and i think i hooked her goodbye. >> it was late when casey returned. and almost immediately fell asleep. >> what do you remember next? >> it literally felt like i put my head on the tip pillow and two seconds later the door is open. dads out the door freaking out. >> and seconds later -- >> 9-1-1, your merge and see? >> the duenas family was about to discover that perfectly ordinary evening had ended in tragedy. coming up. >> she's got blood everywhere. everywhere. >> a dad devastated. is one tragedy about to become too? >> i remember him coming in the door just collapsing. >> when dateline continues. your vet trusts nexgard for her patients and her own dog. plus, its delicious beef flavor is #1 with dogs. ask your vet about nexgard. advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive

and ted casey cashed it. >> what did you do with it? and what was left, a split four ways between the four kids. >> you could've kept it? >> could have, but that's not the right thing to do. >> was it enough to be very much help to the kids? >> not much. there was probably maybe, three, $4,000 left. after a funeral expenses. but a helped shape and mariah to. >> so, does ted sound like a guilty man? but if it wasn't him, and it was in the boyfriend brad, then who killed susie? and why? there was something in the air that night. no doubt about it. not every deadly sin, but certainly several, swirling in one city block on little glendive, montana. who owned those eyes in the dark that watched susie casey in the moments before she disappeared? >> mom -- >> from the first moments of don that the kids, parents, and siblings, that susie casey had become. home >> as you know, everybody is looking for. you give me a call. >> not all of them. >> give me a call. >> tried calling the woman who never went anywhere without her phone. >> hello. just m

. >> reporter: less than 2 hours before and aapi valley in mountain view, carol casey says she saw this man removing the event posters. >> you should be ashamed of yourself. i saw you rip those flyers off of there. i saw you. you should be ashamed of yourself. yeah, you should be ashamed of yourself. >> i heard this rip and looked up and saw his hands kind of clench the flyers. >> reporter: casey, who immediately began documenting what happened, also captured the crumpled up flyers and a nearby trashcan. >> the kiosk was full of multiple flyers that he could've chosen to take down, but those are very much targeted. >> when she ran up to me, she was shaking. mac dante perugia, posting his own flyers for an event to raise money in the fight of aapi racism happened to run into casey moments later. >> that's why we are doing the event. we are literally having this event might not just to raise money, but to raise awareness. this kind of hatred and racism israel. and it is out there. >> reporter: sundays rally drew in an estimated 500 people. it was organized by bay area high school students

. >> ul julia, i think casey is making a good point. >> casey makes a great point casey you're makinged from last year, delayed from 2020 into 2021. come mid year the theaters will have new top shelf movies every single weekend there's going to be so much more con tent that will be in contention for the oscars. things will change >> michael, where do you fall on this >> the oscars has not had a worth experience in terms of erosion of audience over time in t terms of linear television i think you'll never get back into an up trend you're not going to reverse the trend of total eyeballs watching this show but it will probably get better than this year. it was only a couple of years ago that people thought that award shows were the perfect two screen viewing experience. you watched twitter and you watched the show >> the social would help it. are there investable impl implications from all this >> it salesp totally understand. give it six months every one will be talking about the next marvel movie and we're off to the races >> that's probably true. i think there are implications that ar

sort of a global investment plot. >> curious, casey, do you agree? does peter thiel have a point?i think there is a long-standing view that anything that weakens the dollar is to some extent a national security issue, and so i think it's fair to raise that question about bitcoin. but if you want to talk about china, talk about the cryptocurrency that china is building a national currency. the digital yuan it is maybe a threat but not just that. >> i couldn't agree with you more not necessarily about bitcoin but a digital currency in that announcement from china yesterday is a big deal. u.s. lawmakers and administrators talked about a dli digital dollar but we haven't seen reaction. do you think the u.s. as whole is moving too slow on cryptocurrency >> i do. the u.s. is moving too slow in many technologies. i'd love a strategy around digital payments seen others invest heavily creating their own cryptocurrencies and still seems the u.s. isn't sure what it wants to do. time to get a strategy together. >> yeah. definitely adds one more layer -- yosh, go ahead, sorry. >> just also add

