her emotional and make her happy that i'm home." >> speaking of superheroes, some crime fighters are spreading cheer to sick kids. how these window cleaners are getting the job done. the next time you put your newborn down to sleep, you may want to rethink your decision. coming up, the new recommendations for infants, every parent needs to know. millions o americans will s

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this is the primary reason why the union army adopts casey's tactics. it gives the brigade commander greater control and flexibility. you can respond more quickly to a crisis. he doesn't have to fight with those 4 regiments in this formation. he can bring the 33rd ohio up here, the sixth indiana up here. he can even turn those two regiments and form a flank if he needs to. it's designed to be a quick response flexible formation. as you are not outnumbered and as long as your flanks are supported by other brigades downey line, -- down line, it's a relatively secure formation. without that support, the enemy brings to bear more firepower on you. those are essentially the difference is that a brigade , and anr has to decide interesting note about casey's tactics, even though the u.s. army officially adopts this formation on january 1, 1862, most federal brigades through the war won't really use this formation. rosecrans and later george it almostmy adopts universally. an order issued by the original army commander in april 1862 dictates that they will use

. >> reporter: casey davis is a good student, a senior about to finish up at quinnipiac university innecticut. she doesn't usually answer unrecognized calls, but on the second ring they got her, threatening her with arrest, even the possibility of losing her college degree if she didn't pay up. >> they really had me wrapped around their finger believing every single word that they were saying. >> reporter: casey davis thought she knew better. but the quinnipiac journalism major joined the growing list of students scammed by irs impostors. >> i knew like deep down this was really weird, but they kept like giving me evidence. the number that they were calling from was the hamden police. they told me all of my information, my address here and at home. >> so they had done some digging on you. >> yeah. of course. like way beyond digging. >> reporter: calling from a fake number that showed up as a local police station and armed with her personal information, the scammers threatened arrest if she did not pay $2,900 for a federal student tax, a tax that doesn't exist. >> they basically told m

when tested, the same muteration showed up in his father and his sister casey. >> what are your chances of getting over 90%. >> i couldn't be more proud of someone who faces what she faces. she held her brother during his last breath and she knows what she's up against efrl single day. >> reporter: now casey is the sole subject in a ground-breaking dna study they've named the tanner project, in memory of her brother. >> i think she's a great example for the world. >> reporter: she's working with doctors like craig vinter, the first person to sequence the human genome. >> pioneers like casey help us because we'll find out from all the tests, whether she's develops something early on, or whether she never develops it. figuring out how she can live with the same genetic mutation that took her brother's life. >> i'm used to it. >> reporter: they're also monitoring for the earliest signs of disease. so far -- >> everything looks good. >> reporter: -- no cancer. which means she's free to be a normal teenager. she's started a project called genome generation to honor her brother's memory and e

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our casey geraldo is there live details: george and carol you can see how busy this intersection is... people who come here often tell me it's always like this.. but at two in the morning all the businesses around here besides the gas station are closed. the bank building does have security camera footage they tell me they've shown to police but weren't able to walks through this intersection with her two kids says it's always a dangerous one. lakeishia mathes, crosses here often: "it's ve complex as you can see, with all the crossings. you're basically taking a risk every time you cross.sometimes i have to take a choice as to which side i'm going to cross on depending on the level of traffic." police tell us they're still looking for the person responsible... when we last had an update the woman was in critical condition.live on milwaukee's south side, casey geraldo, today's tmj4. "decision 2016" now... and " battleground wisconsin."high profile surrogates criss- crossing the badger state for donald trump and hillalry clinton today. charles benson here with the wisconsin road map to

bill: casey, thank you. casey stiegel in texas. with us on the phone right now donald trump from florida. sir, good morning to you. thank you for calling in. >> good morning. bill: what do you think about the obamacare headlines? >> i think it is disaster even from the time they voted for it. this plan can't work. it would be a disaster t was a big lie. that is how he got it passed. he said keep your doctor, keep your planned, turned out to be a lie. said it 28 different times. it is terrible plan. it is disgrace we have to talk about frankly. it should be repealed and replaced, and if i'm elected we'll repeal it, replace it with something much better, much better and much less expensive. it doesn't even work because frank you are paying, number of 25% is nothing. that is a phony number too. that is lie like everything else. it is increasing in texas, you were talking about texas where i think we're doing very well actually, but in texas they're going to have the 60% increase. and in many states they're going to have 78 and 80% inc

as casey learned the hard way, there is no way to trace those purchases. pay in gift cards raised a red flag, the con artist had an elaborate explanation for everything and she was too scared not to comply. michele miller, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up in timeout, mark schwab and i talk more about the indians. >>> plus ryan merit and his bride will be one happy couple thanks to some tribe fans. their wedding registry yup tick we're calling it. talked to the man behind the world's longest cavs parade this afternoon. >> mark: and it looks like one of the longest parades cleveland has seen coming out of the city. look at 77. a lot of rain out there. indians winning the world series would be great. dan deroos explains. >> dan: this is making the rounds. we're trying to get verification. it looks to be the case. it's the gift registry for a sarah brushbarber and ryan merit. we're going on a limb here. but it appears to be the case. and as you look through the gift registry, some people tweeted out that when they looked at this list this morning, there was h