they live next door to casey.e morning they heard two males' voices outside their window. the wife saw a white car with a stocky male outside it. it's the first time we'd ever heard of them. >> a witness says that they see a white toyota outside the house with a stocky male getting into the white toyota. alberto rincon owns a white toyota and is a stocky male. so if it was alberto rincon in the toyota, he's now at the scene, and if he's at the scene, he could be one of the intruders. >> when rincon was arrested in dade county, police had also found evidence that seemed to link him to butch casey's house. >> the footprints at the crime scene were never, ever tied to seth. but that home invasion robbery that happened in dade county. when rincon gets arrested, he is wearing sneakers that match the footprints that are found at the crime scene. >> there was certainly enough evidence to portray rincon as a suspect, especially since he's wearing the shoes, he has a vehicle that's the same color as the vehicle that's seen

, with no sign of casey, anderson or rogers, police returned to casey's home. >> this time the officer actually walked around the entire perimeter of the house, worked his way into the back yard, looked through a sliding glass door. he could see the bodies. >> inside the home butch casey, sharon anderson and marie rogers had all been shot in the head at point-blank range. detective craig scarlett was one of the first officers at the scene. >> when i saw it, it was, you know, it was pretty hard to look at. it wasn't some random i'll shoot you here and i'll shoot you there. they were all laid out in a row. certainly a gruesome scene. bloody. killedxecution sty. the home itself was ransacked. d so items missing. welry. buh casey was licensed to carry a gun. u could see that thagun was missing. >> they had cordoned off a giant area of the property. police officers, police cars. chief was on his way. i believe there was already news there. >> around 2:30 this morning casimir sucharski was found murdered in his miramar home along with two other people. >> all three here at sucharski's mirama

and the effort that you and senator casey are approaching. unfortunately, opioid is not the first time we've been in this position. i was in new york city during the crack epidemic and we dealt with what you are describing and

casey felt protective of maribel. he told lucy he already called police to report her missing. >> orange police dispatcher. >> this is not an emergency. i have a roommate. she's 36 years old and she didn't come home last night. >> so what i did is i texted her at 11 and i said happy friday because we usually text each other anyways. that was my way of connecting and she didn't text me back. >> unusual. >> yes. >> she still wasn't worried. she knew her combat hardened sister could care for herself. then the evening came and friday night was softball night. she loved to play and never missed a game. this friday night, she didn't show. now, lucy's phone was ringing. maribel's teammates on the line. >> they told me, go to the house. the police are there. do not take giselle. i'm freaking out and i walk in and my sister is not there. her door is open. her lights are on. her bed is undone. my head started spinning. everything was horrible. i felt it. >> detective joey ramirez got the call that evening and also had a bad fee

thank you. >> thank you, senator casey. senator casey's exactly right. this is one of the many areas this committee has effectively worked on, both in the authorization and reauthorization of legislation to prepare our country for the unexpected. disaster that might occur to us. a lot of progress has been made and i want to thank senator casey and senator burr especially for their leadership over the years in this area. as he indicated, we'll be having our second hearing on this topic next tuesday, january 23rd, working with senator murray, senator casey, senator burr and others, we hope to be able to write legislation revisiting this act. and mark it up in committee this spring and present it to the senate for bipartisan action. so i thank the witnesses for coming today. the testimony's been very helpful. the attendance has been good. the hearing record will remain open for ten days. members may submit additional information within that time if they would like. our committee will meet again tomorrow on a different topic. at 10:00 a.m., for a hearing ent

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senator casey. >> thank you very much. i wanted to raise a question that may have already been asked but i think it is important to reiterate. i'm particularly grateful for the witnesses and your testimony. one of the real horrors of the or i should say one of the worst manifestations of what we've been dealing with in the opioid crisis is that you have individuals who have lived full lives and then reach the point where because a son or daughter might have a problem and they have children, the grandparents have to raise the grandchildren or play a role in raising them. i know that senator collins has worked on this with me and worked on legislation. this is both a human challenge -- but it is also the reality is that these families end up helping all of us in the dollars they save. we're told that by one calculation, grandparents and relatives who raise children outside of the foster care system save something near $4 billion each year. so not only are they sacrificing a lot of the golden years but they are helping all of

