casey running over to his mom and dad after the game.his message from casey for everyone watching. >> it means the world to me. there's been so many ups and downs and nights in the hospital and surgeries and everything like that, it's gone into this moment that i dreamed about and tonight it got to come true. don't give up. don't give up. you can make it happen. >> don't give up. the incredible casey o'brien. thank you for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> new at 6:00, the i team asks pegds the tough questions as the bay area prepares for the possibility of more power outages. >> yes, if i had more money, i'd buy more billboards. >> it's a billboard battle. with the controversial campaign material in the race for mayor. >>> and this is not a proper home appliance. 7 on your side's michael finney helps out a man whose fridge had a hot problem. >> now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> get ready for round two. pg&e warns it's preparing to turn off the pow

casey running over to his mom and dad after the game.his message from casey for everyone watching. >> it means the world to me. there's been so many ups and downs and nights in the hospital and surgeries and everything like that, has gone into this moment that this is what i dreamed about and tonight it got to come true. don't give up. you can make it happen. >> don't give up. the incredible casey o'brien. thank you for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> now, news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> if we do call a public safety power shutoff, it could impact up to 17 counties throughout northern and central california. >> turning the lights off again? pg&e customers warned that there is windyeathert c me per s. this as the utility says there is good reason behind the outages. pg&e says there were dozens of hazards that could have caused fires during the last outage. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dion lim. pg&e says thr

. >> casey. >> i came by to see you guys. >> my name is casey. i do all the accounting here.'d like to see the business more organized. there's a renewal packet that came from your insurance company that is nowhere to be found. >> yeah, it's over here. >> it expires today. i'd like to see the business grow. so it's really good to have the help of somebody like marcus. >> is this the whole place right here? >> this is just the office part. back there is where we do--like, cook all the popcorn. >> my name is brittney mcbride, and i'm sharla's daughter. >> we need to roll all this and wrap it. >> do you want me to count disney first? >> yeah, 'cause we have to do the reports. >> okay. i do cash control, i count money, you know, whatever my mother asks me to do. >> how do you guys function in this? >> [laughs] it's very tight. >> we just do. i know. >> is there, like, another trap door that takes me somewhere? >> this is my mom's desk. it's actually cleaner than normal. >> you know what? >> sharla... >> that's the "to be filed" pile. >> walk me through your-- >> oh, i'm sorry. i

somebody leaked this to casey. that's a huge deal to my understanding, this is only the second time something has been leaked by active employees. that represents something really interesting. but to me, the really important thing is that mark doesn't appear to have learned anything. he's looking at this like, it's okay for him not to testify before parliament in the united kingdom or canada, two of his largest markets. and that secondly, that the antitrust issues that have been raised here are in some way something he can dismiss and fight in court i think there are underlying issues going on here that are really, really substantiative, he doesn't seem to understand that this is a bipartisan issue. that the threat to facebook, but also to google, microsoft and amazon from antitrust is based on the fact they are really harming innovation in the economy and they have done a lot of damage to democracy, public health, privacy as well. so i look at this and say, wow, mark is learning a lot about how to do politics face

casey legler, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me.re having just written a rather extraordinary memoir of your early life, the first 21 years or so of your life. it is raw, it is full of pain and it exposes some of the very dark places in your own life. how hard was it to write? um, first i just want to say that it's great to be here. i told you before we started that i'm a huge fan but my wife is a massive fan and i've done, i've done, you know, vogue covers, features, and this is what we've been most excited about so thanks for having us. i grew up watching. it's great having you here but i fear some of what we talk about is going to be quite tough. yeah, and i knew that coming in which is one of the reasons why i agreed to it because i do ask a lot of my reader. five years ago, i truly sat down and decided to write this short memoir about growing up in girlhood as a young olympian, as a young addict in the ‘90s, and what that was like for me. let's look back at the 10—year—old casey legler, raised primarily in france. although your

and where to bill casey's experience come from, the oss. one of the reasons i love writing history, we begin to see how all of these threads pulled together toward the present tense because you have individuals running the show, not the cia in particular is an organization run by individuals. as opposed to the pentagon which is an organization should that forms a bureaucracy. he explained for this book about a very interesting unreported organization called the counter assault team. cat team. and what i found fascinating about this largely unknown is starting after president reagan was almost killed by an assassin in 1981, the team began to shadow the president 24/7. and they still do. and all of those team operators are trained. some of them that would go over to the cia paramilitary and go over to the cat team. blumer luddy being one of them, he was a green beret and vietnam. emory luddy went on to protect the president in moving forward working offensive operation for cia. the period of time and what i find interesting, we as citizens te