. >> they run cooler, quieter, more battery efficient >> i love how casey calls this an iphone quarterwas also a mac and ipad quarter. i mean just firing on all cylinders. what do you even call this an everything super cycle? one of our tech check viewers responded to us on twitter and said that now apple is on the expectations treadmill this is what josh referred to. when you have mind blowing results that are so good on every level, how do you ever live up to that? what's the story going forward that's probably the next leg of this for now, you know, apple investors can enjoy in spectacular quarter. one analyst said it was a drop the mic quarter. >> i saw that. shares down today fractionally, but also fret flat on the year now. whether that's owing to unique dynamics here or what's going on with rates in the fed. i mean that's what we are going watch for all of the tech names as the next quarter moves in let's turn to another trillion dollar name. amazon they have earnings after the bell today it is the first quarter with ceo jaffe at the heldm instead of be bezos. up % on the year t

casey stegall -- >> reporter: not even. jon: casey, thank you.d more than 100 hurt as a hospital in baghdad goes up in flames overnight. the catastrophic fire breaking out in the intensive care unit reportedly after an oxygen tank exploded. trey yingst has the story in our mideast bureau. >> reporter: jon, good evening. a tragic story out of the iraqi capital of baghdad. at least 82 people were killed and 310 injured -- 110 injured in a hospital fire last flight. firefighters worked through the night to put out the flames that started on the second floor of the hospital. rescuers pulled dozens of survivors out of the charred rubble and rushed them to other medical facilities. one eyewitness described a scene of total chaos. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: people were jumping from over there. doctors fell on the crowd. everyone was jumping. >> reporter: today people are still trying to find their loved ones, some with multiple family members missing desperately searching for information. >> translator: we are looking for them. we went t

amy: 20 seconds was not close william casey is a key player in this.ries to kill it unsuccessful, votes for casey, and then aids and events reagan's cia in pushing covert action, including defending the 1983 invasion of grenada. bite had a complicated relationship with the cia and his workings whistleblowers to this day. amy: congratulations on this massive project that has just been posted at the intercept. thank you for the exclusive use of running that video at the beginning, which people can watch. intercept senior correspondent and editor-at-large. the new project, "empire politician: a half-century of joe biden's stances on war, militarism, and the cia." jeremy scahill, our guest for the hour. ç?ç?ç?ç?o■o■Ñ■ç■ç■ç■

and casey gray. janice: todd, you look like woody in toy story.d i look like i'm about to bump off a bank in 1920. jillian: you could this every year and i know you love it what does it feel like to be there because we have not seen you have in studio over a year. janice: it's a dream come true. i was pack in the studio for greg gutfeld's show. that was a wonderful time this. is truly one of my favorite things to do for "fox & friends." i have enjoyed it every single year. i have to tell you every year before this it has rained and it is going to be spectacular. so i'm so glad to just come back from the pandemic, you know, feeling good and feeling strong and i love it. 147 kentucky derby. we are doing it. todd: j.d., it's a scene that looks right on your tv the way it is supposed to be. j.d. in kentucky for the derby. jillian: thank you, have fun. cheers. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> that's why i proposed american jobs plan the once in a generation investment in the america. >> this is the european model where work is not rewarded

michael casey of coindesk. >>> on deck, stocks continue to power higher april showers? make it rain in may. either way, dow futures are up 125 points federated hermes will layout the big tlhreat to the market that i looming t the.ouer things are good, but there is something you need to watch. we'll tell you what that is coming up. i really hope that this vaccine can get me one step closer to him. to a huge wedding. to give high fives to our patients. to hug my students. with every vaccine, cvs is working to bring you one step closer to a better tomorrow. >>> it is time for the thursday rbi. this one may make you a bit jealous or not apparently one wall street firm is hearing the cry of burned out workers. they are offering them a perk. not many firms would do or have the money to do. the report out from bloomberg and others that hulahan is giving workers an all expense paid trip to wherever they want. this is not all pile into a plane and go to the cancun re resort a menu of trips the staff can take beach, ski,

he was the judge who presided over the casey anthony trial. gent gentlemen, welcome to you both. judge, i want to start with you. i talked about the 40 years for the second-degree unintentional murder charge, but the state is asking for longer sentences based on aggravating factors, there is a child present, floyd was treated with particular cruelty. is this the type of case, judge perry, you would expect that to be granted? what's your expectation when it comes to sentencing? >> victor, if anything deserves aggravation, it's this case. knee on the neck for 9 minutes, 49 seconds while people were there pleading to get medical attention to mr. floyd, a child watched this. the fact that this was done by a trained police officer against police procedure. so, this case cries out to have aggravation applied. >> judge, one more question for you. because you were the judge on such a high-profile case, the casey anthony case, does that play into your thoughts with sentencing, knowing the eyes of the country are on you and so much is riding on your decision? >> the simple aness to that is