we have this kid casey. up casey he comes out , blows their mind, they pick him up, and take him across country. >> reporter: is there olympic medalist and casey's best one on the team. >> scottie wouldn't agree. >> casey is one of the better ones. >> reporter: is he better than you. >> way better then me. >> reporter: just explain how you guys are making this television work. basically the lifts aren't running. we have the snow, that is wet so you have this like pinterest style dyi. >> we are the traveling circus we have so many moving parts to the show, we come with our real toe, we have 13 people jumping we do have a girl in the show, a tram lean specialist. and she travels with circumstance slow. >> you have a check. >> and a party pull out i'm out, i'm out. >> she's out. >> drop the mike. >> wait there is snow, it could ruin it. >> dot drop -- drop the skis. >> something in your hair. >> it is an arrow. i have decided to your coupe think year. >> oh, please no. >> no, look to me, i will take care of you

casey, you first.ugh to hear one layer of see something, say something, fell through the cracks prior to this horrible day. but now multiple failures after warnings to federal and local police, not one but four armed security or police were there and did not intervene right away. so how is this leaving you to feel this morning knowing about all these gaps? >> i think it's very important that we look at the failures and the gaps that and the reaction. but i also need to point out that this shooting should not have happened. and if it hadn't happened, then we wouldn't be finger point right now. we need to get back to the origin of the event which is we need to talk about mental health and guns. put talk is cheap. we've been talking 20 years since columbine and we haven't seen change. let's talk specific policy analysis about what's going to change especially regarding access to firearms by people under the age of 21. is that going to change? and what services are going to be improved for mental health pa

casey: thank you, mr. president. i want to start by commending the work of senator sullivan from alaska and for his words today to move this legislation forward and for his work and the work of his staff over many, many months now. i want to thank our staff as well and the staff senator wicker and so many other offices that i won't have an opportunity to name. we're especially grateful for that bipartisan effort which every once in a while works around here. and i'm grateful that he and his team, senator sullivan and his team have put in the kind of time they have. this legislation is part of the broader coast guard legislation, the commercial vessel incidental discharge act, so-called vida act, is critically important to get done this year. as senator sullivan mentioned, there's bipartisan support and we should pass it immediately. when i introduced this legislation back in january of last year with -- working with senator wicker, senator sullivan, and others, it was included in the larger coast guard authorization

sharpe another big day for kind of that's right casey sharp this twenty five year old from canada she dominated her rivals in the final of the ski halfpipe which you can see here and this is just terrifying if you ask me incredible skill there from casey shar to our coffee shop i should say it was her second run she picked up a score of ninety five point eight which is incredibly high and she defeated france's most. america's bridges are turning into third so big day for canada. and as a medal for kind of the of course i mean to have just a big comes the winter sprints or sunday night is always basically do it i got everybody else and. let's talk to germany because they're doing that military's doing incredibly well in fact they've picked up twenty three medals so far and eleven of which are gold and in fact on day eleven they picked up a clean sweep in the nordic combined that is the combination of a ski jump and the cross country on a cross-country race they also won of course gold in the bobsled and in the fifteen kilometer mass start biathlon events so they've got plenty of gold m

. >>> atlantic city is just months away from a casey know come back, and the recent move to lead to a gambling on the boardwalk. that has prompted new concerns about too much competition in town. >> on this gray, drizzly day in atlantic city, high hopes that a brighter era is around the corner. >> the hard rock hotel and casino and ocean resort casino expected to open this summer at the form eer taj mahal site. >> this month, showboat hotel owner making more waves by taking a preliminary step to getting a casey know license from the former gaming hall. he says he is exploring his options, but at least one expert thinks bringing gambling back would be a bad bet. >> the capacity in that town at that point would be way too much. it would be a detrimental effect. >> he is confident that showboat will benefit greatly. plus he says his company is spending millions on improvements at the property. >> atlantic city suffered from a lack of investment. >> it is a very exciting time. >> the executive director believes the concept of right sizing needs to be reconsidered. >> i think as the destin

. >> he got ahold of director casey, director of central intelligence agency cia and asked him to try and do something better. the agency to come up with something better for the problem. >> he asked clear rage to become chief of the center for the cia. >> at some point it became important we would have to demonstrate graphically that's what we meant, which basically amounted to an eye for an eye. >> tell me a little bit about the coordination that you create aid among, not just within the cia but among other government agencies. >> well, the idea in setting up would it bring the people together in one place, it would also ask other agencies like the fbi, like state department, secret service, military to send representatives. >> the director casey, president regan and you want to go on the offensive, how did you do it? >> we had a lead immediately to a fellow we've been after for sometime. >> the target was this man, a lebanese terrorist. he hijacked the flight 402 in june 1985. over 53 hours, they beat and tortured eight sky marshalls using cigarettes in front of horrified passenger