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casey: probably early next year. the encouraging part from my perspective on the republican side is this is an issue but republicans are willing to address. the public is willing to address. they are looking to ensure that we get some border security in exchange for that. how you talk about things in the middle 11 election cycle is high-level, you are not getting into detailed policy. i don't think congress will be able to get into detailed policy in the middle of an election year on this either. there will be a lot of talk about how to compromise on this issue and to ensure there is a way that these individuals who have come when they were younger through no fault of their own, are able to stay and thrive as americans. i think most of them feel like they are americans. i don't see us having any rand policy that is reached in an election year and i don't think you will hear a lot of specifics from candidates either. priscilla: what does this mean for the democrats who split their districts, poorer senators who may be

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joining us, casey newton of the verge. brian kelly, founder of brian kelly capital. casey, i'll start off with you, it was a wide ranging scope of questions here what is your takeaway with the stock up more than a percent what did you think the most interesting an porn headlines have been. >> i think the most interesting thing here is that the conservatives and the liberals have come together on one common point which is that facebook might have too much power, this has been an interesting development over the past year, antitrust concerns have rocketed to the forefront of lawmakers minds and we've started to see some agreements there, in this particular hearing, it did seem like democrats were much angrier than republicans were, but you're at least starting to see them rallying around this idea that facebook might need to be regulated more than it is, and this may not be the best time for us to launch crypto currency >> if i listen to casey's comments and i took a look at the stock, there are two different messages coming across here why do you think the stock is sh

i first want to bring up casey higgins. casey has nearly a decade of experience in the u.s.ouse of representatives most recently with house speaker paul ran as assistant to the speaker for policy and trade counsel. in that role casey was responsible for devising the speaker and the republican leaders on a number of matters including immigration and the bipartisan policy center. next i want to bring up tyler sinclair. she's the co-founder of an organization that invests in leaders and ideas that would create a more powerful and active electorate. stephanie is among a small group of advisers who serve president obama in senior roles for his presidential campaign in both terms in office she has served in real ship rolls for a number of lawmakers on capitol hill. next i want to invite kevin madden executive vice president for advocacy at arnold ventures one of the nation's leaders -- leading philanthropic organizations. kevin served as a senior strategist and spokesman on three presidential campaigns from 2004 to 2016 including the 2012 campaign. salsone advisory board a biparti

states with an ongoing routine kennel inspection program with a dedicated team of field inspectors caseyays that it inspects kennels but they don't make any of those inspection records available. they say that they've got rigorous standards but they really don't know what those standards are real terms they say that they kick people out we don't really have a comprehensive record of when they're doing that or what the consequences are of even if they can still keep breathing and they can still keep operating so what's the value of their inspections program there in force and efforts for all we know are completely meaningless we don't know what they even inspect for when they go into these facilities because they don't make their inspection records public quite frankly if they were meaningful inspections there would be no reason not to make them public. while the a k c boast of a rigorous inspection program in 2011 only $1500000.00 of their $59000000.00 in revenue was spent to employ just 9 inspectors across the entire united states. big you see is a group that says it's the dog's champio

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she argued casey, which uphold roe v. wade, and she said outright this is the court that will overturn roe. so, states, advocates on both sides of this debate are laying the groundwork. we expect most states post-roe would be in the middle ground, would be more gray states, or purple, if you will, and would have some protectedtiive laws, want goo as far as georgia, not go as far as new york. when it comes to georgia, you know, we're seeing the federal bench is responding in the way that we might expect that they would when facing somg of these new laws but that there is progress being made and we do expect the court will open the doors to these kinds of laws more going forward. >> we have more calls going ahead. i wanted to touch on the supreme court. the cases coming up. just as a baseline, the decision in 1973 that roe v. wade holds the constitution protected a women's right to abortion prior to the viability of the fetus struck down a texas abortion law at the time. one of the cases coming up, box v. planned parenthood