casey, thank you. joining me now live from the border town of sierra vista, arizona, sheriff mark lamb. sheriff daniel, sheriff childress from illinois welcome and sheriff page from north carolina. you are all welcome here, sheriffs and you are all with the protect america now supporting our sheriffs and law enforcement. you have a big job right now and you can go to protect america now.com for more information. everybody watching when this interview is over and learn more about what they are facing. let's get a firsthand account of it. sheriff lamb, you and i talked as you were pulling this group together a week or so ago. tell me what you have learned at the border and what the public immediately needs to know. >> i think the biggest thing we've learned which is why we have sheriffs here from north carolina and illinois is this is not a border problem just for arizona or texas or new mexico or california. this is an america problem t. fact these sheriffs came here to help us address this issue shows

casey, thank you. >> reporter: yeah. arthel: well, there are new developments as the justice department investigates new york governor andrew cuomo's handling of covid outbreaks in nursing homes. cuomo's office sending data on nursing home deaths to federal authorities, but as the investigation continues, the governor's office is not making the information public. officials say in part that doing so would be an invasion of personal privacy. senior correspondent laura ingle is in nassau county, new york, where nursing homes were hit particularly hard by covid. laura. >> reporter: hi, arthel. yes, this is really one of the epicenters that has happened during the covid-19 nursing home deaths, and it has been another very frustrating pushback for both the press and for the family members of those who lost loved ones in nursing homes. with this latest pushback from governor cuomo's office, it is going to be a very long fight ahead. now, as we look forward to the story, now, all of this is in response to a request from the ass

arthel: casey stegall reporting from laredo, texas. thanks, casey. eric?izabeth city, north carolina, community leaders there right now appealing for calm. this as protests have is continued over that fatal police-involved shooting of andrew brown jr., an african-american man there last wednesday. the sheriff now under mounting pressure to release the body cam video of the shooting. that release could come as early as tomorrow. we're live in elizabeth city with the details. hi, griff. >> reporter: that's right, mounting pressure, indeed, on the county sheriff, tommy wooten. just in the last 15 minutes we have had a dozen or so protesters walking peacefully, marching around the sheriff's office here behind me, and it's pressure to release the body cam video warn by the seven deputies in the fatal shooting death of brown on wednesday morning. there's also new calls for the sheriff's resignation. now, yesterday$ a press conference attended by brown family members, bishop reverend william barber and the local naacp president, keith rivers, they were at a churc

eric: okay casey in laredo texas.ide along with officers asrot threat areas on the southern border. they will show you exactly what it is like what they are facing, and what they're finding on their patrols. arthel. arthel: all right eric thank you. new york governor andrew cuomo office handing over data pertaining to nursing home deaths in his state. but not publicly releasing the information calling it a, quote,ing invasion of personal privacy this amidst ongoing investigation into the governor's handling of covid outbreaks in nursing homes. senior correspondent laura ingle is in nassau county and particularly hit hard by covid. laura. reporter: when we take look at nassau and suffolk county 1,000 nursing home deaths due to covid that we know of. and after months of pressure, both by the press and by family members of those who lost loved ones, in their nursing homes, due to covid-19, there is yet another pushback from the governor's office to make these records public. it has been a long fight looks like it is goin

>> martha: thanks, casey.will join us with his reaction in just a moments. this as a dangerous ms-13 gang member from el salvador crossed over into the united states this week. he was arrested thankfully. but how many others got in successfully and where are they now? the governor says president biden must recognize that the cartels are running everything at the border. and they're terrorizing americans that live on the other side. but first correspondent rich edson live in la jolla, texas, the busiest for migration right now. good afternoon, rich. >> good afternoon, martha. this stretch of road here is among the busiest sectors of this entire stretch. you have a number of families coming here and especially children traveling alone. throughout the day, we've seen them approach border patrol trucks and vehicles, get into vans, border patrol give them water and transport them to central processing where customs and border protection will begin to talk to them and figure out where they're headed to try to slow t

what did you learn, casey?martha, what is remarkable about this, we're talking about a potential stash house all the way up in the houston metro area. for context, that is nowhere near the southern border. it in fact is about 350 miles or so away from where we are right now in laredo. however, it's clearly a major u.s. city. what happens is these smuggling organizations oftentimes funnel migrants further north to a hub or major city to move people to their final destinations in the u.s. kind of like a hub airport for air travelers. at this scene in houston, no children found today, all adults and mostly men. >> when we get into the house, we realized there were over 90 people inside. so we immediately began to assess any kind of a special threat. we're concerned there may be some positive covid cases inside the house, so we do have our health department in route. they will do rapid testing for that. we will keep them in the house for now. they begin to do their investigation. >> so here's where things stand. th