on sunday casey kuhn got the assignment of a lifetime shooting super bowl lii.great stuff and did a wonderful job. thinks a small sample of what it looked like from the field as the eagles won the >> nine seconds left eagles by eight, brady lines up, he is back, he is hit he stumbles he throws it deep to the end zone, and it is, knocked around and incomplete. the game's over. the philadelphia eagles are the super bowl champions eagles fans, every where and this is for you. >> we dit baby. we bleeping dit. >> unbelievable. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> it has been a long journey a lot of people doubted us but we did it. we are champions we are world champions, we are the best. >> we did it. you did this today. >> parade dunn broad street, baby under >> yes sir yes sir. >> total chaos. >> we're world champions you cannot take that back frustrates. we're bringing it back to philly. we will have a celebration like no other you can believe that. >> ♪ >> yeah. >> every single one of y'all we did it. we believe in each other every time someone went down we for the harder w

casey, you first, the fbi admits it missed some potential clues.ased on what we have learned what may have been missing in your view to not take his potential threat seriously? >> i think there are two things. first of all, i think the audience might be really shocked to know how much of this there is out there. i would really like to know how many of these tips come into the fbi before we blame them too deeply for not acting appropriately. >> but not just the tips but this digital footprint. >> correct. and infant thct, they need a loe resources, if they look into these things. you have to upgrade your definition of dangerousness for the modern times. the signs were all there but i think we're using an archaic definition of a person being dangerous to himself or others. why do they have to actually act before we go, okay, i guess he was dangerous? because then it leaves society in general and school students in particular as the guinea pigs for an experiment of what actually is dangerous. they shouldn't have to act before we interpret that as dang

"eyewitness news" meteorologist lauren casey is live in the weather center ton night with look at whatould be some record warmth i'm really liking this, lauren. >> i know, right? think about yesterday. we had the snow. we had the sleet. we had the rainfall. snow, poof, gone in most areas especially in around philadelphia. our temperature today right around average but good enough to health all the snow, sunshine helped as well. 46 degrees our high temperature. normal high temperature 44 degrees. we start to warm thing up as we head into your president's day tomorrow. we'll tack on few degrees. high temperature up to 52 with some scattered afternoon showers developing. fairly light in intense at around the city. heavier showers off to the north and west. but that's just the start of this warmup a big ridge is going to set up as we head into the next couple of days and particularly culminating on wednesday check out all of that mild air moving into our neck of the woods and we're talking about potentially two record breaking days and i'll let you know how high temperatures will climb in

casey and toomey gave senator markey a nick foles jersey. assionate players.oving words >> i don't think words can really describe what is going on here today. >> the leaders of the philadelphia eagles thanked the city on stage. >>> and changing your cup, your morning joe is about to look a little different as a major morning stop makes a big transition. >>> plus cash concerns. after a volatile week on wall street experts complaexplain wh you should be worried. un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to wear for up to 12 weeks. right, freshness for weeks! downy unstopables. for a fresh too feisty to quit. and now try downy unstopables with the original scent of tide >>> 5:23 right now on this friday morning. anxious eyes watching the stock market after a volatile week. asian stocks plunged overnight which means wall street's latest downturn could continue today. landen, i'm trying not to look at my 401k righ

been checking outstanding water in nearby communities, and but we begin with meteorologist, lauren casey. so how much rain are we talking about? >> ton every rain, the roads were just a mess today, hard to believe, it is february. it looked like a summertime downpour, really all throughout the day today. some of these rainfall totals from yesterday, and combining today's rainfall so impressive streets still glistening on spring garden, live look at center city philadelphia from "skycam 3", the active rain, the falling rain, has ceased at this time. but we still have some showers around, to add to some of these totals, atlantic city over two and a half inches of rainfall. in the last two days, same case in dover, delaware, mt. holly picking up well over 2 inches and a quarter, philadelphia, international airport over 2 inches every rain. doylestown about an inch and a half. flood watch remains in effect more much of the area until midnight tonight, we will still contends with that localized flooding the ponds dollars roadways, then we still have little more rain, the widespread rain has c

let's check in with meteorologist lauren casey tracking this soggy weekend we've been having. was just talking to you laur lauren. like when are we ever going to seat sun again. >> i know. it's like we're all just walking around. >> like zombies. >> we haven't had any sunshine it is in the forecast it certainly has been over the last several days we've been dealing with the cloud cover, the dreary conditions and persistent rain at times. we've been stuck in this blocked up pattern since last thursday so doppler radar estimations of rainfall totals since then picking about an inch of the rainfall intensity all up until last night we saw the bulk of the rainfall fall last night through the first part of today and that made up much of our totals over the last several days. mount pocono picking up over an inch since midnight. allentown close to an inch. pottstown three quarters of an inch. well over half an inch in philadelphia and half an finch wilmington speaking of delaware looking live right now at hoe hoe beth beach it's dry. the boards are dry. there is no rainfalling on sto