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casey in california! casey?o-yeah, casey from san jose, california. >> great to have you >> caller: jim, i have been a fan of yours since i was 14 years old. >> i love that, i love that. >> caller: i have had micro chip technology ten years and it's been stagnant the last two years. sell or hold >> it's too much, honestly, it's too much like texas instruments. i want to you make the switch and go into envideo, even knows how to run marvel if you think nvidia has had too big of a run. hello, craig >> caller: hello, jim. boo-yah. i just woke up with a 100,000 loss on taco bell's report should i keep it or sell it? >> mcdonald's stock could go down 15 points i do not want to be in el taco. gregg in arkansas. >> caller: good afternoon, jim cramer big arkansas razorback boo-yah to you see. >> now you're talking. what's happening >> caller: i was wondering what you think of a great company in my home state, tyson foods. >> i think tyson foods are doing a remarkable job they have the protein story. 0 stock has come dow

correspondent casey stegall takes a look at the most explosive moments in the trial. casey?n, good evening. after hours of deliberations for day and even a jury question, still no verdict has been reached. they have gone back to their hotel rooms for the night and the jury will resume deliberations first thing in the morning. remember, they have been sequestered this entire time, the 12 person jury is made up of eight women and four men. we have four alternates. they spent all last week hearing testimony from experts and eyewitnesses on both sides. the prosecution and defense. we even heard from the ex-cop herself, amber guyger took the stand on friday, walking the court and the jury through the timeline of that september night last year when she claims she was so tired after getting off of work and finishing a shift that she was not thinking clearly. at the 31-year-old says she accidentally entered the wrong apartment and mistook her neighbor for a burglar. shooting and killing 26-year-old botham jean, who was unarmed and eating ice cream in his living room. prosecution spe

casey, this news just breaking now. >> yeah, dana.n fact, the press conference here at fort worth police headquarters is still underway as we speak. here are the key notes that we can take away. number one, the police chief says that after reviewing this incident, that he intended on firing the police officer today. but the officer turned in his resignation before he was able to be fired. but he did note that it will go down as a dishonorable discharge from the fort worth police department. he also points out that the criminal investigation still is proceeding even though this individual is no longer with the police department any longer. we also learned his name. aaron dean. the name of the officer who fired that shot early saturday morning into sunday morning, saturday night into sunday morning about 2:30 a.m. is when this went down. fort worth police say aaron dean arrived on the scene that night and was responding to a welfare check call when he saw a shadow in the window, yelled show me your hands. but then a second later fired a

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i want to thank bill galston, without whom actually americorps, susan stroud, alan casey, a lot of people in the audience, wouldn't have come into existence in a time in the life of the country where president clinton said, you invest in your country, we'll invest in you. it was a galvanizing moment. i want to thank bell. she launched the social genome project and a whole host of initiatives. seems like anything bell gets behind actually happens. so i'm more optimistic about national service now that you're conducting this panel. i want to thank john and pete. i had 15 years in public service, greatest years of my life. having the opportunity to serve side by side with john and pete after 9/11 and seeing this emergence from the country of people all over the globe, wanting to make common cause, to make a better country and world together, was really quite extraordinary. when i came in this morning, i met general, congressman, and dr. joseph heck. i said, is that all? he goes, no, actually, i founded the medical reserve corps after 9/11. so that's the model of what we're trying to achieve

i would take a case from long after i clerks, planned parenthood the casey --v. casey. she genuinely listened to .veryone and read everything you had to give her everything you cited, and everything you read that you chose not to cite, with these the pages huge book carts that she would roll in when you were preparing her argument and later with an opinion. kci spokerenthood v. with her a lot about. that was 1992. the clerks were very sharply divided, as may be you will hear later. say she was able to, when she had to struggle between her belief in the rule intuition from her own background and experience were the hardest cases for her, and i would say that was about the hardest. >> professor hamilton, we all , thato hear about casey was a defining case for her, could you shed any insights on that. >> i would compare to kc the hodson case, that's from our term, where justice o'connor voted to invalidate an abortion regulation. the year i was clerking was one of those years where there was a strong conservative cabal of law andks that snuck around thought they were decid