first, to eagle pass, texas where we find casey stegall. casey? >> hi, martha. good to see you. that incident happened near el paso. it was all caught on tape. customs and border protection cameras rolling. we have to show you the video. it's difficult to watch i'm i heard you talking, the wall is 14 feet high in that one spot. you can see the smugglers drop two small children drop two children and take off. the 3 and 5-year-old little girls are from ecuador. they're sisters. agents rescued them and they were not seriously hurt. officials say this proves the cartels and the criminal organizations are becoming more and more brazen, willing to do anything to make a quick buck. >> the smuggling fees go higher on that. it's a by product of this. i believe it's further exploitation not only of the system but the family members. you know, when you think of hope and desperation and you're willing to separate them, one of your kids, it's a heck of a choice to make. >> now, a new emergency intake site will open in houston at the national association of christian churches. that happens la

benjamin: casey, thank you.to remind you, this is a business run by cartels and people are lied to, not what they expect when they come across. molly. molly: the u.s. is calling for calm in the middle east this after rockets are fired into israel by palestinian militants and the israeli military strikes back. trey is following this live in jerusalem with the latest. trey, to you. >> molly, good afternoon. police in jerusalem and israelis officials are calling for calm amid expected clashes tonight. over the past week violence erupted not only here at the damascus gate, but at check points, and also as you mentioned the gaza strip. more than 100 were injured after ultra religious tear gas and flash bangs were used then. and we saw molotov cocktails thrown and stones used to target police officers and israeli forces. and the x-factor is the gaza strip. overnight 36 rockets were fired into israel and they continued to put pressure on the jewish state. we visited with a community hit by rocket fire along the border,

senator daines, excuse me, senator casey is next and then a senator daines. senator casey. >> mr. chairman, thanks very much. i want to thank you for, thank you, mr. chairman for the work that you did working with a senator brown, senator bennett and others on the expansion of the child tax credit and so many other provisions in the rescue plan that relate to children and seniors and i know we have more work to do but i want to commend and salute your work and some of the questions that i will raise commissioner are critically important to people in pennsylvania and the commissioner knows and i want to thank the commissioner not only for his public service but for spending the time recently as he did with so many members to meet with us with me and my team and discuss some of the challenges in pennsylvania are facing in tax filing. we understand or at least have some sense of the task that your team has undertaken this past year and i have, in the past, and will continue to advocate for the irs to have the resources available to fulfill its responsibilities to taxpayers. my office

>> bret: casey stegall along the border in texas. casey, thank you. it was a big day on wall street today. the dow gained 172. the s&p 500 was up 47 to a new record close, the nasdaq today surged 233. for the holiday shortened week the dow finished ahead for a quarter of a percentage point the s&p more than 1, the nasdaq up two and two thirds. markets are closed tomorrow for good friday. breaking tonight, some of georgia's most prominent corporate leaders are criticizing the state's new election law. the chief executives of delta airlines and coca cola are calling that legislation unacceptable. meantime president biden has said some harsh things about the law as well. but what exactly is in that legislation? congressional correspondent jacqui heinrich takes a look tonight. >> president biden received four pinocchios from "the washington post fact checkers for this: >> what i'm worried about is how unamerican this whole initiative is. deciding that you are going to end voting at 5:00 when working people are just getting off work? >> but facing fact tha

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mike: casey, thanks for your time.t 82 people killed and 110 injured in a fire at a baghdad hospital, trey yingst has the details from our jerusalem bureau, hello, trey. >> reporter: mike, good afternoon. this is a tragic story out of the iraqi capital of baghdad. 82 people were killed and 110 injured in a hospital fire last night. firefighters worked through the night to put out the flames that started on the second floor of the hospital. rescuers pulled dozens of survives out of the charred rubble and rushed them to other medical facilities. one eyewitness described a scene of total chaos. >> people were jumping, doctors fell on the carts, everyone was jumping. >> reporter: today, people are still trying to find their loved ones. some with multiple family members missing. desperately searching for any information. >> we are looking for them. since one hour until now, there is no -- we went to the morgue, to every hospital, all of the hospitals. there is not even one of them. >> reporter: an investigation is underway