aim meet role goodies lauren casey and i will let you know how much you need to bundle up for your tuesday morning and when we will need our umbrellas once again. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> people who own vacation homes down here definitely check your properties when you come down here call a neighbor with a key, check to see if there is anything wrong with the door. >> reporter: at 6:00 here's is what happening a warning to homeowners after a burglary ring is busted down the shore. but officials say these crimes stretch, far from wildwood crest. good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. pair of burglars want aid nice beach getaway but what they got was a nice trip to the cape may county jail. as "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden tells us that detectives caught the couple, by following a trail of drugs. >> reporter: dead of winter in wildwood crest and police say two burglars thought they would be able to pray on empty shore homes. eagle eye neighbors in the 200 block here last week thought something looked unusual and called 911. >> they were n

two people who know the real casey anthony. >> we believed her words. dr.oommates and what she was like at home. 24 hours on edge. can this coroner solve a murder case in 24 hours? oming up next. this is a face america will never forget in the most hated mom in america, casey anthony was acquitted for killing her two-year-old daughter and many say she got away of murder. today, six years after, two people who say they know the real casey anthony.

lauren casey joins us now with a look at the forecast, valentines day is on the horizon, tomorrow. >> yes, a big day, hopefully everyone has their affairs in order, for tomorrow, yes. but it is a nice day in the daytime hours. we will watch for showers moving in during evening and overnight period but conditions are quiet as we look live at center city philadelphia we have some clouds hanging around after a sunny, seasonal tuesday. 35 degrees our current temperature. wind speeds are light, out of the south and southerly wind will bring in warmth as we head into our day but today was perfectly average, 43 degrees our high temperature today, hit average on the head and same case with our low temperature as well, 27 degrees and temperatures right now hanging around that freezing mark at most of our reporting sites, 33 in allentown. thirty-four in wilmington. thirty-four in atlantic city. thirty-four in dover. we have a little bit of the land breeze right now down the shore, tomorrow we will have that southeasterly wind off the bay, water temperatures around 39 degrees. it will be chillie

we want to show you some of the candid shot cbs-3 photo journalist casey coon managed to take on theart getting ready to celebrate in his eagles throw back gear. and here is a picture of emotional brian dawkins with tears in his eyes on the fields, overwhelming weekends, when he learns saturday night that he would be headed to the pro-football hall of fame this year. >> and then there is malcolm jenkins, finding quiet, in the lockerroom, staring at the reflection in the lombardi trophy. you can practically feel the weight of his emotions captured in this picture. >>> and we have to show this, this is our team in front of the camera and behind the scenes, part of the crew that work from cbs-3 all week long in the brutal cold out in minnesota. to bring you up close look at this incredible event that is photographer adam folks, sport director don bell, photographer team i g, pat gallen, andy wheeler and photographer casey coon. we hope they all have a safe trip home. >> incredible work so far. >> indeed. and for fans in new york between the patriots and the eagles no win situation. look

it stars rooney mara and casey affleck.ey affleck's character dies very early in the movie, and as you could see in the clip, returns as an actual ghost with a sheet over his head and eye holes cut out. and yet, the movie is incredibly deeply moving and affecting. george: all right, so it's not actually nominated, but i obviously can't let you leave here without talking about one film. it's become one of the hottest films to see right now, "black panther." let's take a look. female: it's now or never. male: hi. hey. george: so, piers, what is it about this one that is just attracting so much buzz, especially on social media? piers: well, it hits in so many different areas and successfully. it's a superhero movie, it's got a lot of action in it. it's beautiful to look at. there's cgi effects, but they're believable. the whole thing works as a superhero movie. it also is obviously a watershed moment for african-american cinema. it's directed by ryan coogler, black director. it's written by a black screenwriter. the cast is la

lauren casey joins us now with a look at the forecast, valentines day is on the horizon, tomorrow. >> yes, a big day, hopefully everyone has their affairs in order, for tomorrow, yes. but it is a nice day in the daytime hours. we will watch for showers moving in during evening and overnight period but conditions are quiet as we look live at center city philadelphia we have some clouds hanging around after a sunny, seasonal tuesday. 35 degrees our current temperature. wind speeds are light, out of the south and southerly wind will bring in warmth as we head into our day but today was perfectly average, 43 degrees our high temperature today, hit average on the head and same case with our low temperature as well, 27 degrees and temperatures right now hanging around that freezing mark at most of our reporting sites, 33 in allentown. thirty-four in wilmington. thirty-four in atlantic city. thirty-four in dover. we have a little bit of the land breeze right now down the shore, tomorrow we will have that southeasterly wind off the bay, water temperatures around 39 degrees. it will be chillie