let me just bridge to the next casey willying alan be leading it.i can report that i learned everything that i brought with me into the white house about national service from alan casey because of a site visit that i did to the city year program back in 1992. the possibility of a small band of determined people making a very very big impact. with that, onto the final panel. [applause] c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact to you. coming up the cato institute's patrick eddington talks about his experiences as a whistleblower. and a former new york congressman discusses the latest on the house democrats' impeachment inquiry and how it could impact races in 20 20. the editor of the american conservative on president trump's recent decisions on syria. 's washington journal at 7:00 a.m. eastern this morning. watch wednesday following the fourth democratic presidential candidates debate. >> live tuesday on the c-span 12: 40 5 p.m. a system secretary of defense randall shriver speaks at the china defense and s

hi, casey. >> hi, julie.olice headquarters, where in about 30 minutes time a press conference is scheduled where we hope to learn a lot more information, right now forward please not releasing the officer's name. they only say that he's been an officer since april of last year and that he is being investigated and questioned internally today. please have released a heavily edited by the camera footage from saturday night into sunday morning, around 2:30 a.m., when this all went down. it shows officers searching the outside perimeter of a home, a shadow appears in the window, and then you hear the officers say, "show me your hands." seconds later he fires a shot through the window. on the other side of the glass was 28-year-old atatiana jefferson enter 8-year-old nephew, who were out playing video games at the time. it jefferson in the bedroom. it was her mother's house. she was staying there helping out while her mom is in the hospital. >> he is my biggest encourager. in the middle of the night when i'm cryin

casey: thank you, madam president. i rise tonight to talk about health care which is an issue that obviously commands a lot of attention, but lately, frankly, not enough attention here in the senate. irli'll focus in particular on e report that we're issuing today that will talk about one aspect of some of the problems we're having in our health care system right now that a lot of americans may not be aware of. they'll probably be more aware when they hear about the report that i have. but i think we should start from the basic premise that we have made tremendous progress in the last number of years in access to health care, health care coverage. we know, for example, that between the years 2010, the year that the patient protection and affordable care act was passed, between that year and the year -- the end of 2016 so basically just a matter of six years, something on the order of 20 million-plus americans gained health insurance coverage. we went from roughly the number of uninsured in the country at a little more

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more than a minute foster than the record set by british run a point erected back in 2325 year old casey had this year's cheering crowd gave her the energy to run faster. and just a day early a fellow kenyan inuit could chill day became the 1st man in history to run a marathon in under 2 hours clocking one hour 59 and 41 seconds in vienna for him it's not a new record because the time wasn't set in an official race but he's the world record holder anyway so what does he care i'm really feeling the hype here and i can see this through i'm really happy i've. seen you going into been here good going to happen it's good to have done it. until i'm good and i have been talking about relates to my. trying for the 1st time in 2002 and now i have a chip on it's not a boat i can be in the hotel in the water and if it's possible when you put in the hot and i'm now joined by the foster and that would be that the money who's drug into syria and i wrote the ok so threats here brit and i'm out of mischief or for this but i mean how people are reacting to this double victory i mean it starts with childr

well let's get more on this we're joined now by casey back at a resident signified over in the government's project of the australian institute of say libertarian think tank and he's joining us live from washington d.c. yesterday get very good to have you with us on al-jazeera now this policy putting the procedure to avoid it does it mean that the democrats think that they have a very strong case from the private testimonies which will play well publicly do you think. right that's that's what everyone's waiting to see the speaker putting this to a vote does a couple things one it signals that they're ready to move to the public phase of the inquiry they feel that they've collected enough information with their their behind the scenes depositions that they have a strong case to make to the american people and 2nd it undercuts a lot of the procedural process arguments that the republicans have been lobbing at the democrats saying that this president hasn't been given his rights he's been given no due process the ability to participate and and now we're actually going to put some names next to

i think casey has something to say about that, about openness and collaboration? >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> i don't need a mic. good day. i think isolation is our enemy, and there are opportunities to expand transparency and expand a culture of transparency and open data sharing that i think could unlock breakthroughs and create new insights to accelerate our progress. we are the sole philanthropy on the group, and we really build into our dna a bravery about asking really hard questions. for example, we have been asking, what is the role that publication bias may play in limiting our progress going what are the opportunities for funders in this space to meaningfully collaborate, to build code funding opportunities and build strategies together? what are the ways by which there can be cohorts in a collaborative session and less as individual contributors? one of the programs i think michael is alluding to we established a new collaboration with the center for open science and the public library of science to really create new incentives for researchers to publ

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