senator casey has done three separate reports on this issue. he's put an a and nervous amount of effort into it. and we appreciate. it senator casey. >> mr. chairman thank you so much for having this hearing. i want to thank you and the ranking member. mister chairman i want to thank you for the work that you have done to hold the prior administration accountable for the issues related to long term care and nursing homes. work with me and others to move this agenda forward. which we still have much work to do in connection with. i'm grateful for this opportunity. senator white house earlier and his introduction of mrs. ramos -- we are grateful for that. i want to start by offering at least at the minimum words of commendation for -- and other frontline workers. in the testimony early on you talk about days filled with fear and sadness in the work that you have done. we want to commend that work. i was especially moved by the reference that you meet when you had contract the virus and were not able to hug your son as you would want. and so many

casey steagall, ktvu. fox two news. teacher at a sentence. a middle school has been arrested on suspicion of this sexual assault of a least two students. 63 year old ronald garner of san jose was arrested april 15th after an investigation began february 2nd. that's when someone reported to the eldorado county sheriff's office that his teacher ronald garner, had molested him while attending sierra mont middle school between 2002 in 2005. the case was then referred to the san jose police department who then learned of a possible second victim, who also reported being molested by go partner. in that same time span to come here at noon, there's a warning for people living in one oakland neighborhood. the scary encounter for several people after a prowler was using brute balconies to get into homes, then let's take it outside right across the bay, san francisco up front the east bay in the distance here, a gorgeous spring day pretty much wherever you are, but what there's a warm up that starts tomorrow. ktvu meteorologists. rosemary oroczo is up n

i thanked chairman casey for doing such good work on bringing the focus back to the economics that soy seniors face going forward and the important work we can do here today. the pandemic however did open a door for telework. that could be great news for our senior population. companies have realized the value of older workers as well. for older workers including welders. a training and intergenerational mentoring. according to the fda, almost 51% of small business owners over the age of 50. one of those entrepreneurs --oil and vinegar in greenville, south carolina. they had a long and successful career at a culinary institute. mayor and her husband are now proud owners and business leaders making major contributions to their community. every single senator should stop and embrace her passion to pursue a dream. that is why i am introducing the gold entrepreneurship. it is focusing on stuff so that we can help and motivate more successful entre nous's who are in their golden years. new during offer to -- nurturing opportunities that require them to track the number and loans provided t

casey steagall. fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. or a fishing line right now the search is on for a gray whale calf. swimming north with its mom toward the bay area. this animal appears to have a line that goes through the mouth. and show in this case, in particular is difficult to suckle on the m mammal experts are hoping they confined the whale calf quickly enough to save it before the fishing line or the rope creates serious health problems or even death. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener, but experts say even if they find the calf and its mother, there will be a whole new challenge in trying to approach it and then free it from the fishing gear. ktvu is, tom vacar explains. there's an all out bulow ah, be on the lookout alert for a whale calf fettered by fishing ropes. it was first noticed 10 days ago off orange county, according to national oceanographic and atmospheric administration primary will disentangle er, peter falcons, and it hasn't been seen since the last report, which is last we

casey steagall, fox news, apple unveiled a new privacy feature today.ne users a new way to protect their private information by requiring permission by the user to allow app. that seek to track your spending habits. many of those abs turn around and then sell that information to advertisers. this could create problems for facebook and other companies that make their money. through targeted ads. way had a pretty nice day out there today. these of the high temperatures, we got 81 degrees in santa rosa, so that's pretty significant for this time of year above the average tomorrow, his temperature's warm even more. probably a good five degrees over to what we had today. so warming pattern is underway and at last pretty much true thursday in a little bit into the weekend as well. warmest day of the week. probably tomorrow. maybe thursday. inland. we'll see thursday's gonna have a little bit of fog at the coast, which could drop temperatures a little bit beautiful night out there. you see in san francisco, the skyline clear skies a little bit of rain does won

it is unclear if it will be enough for democrats like senator casey who vowed to spend heavily to boost, the negotiations continue the next several weeks. >> that is one thing we can count on. todd: new home surveillance video on the deadly police shooting of the 60-year-old girl in columbus, ohio. jillian: the teen as foster mom reveals what to the fight and police being called. >> reporter: bryant's foster parents said the girls argued all the time but never thought it would escalate to this. it was over keeping the house clean. the older one, that is how it started. she did chores around the house. a neighbor across the street released video that shows her lunging for a young woman wearing pink and that is when the officer fired four shots killing her. the neighbors saying from his point of view the officer only had seconds to make a decision. >> reacted to what he thought was his best judgment, tried to go for the leg which i don't think he had time to take aim and go for the leg to be honest she did what he thought was best. >> reporter: nicholas riordan, the 23-year-old officer ha