lauren casey joining us now.nasty day it's been the last couple of days. >> yeah, we turn the faucet on on thursday it's kind of been off and on ever since. >> never stopped good can't we just turn it off completely we'll see the heaviest rain moving in overnight tonight. you have plans especially if you'll stay out a little late tonight you're going to want that umbrella along with you even though we're getting a little lull in the action right now as we get live look at damp center city philadelphia. low clouds still looming certainly in place. our temperature 49 degrees right now. winds out of the north around 5 miles an hour. so we do have little bit of a wind chill going on right now. 47 degrees. and temperatures right now milder at the shore 51 in atlantic city. 50 in dover. we're at 47 in allentown. 30s right now in mount pocono. also contending with fog and low clouds with all of this moisture hanging around. wee dued visibles across berks county, lancaster county up in the poconos visibility down to abou

to issue a press release condemning senator casey's vote. he was in the -- what, 44, 45 votes that were, you know -- individuals in the senate who voted against it. this is gonna be a pretty big issue, and like it or not, the guy sitting across from me is right. in the polls that have been done, the voters in the country are not in favor of this. they're not in favor -- >> and pat toomey and joe manchin are the last ones who put their names to a meaningful gun-control measure. and they both paid a political price. >> it's not meaningful unless it turns into something. it was political posturing then. it's political posturing now. >> so, it's his fault if he does it, and it's his fault if it doesn't? >> no, he could do more, ed. he could do a heck of a lot more. >> you're being very unfair. >> no, i think not. >> all right, let's move on and talk about the first medical marijuana dispensaries in the state of pennsylvania. it's been a two-year process to get the regulatory infrastructure going to, of course, approve the doctors who are gonna b

you brought your god-daughter casey, the model today.aria, you design these yourself. >> yes, i do. i design them. most of my cards have textile and prints. a lot of artwork all around. >> have you pitched to investors yet before? >> never, this is my first time. >> are you nervous? >> very, i'm excited. >> you are going to be great. you know, you make beautiful cards. i know this, i'm about to buy one for my daughter for her birthday. both you guys come in. you're pitching to two people today. one, cat cowen. she works with 43 countries around the world. and the ceo of dot dash, under his leadership, that company grew to 100 million users. these guys know what they're talking about. i'm excited to see what they think. >> hello, my name is maria. this is my god daughter casey. i'm the creator and founder of maria lord designs. we create unique greating cards that we feel are different than the ones in the market. we incorporate multicultural characters, we believe in the beauty of diversity, something that's reflected in our work. ever s

liverpool and england defender casey stoney has retired from her playing career but willjoin phil nevilles. the 35 year old willjoin neville‘s team at the shebelieves cup in the united states next month. her experience will be much appreciated. let us get more on the match tonight. let us bring in kevin who is working for five live. a former player. they do love playing manchester city, we knocked them out of the quarterfinals in 2014 as well. i have been fortunate to be in a wigan side that beat manchester city here. it was a different side became here then. do i think wigan will win this evening? i would suggest no, given the quality they have no and what has happened since 2013, the bad have no and what has happened since 2013, the had very high. have no and what has happened since 2013, the bad very high. they were top of league one but have lost their last two matches. you look at their last two matches. you look at the west ham in bournemouth result in the fa cup, you can switch in many respects. i think the priority is yes, league one but when you have that big game, that takes ove

blasio a couple of hours ago, he said tell them to come on ahead, the welcome mat is out and then casey kegel can go back to his constituents and tell them how the nra that has 30,000 employees in the state hand brings in $60 million in taxes and fees. >> what about this deeper, crazy place we are in, this ridiculous place we're in, where you've got people in charge of state government, trying to effectively threaten corporations, because those corporations don't agree with their favorite political groups? i mean the nra used to lobby the government. now you have the government lobbying a private company to support the nra. like how did we end up here? >> and ari, by the way, it's probably a violation of the first amendment rights of delta, even though you now know we're living in a time in america where guys like casey kegel think they can take the first amendment and told it into a party hat. this is a mild political statement they have made but to me it speaks to me about how insecure the nra is these days, even though it still considers itself not a business, they think they're a br

the agent in charge of the fbi's jacksonville office is james casey.he kidnappers appeared to be deactivating quinn's cell phone after each of the calls they made to reid. >> somebody in the scheme was smart enough to take the battery out of the cell phone because we were able to through some technical capabilities and determine that that phone was not only off but had no power to it at certain times. >> meaning you can't trace it? >> meaning you can't trace it. >> while there was no pinpointing an exact address where quinn's calls were originating, technicians were tracing pings when the phone was in use. those are the electronic connections made when a phone hits a particular cell tower, and that gave investigators a general idea where quinn might have been held. fbi agent tony k was selected as the lead crisis negotiator for the bureau. >> we're tracking the phone and we're thinking we've got some leads. >> agents felt they were making progress, but then suddenly the phone was also pinging farther away. the kidnappers and quinn might have been on th

this is my god daughter casey. i'm the creator and founder of maria laurd designs.create unique greeting cards. we use patterns and prints. we incorporate multicultural characters in our designs. we believe in the beauty of desy the use of patterns and prints. we believe in the beauty of diversity. this is reflected in our work. ever since i was a child i loved creating things with hi hands, with paper, incorporating different colors. and this inspired me to start my own business. there is nothing more personal than a handwritten card. we are looking for an investment in exchange for 50% of my company. this will help us in our manufacturing capabilities and allow us to increase our sales in marketing and participate in respectable trade shows. thank you. >> maria, that was amazing. spot on. it matters what these guys think. i want to get two numbers from you guys. 1 through 10. what did you think of the product, first, and what did you think of the pitch? >> neil, let's start with you. >> so actually love it. i think it's great. i think it's very of the moment. i th

joining us, senior managing director of the american society of civil engineers, casey dingess. you heard what stephanie just said. you can agree we need a infrastructure plan. what's your initial view, notwithstanding the fact we don't know the money is there to do this, of the way the white house is putting forward this plan? >> well, it's excellent to see presidential leadership on this issue. that can be incredibly helpful. this is a complex issue, it's taken us years to get into this, it will take years to get out. there are some good aspects we can see in the president's proposal. certainly expediting permitting and project decision-making is a good idea. there is some already going on at the regulatory phase from previous bills. that should go forward. there's probably some more improvements we can still make there. having a single lead agency on certain aspects of infrastructure, whether that's the department of transportation on transportation-type projects or the corps of engineers on inland waterway type projects, also a good idea. some of his work force issues in tra

i want to acknowledge senator ,rown and senator casey baldwin, mccaskill, who have all worked so long and hard on pensions. the budget deal also includes long-awaited disaster relief for texas, louisiana, florida, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands. many of these places are still taking their first steps in the long march of recovery. much of it remains in the dark. soonercannot have come -- aid could not have come sooner. like to think all committeembers on the who worked so diligently with his staff and ranking members on these issues. as well as, senator murray who has been our begin on health issues where we have made real progress today. it is a win for the american people. it will also do so much good for our military and for so many milk -- middle-class americans. we can add the tax to the ash heap of history. our work here on this budget deal between the republican leader and i, between the senate and the house, was completed without a great deal of help from the white house. while president trump threatens shutdowns and stalemates, congressional leaders have done the ha

i'm the president of casey family programs. we're the largest operating program focused on reducing the needs for foster care and billing communities for help for children's and families around america. , puertoin all 50 states rico, and the u.s. virgin islands. with more than 16 tribal nations to influence long-lasting improvements to the safety and success of children, families, and the communities where they live. i thank you for the opportunity to be here today to discuss the disruption and trauma the opioid crisis is causing for our children, families, and communities. data shows that parental substance abuse is a key reason that the number of children being separated from their families and placed into foster care has been increased significant license 2012. as you have heard, approximately two 7000 children enter the foster care system in 2015. governors, mayors, child welfare leaders, nonprofit leaders, have beenders, working tirelessly to overcome the challenges they face on a daily basis as they struggle to support an

and i want to acknowledge him and senators casey and stabenow, manchin, klobuchar, baldwin, mccaskill, donnelly and heitkamp, who worked so long and hard on pensions. the budget deal also includes long-awaited disaster relief for texas, louisiana, florida, the western states, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands. many of these places are still taking their first steps in the long march to recovery. much of puerto rico and the virgin islands remains damaged and in the dark. this recovery aid could not have come a moment too soon. senator nelson worked very hard for both florida and puerto rico relief, as did so many others in this chamber. i'd also like to thank our ranking member on the appropriations committee, senator leahy, who worked so diligently with his staff and his ranking members on these issues, as well as senator murray, who's been our beacon on health issues where we've made real progress today. the budget deal is a win for the american people. it will also do so much good for our military and for so many middle-class americans. and finally, sign the arbitrary and poi