>> casey, this is a bit of deja vu.ems with astrazeneca and now the news that johnson & johnson are delaying their rollout. they were expecting about 50 million doses to arrive between now and the end of june. it is the one-shot wonder. 50 million europeans that won't get that. they are trying to bet big on the shot. they have ordered 1.8 million doses of the pfizer vaccine. earlier in the year german chancellor had guaranteed every person who wanted a vaccine would be able to get one by summer. i asked earlier if that was still the case and she didn't seem optimistic. >> if chancellor merkel is promising in the summer everyone is getting vaccinated and we are back to normal life, that is nothing that is going to happen. >> casey, perhaps just as a sign of how fluid this hope situation is, the german chancellor today received her first shot of the astrazeneca vaccine which was temporarily suspended in europe for a while. it is a moving target, but europe is far behind both the u.s. and uk, and it doesn't look like they

casey pratt is here with sports. >>> after getting swept by the astros, the a's get another shot in houstonbittersweet today for the warriors. >>> good evening. the a's enter tonight scombon 6. trevor rosenthal underwent surgery. and one of their top pitching prospects is on the injured list. it's only april. the astros were ready to pad their stats. 2nd inning, carlos correa, solo shot. irving had an rbi double in the two astros in the fifth, big cristian javier with seven strikeouts in the ninth. alvarez with his second of the season. we usually show you positive highlights. not much positive tonight. altuve nearly crushes this one to the train. astros win it 6-2. outscoring the a's by 30 so far this season. >>> marlins and mets, bottom of the ninth, appears to be strike three. but no. michael conforto was hit pie the pitch. home plate umpire admitted to the ball. it was in the strike zone. so he should have been out, but it's too late. the mets are gonna take the win. >>> fans will be allowed back into chase center on may 23rd. but the man instrumental in getting the arena building is st

casey stegall is in texas.l border towns. what are they telling you? reporter: ashley, they say they simply cannot keep up. it is really round the clock, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. used to be the nighttime hours were busier for apprehensions. they were not moving across the border until the sun went down. they're doing it all hours of the day in the middle of broad daylight. there is something to talk about how brazen the smugglers are becoming. the video disturbing to watch, released by border patrol, you can see smugglers on one side of the wall near el paso dropped two children from a 14-foot tall wall. those two children fell to the ground. they are 3 and 5-year-old girls from ecuador. they are sisters. agents on the u.s. side were able to rescue them and fortunately they were not seriously hurt. officials say this proves that these criminal organizations and these cartels are willing to do anything to make a buck. >> smugglers fees will actually go higher. that is a by-product of this, i further ex

gerry: the full interview with casey mulligan in a discussion about president biden's first 100 days, on fox business. i am gerry baker in for elizabeth macdonald, human watching "the evening edit", that does it for us this evening for this week, thank you for watching, have a good evening and a lovely weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪. larry: hello everyone and welcome back to "kudlow", i am larry kudlow, great to be with you. here's a question a lot of people are asking these days, if the economy is booming, why do we need all the new government spending plans and president biden's first 100 days, the democrats got a 51 vote reconciliation victory for

that is no doubt a big concern as well, harris. >> harris: casey stiegel, thank you so much.or christie nome is suing the biden administration for cancelling the fourth of july mount rushmore fireworks display. she is accusing the biden administration of abon donging the tradition without an explanation. she is asking a court to grant them a permit. pete hegseth is here. pete, so the governor has to get involved to get a conversation about a patriotic event in her state which is outside. >> i know. first of all, this is the same biden administration that has graciously told us we're allowed to hold maybe a fourth of july picnic, maybe without double masks on. so they still believe they are the ones that bestow our freedoms upon us. of course remember, harris this is where donald trump had a big fireworks celebration. there is receipt tribution. here is a back slap. no end to what the federal government will do to try to extract revenge for things they don't like. this i think is actually an unholy case of covid 1619 if you will. this is -- they are using covid as a rationaliz