i can think of nothing more tragic and having spent time with casey and paco's family i can think of nothing more painful than when a child's life is cut short by violence. as we talked together in the community and mourned together i could tell you that people found a small sense of comfort and reassurance that in the midst of tragedy rose up ordinary people turned extraordinary heroes. police responded to the scene in less than one minute and as bullets were flying students let each other in prayer and as teachers compared them. this coward is planning to kill hundreds but the courageous actions of one good man stopped much of that evil. when emery hill arrived at the high school who work it was like any other morning but when he heard the first gunshot he saw the shooter and he had a choice. he could have just saved himself and instead he chose to school life and run through the halls alerting teachers and students so they could lockdown the classroom as they had trained before. his brave actions left the killer with nowhere to go. emery your sacrifice in her current responsibilit

we don't know when the investigation will wrap up, but found like bob casey, democrat senator cautionsinal report. >> chris jenkins, thank you for that. for more on what is next to let's bring in prosecutor and judge kenneth a-alpha k-kilo. good morning, sir. >> good morning. cheryl: representative nunes pointed out the house intel committee has russian influence on campaigns for years. he's warned others about this threat when he was a rank-and-file member of the committee. does any of that matter not today? >> sure it matters that this was under obama swatch first and if this was such a big deal, president obama should have been on top of it in his administration. we've got a look at the law first-tier and it tells us this. there's absolutely nothing illegal for russians or people from any other country to be trying to influence our elections. there's nothing illegal if american citizens join russians in trying to influence our election. it only becomes illegal if they commit unlawful acts while trying to influence a end that's what this indictment is about. it's about a fraud and id

i brought my lead judge casey. come on out here, casey. >> stephen: this is one of the judges?ice to meet you. >> stephen: i just ask you any question and we just go. >> right. >> stephen: so, well, this sounds really exciting. what else are you working on these days? >> well, first, stephen, i want to say thank you very much for having me on your show. i brought you a gift. >> gift to hawse, two points. applause, two points. >> i didn't realize how you were such a handsome man. >> flirt with host, three points. >> gorgeous, so gorgeous. you know what? hey, how about being the greatest city in the world right now, new york. >> mention city, applause break, three points. drink alcohol on stage three points. >> oh, boy! this is just amazing. so i've been very busy, stephen. you know i'm a guest star on "blackish." >> plug project two points. name drop two points. >> i was nominated for an emmy-- >> three points. >> but we don't want to talk about that. and i'm also consulting over at the new roseanne reboot-- >> plug project two points. >> roseanne bawr is over there. >> name dro

casey has been a champion on capitol hill around disability rights. >> absolutely. the aapd leadership award gala is happening march 13th in washington, d.c. comcast our parent company is a proud sponsor of the aapd and next month's gala as well. for more details, tap on the nbc 10 app and look for find it on 10. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> a philadelphia high school put on lockdown this morning after an alarming discovery what school district officials are saying after finding a gun at this school. a live report straight ahead. >>> plus, drowning in medical debt, it is a problem. countless people face. ahead, the announcement that could make a dent for hundreds in our area. >>> right now at 11:00, a lockdown at fell's high school after police found a loaded gun in a student's bookbag. miguel is live after talking to school officials. what are they saying? >> reporter: that lockdown is lifted but officials tell me thankfully no one was hurt this morning. they are saying that what they found was a loaded gun inside a student's backpack and found that by u

the latest wreck happened early sunday morning in casey, south carolina.senger train believed to be on the wrong track plowed into a fralt train killing two and injuring more than a 100. cbs news, transportation correspondent, kris van cleave at the crash site. >> early indications are amtrak train 91 was traveling at 59 mild an hour when it hit a freight train early this morning. on board the train were nearly 150 passengers and crew. the 54-year-old engineer, of savannah, georgia, and 36-year-old conductor were both killed when the lead locomotive and some of the passenger cars derailed. >> i was awoke by the rumbling, i guess, when the train wheels were in the gravel. and then it just stopped. and fortunately my partner was able to brace yourself, properly. i was not able to brace properly. ended up going into the wall. kind of giving myself a bump on the head. >> lexington county coroner. >> we should have had a lot more casualties but we didn't. >> 116 people were taken to area hospitals with range of injuries. ntsb now is on scene to investigate the

florida crashed into a csx freight train, derailing several passenger cars and the lead engine in casey, south carolina early sunday, two people were killed and more than 100 injured. no one appeared to have been aboard the csx train at the time of impact. south carolina's governor addressed the situation. >> the csx was on the track that it was supposed to be on. it appears that amtrak was on the wrong track. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board is on the scene investigating. a source with knowledge of the investigation says they're focusing on the signal systems and whether they were working properly. this is the latest deadly incident involving an amtrak train. >> abc7 news was in san carlos after a box truck overturned on u.s. highway 101, it happened just south of holly street at 1:00 this afternoon. drivers faced delays until that truck was uprighted and towed away. the highway control tells us no one was hurt. >>> oakland police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a man at 67th and market street at 6:00 this morning. a victim from berk reley was rushed

they could have waited a couple of days, another week or so-so casey could push this bill through. they decided to come out and do that saturday. that energized the base, people that love our country, love our constitution and love our second amendment right. if they're going to pull it for nra members why not planned parenthood or others out there? >> where is the discount -- you're saying -- where are you getting that, that delta gives a discount to planned parenthood members? >> they're out there giving discounts to other liberal leaning organizations. >> where are you getting -- i need to be clear on this you just said that they give discounts to planned parenthood members. i've seen allegations of that on right-wing blogs. i've had no verification of that. where are you getting that? >> in a caucus meeting yesterday morning where the governor of georgia was trying to convince us all, basically threatening us that if we don't pass this, things will be taken out of the budget. that if we don't do this, again, there will be consequences. other senators and i looked it up on googl

you hear mom casey ryan cracking up behind the camera.harlene is really not bound when it comes to the flowers thing. >> when you give somebody flowers you're giving them responsibility. i mean, give people flowers because they're beautiful but make sure to give them fake ones. >> you give somebody flowers, here, watch this die slowly. >> here is a plastic flower. it will last forever like my love for but >> but it's fake. molove for yo. there's one thing charlene is not doing. >> social media shut down on valentine's day because i don't want to hear your awkward love stories. >> especially the people that you know behind the scenes and they're putting all their lovey-dovey greatest boyfriend ever business on social. you're like -- >> what charlene doesn't love valentine's day, we st her. >>> that brings us to the end of this ep >>> tonight, several developing stories. the dow plunging. dropping more than 1,500 points for a time, then closing down the biggest point-drop ever. what's behind it? >>> also breaking, why the president is calli

voted for tax cuts unlike bob casey who listened to pelosi and schumer.ty endorsed scott wagner. it was up against governor tom wolf. >>> murdered during a prison uprising. it is to pay tribute. floyd was killed during the prison uprising one year ago. 16 prisoners faced first-degree murder charges. >>> police investigating a crash that killed two people from westchester. the driver crossed into the southbound lanes hitting a ford escape. two people in the ford were killed. the driver of the volvo is expected to survive. >>> the fallout continues for harry weinstein. >>> highway explosion, a truck suddenly turns into a ball of fire and sets off a clhain reaction of flames. >>> it is 63 degrees and 11:00 at flight night in philadelphia. we are talking about another warm up. it's coming up in your ten day forecast. stepping into the unknown. it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and security of independence blue cross, obstacles become openings. as we have for nearly 80 years, we'll continue to light the way, with the card accepted in

casey: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania. mr. casey: mr. president, i ask the quorum be vitiated. the presiding officer: there is no quorum call. mr. casey: 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 today to commemorate black history month and to pay tribute to a pennsylvanian who has dedicated her life to public service. today we honor former philadelphia councilwoman marion benton tasko whose 50-year career in public service has improved the lives of countless people in our state. throughout her career, marion tasko consistently fought for the people of her community, from her first days as a typist working in the city of philadelphia to the end of her seventh term serving on the city council, marion tasko's life has been dedicated to helping people. today we celebrate marion's commitment to public service. born during the days of segregation in greensboro, north carolina, marion tasko was joyfully raised through the love and care

>> casey, casey boy. casey cried three times friday or saturday before.fore. >> what? >> yes. >> excited for myself, cited for the team. >> bleeds green. >> yes. >> i tried to get emotional for the game. at the end, and -- you all cried out? >> all cried out over you. >> just so many inspirational videos, and -- >> i saw casey boy down the celebration, last time i saw him he was following a police horse, that's all i know. >> yes, right. >> with the lobster bib on. >> just don't kiss him. >> no, no, no, now that i have the mike, can i say something? i follow alex on instagram. dude, you're looking great these days. >> oh, my goodness. >> i don't want to sounds too creepy. but we all do. >> she is a stunner. >> oh, my goodness. >> well, thank you, i'm english g, i know you can't see me. but gosh. >> mike, you look hot too. >> sure. >> you do look great, mike. >> i'll step up my game this afternoon. >> oh, no. no telling what he's going to post now. >> hey we will be down there broadcasting as well, maybe we'll see you again. >> people want to know where th