casey pratt is here with sports. >>> after getting swept by the astros, the a's get another shot in houston. and a bittersweet today for the warriors. it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever it takes for you to be ready. hi mom, ready for your shot? yes, i've been waiting for this day. we just got what? vaccinated. we just got vaccinated! let's get you there. let's get to immunity. [ sfx: bzzz bzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] [ sfx: honk ] [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] [ sfx: pop ping bloop pop ping bloop ] the day can wait. enter the golden state with real california dairy. >>> good evening. the a's enter tonight scombon 6. trevor rosenthal underwent surgery. and one of their top pitching prospects is on the injured list. it's only april. the astros were ready to pad their stats. 2nd inning, carlos correa, solo shot. irving had an rbi double in the two astr

casey, i don't feel like this is surprising >> no, we've seen phenomenon for years now.s, the imessage bubbles and if they see a green one you're not going to be sitting at the cool kids table. i look at the survey and see a huge opportunity for android what do they need to do to start getting into this game >> and bob, some might argue is this going to do much for their stock price because their stock price seems to be dealing more with higher interest rates versus whether or not people like their product >> yeah. but the apple watch is a growing part of the overall revenues i thought it was very significant. 28% of teens say they own an apple watch. that's a lot higher than i thought. apple watch is number 2 amongst higher income teens. their number one brand is rolex. what's the difference between a rolex and apple watch, maybe $10,000. i want to hang out with that crowd. >> i don't think i knew what a rolex was until i was in college. what do you make of this survey because part of it is services, the more people own phones the more services they can sell. and that's

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>> bret: casey stegall on the border, thanks.ed to segment something weed get asked about all the time. the investigation into the origins of the russia collusion probe. u.s. attorney john durham has been working on it for months and months. so what's the holdup? here is correspondent kevin corke. >> what began to take shape in may of 2019 as a review of the origins of the russia probe evolved over time by june of 2020 then attorney general bill barr and artfully careful language sounded the alarm. >> i'm very troubled by what has been called to my attention so far. but i'm not going to characterize it beyond that. >> so concerned was barr that he authorized a special counsel probe led by john durham, including subpoena power, just two weeks before the 2020 election. >> are we ever going to see the durham report? >> when you can't have a report given in our administration, why would it have to come into this administration? it is a very sad thing. >> in the months since there has been scant mention and at least publicly little di

you have to be casey. >> it opens backup tomorrow or friday. you can see not much wind out there as the sun is going to be going down and it is warm along the coast. >> it was nice but we could use a little more rain. >> in the short term it is one more day of near record high temperatures on the way for thursday pick highs today reached up to the 80s for much of the bay area. right along the coast, half moon bay in the 70s. the flag in pacifica is hanging there. the lack of the onshore wind reaching the mid-70s and up to 80 degrees in the city. short of record territory. the new record high temperature at the oakland airport. 82 degrees. it got up to 83 in san jose. one degree short of today's record high temperature and made it up to 84 degrees for the high temperature in fairfield. more warmth tomorrow. temperatures along the coast and in the city may be a degree or so cooler than today. low to mid 70s along the coast. upper 70s and close to 80 in san francisco. that will be by early afternoon but a light onshore wind will be kicking in by m

. >> reporter: less than two hours before an aapi rally, carol casey says she caught this man removing the posters. >> you should be ashamed of yourself. i saw you rip those posters. >> who are you to tell me? >> you should be ashamed of yourself. >> you should be ashamed of yourself telling other people what to do. >> i heard this rip and looked and saw his hand clinch th gadocumenting what happened. >> the kiosk was full of multiple flyers he could have chosen to take down but those were targeted. >> she was shaking. >> reporter: he was posting his own flyers for an event to raise money in the fight against aapi racism and happened to run into casey. >> you have to look and say that's why we are doing the event. we are literally having this event not just to raise money but we are having events to raise awareness so people can see this hatred and racism is out there. it's real. >> reporter: the rally drew an estimated 500 people, was organized by bay area high school students. >> our rally turned out to be way bigger than expected. >> i am really grateful to the woman who took the vi

william casey did go to madrid for this key meeting. unfortunately, it seems like the cia later destroyed the records that would confirm this meeting. eventually, able to get access to a few years ago. it indicated that the october may have well happens. a deal between the reagan campaign to not release the hostages before the election. what is definitely true is that people on william casey's team like joseph who later became ambassador, a respectable banker. they were trying to do this. proud of the role in preventing jimmy carter from getting these hostages. it is really pretty disturbing. and, so, there is a lot to the iran story. there is a lot that is not well known about it. this is, i don't like conspiracy theories generally. all the records from the chase manhattan bank. they had this thing called project eagle which was an effort to basically come up before the october surprise into the united states for medical treatment. kind of pulled over carter's eyes. he agreed to let the shot in an the hostages were seized just a few da

casey steagall, fox news.fox two news at six late today, alameda police released the body camera video showing the death of a man in their custody, and now that man's family is saying he died like george floyd, my family and i saw the footage and we know what really happened. the hour long video shows the interaction between mario gonzales and alameda police officers. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville officers had responded to 911 calls about gonzales, who appeared to be under the influence and in need of help. they tried to put him in handcuffs after talking to him, but he resisted. and they all then fell to the ground. it appears from watching the video that the officer put his knee on gonzalez back. not on his neck. they also told him a man you've just had too much to drink. calm down and stop kicking after about eight minutes on the ground, the man became unresponsive. police rolled him over and immediately started doing chest compressions are crime reporter henry lee tell

amy casey, grew up hearing about windfield's glory days >> he ended up speaking four or five different languages he made $300,000 he made his rags to riches story real >> reporter: his last kentucky derby in 1903 as black jockeys faced physical threats and legal discrimination >> as you get into the 20th century, you're in the industrial age racing is a more lucrative sport so white jockeys are pushing black jockeys out of the sport >> reporter: the official sponsor of the derby selling these, gold and silver mint julie emcups preserving african-american turf history. >> this is an important part of that history that we want to make sure no one forgets >> reporter: at the kentucky derby muse he'll, pictures, silks and stories. >> as far as getting all the glory that comes with it today, that didn't happen that didn't happen to any of the african-american jockeys in that time >> reporter: casey's family now toasting with one. those silver mint julep cups >> as one of the greatest jockey that's ever lived, it's a trail blazer, as a champion, as a winner, classic winner >> reporter: this

there is always pressure against casey.

you see right here model start picking up on it as this moisture begins to rotate and kind of casey's to see if they're moving in the sacramento valley up in the sierra nevada would likely produce a little snow mixed with cross the high country and then by tomorrow morning we're dealing with some patchy fog, probably some drizzle along the coastline early on tomorrow. morning that as we head through the day tomorrow. it was a lot of sunshine in the valleys side. temperatures will be warming up a little bit more for tomorrow afternoon. i think that trend lasting for at least a couple of days here outside right now, wide variety of temperatures are at 72. very nice. and santa rosa. and you're over 20 degrees cooler in half moon bay of 50 degrees. 53 in hayward right now. 62 degrees in concord. all right. we're getting ready for a chance of some rain. we've got a storm system that's going to develop off the coastline. this may be the most significant storm of all of april. of course, we haven't had any significant rain so far. the next couple days looking good. you can see the clear slot

casey: thank you, i will stay with ms. palm. i'm holding a document, we had a virtual engagement, five freedoms for america's children. this is the document our stuff worked on for a long time, we are about to reissue it in a more ambitious form. when i proposed the five freedoms for america's children, borrowing directly from franklin roosevelt's four freedoms, this in a context for children, what we wanted was to put in place a strategy for america's children. the good news is, in this long document that i am very proud of , some of the proposals in there were achieved in the american rescue plan. the great expansion of the child tax credit, for example. so i would just ask if you would make a commitment to working with me, and obviously as one of the leaders of the department, working with me to get as much of this, these five freedoms, implemented in the time you serve? ms. palm: i appreciate the question, and certainly your leadership on this issue. two year point, if i'm confirmed, the deputy secretary has the opportunity

casey vargas says the extra precautions put an extra burden on fans. >> i do feel safe and that's good. but i feel like with the rapid tests required, it is an additional cost to every single ticketholder and that just doesn't seem fair. >> only about 9,000 fans were allowed in because of capacity limits. but there was no mistaking the excitement and the roar of a live crowd. other new additions, reminders to wear a mask are everywhere and so is hand sanitizer. to keep long lines from forming at concession stands, fans had to order their food on a mobile app and then pick it up. that didn't bother drew. >> we expected delays and stuff today. it's something new. >> even with all the changes, simply being back at the ballpark, brings back a sense of normalcy after a very challenging year. >> man, it is amazing, right? >> it's the new normal we have all gotten used over the last year and fans will have to get used to this year. but they had one more reason to cheer today. the giants coming away with a 3-1 win over the rockies. anthony flores. >>> anthony, make sure you grab my cut-out and