casey: it is speculation at this point.of two hours ago, the basically posted precautions, there was a notice telling internal employees to stop using slack. it looks from the outside in that nothing is necessarily off the table at this point in their -- at this point. uber is having a very busy friday and likely a very busy weekend just to be able to suss this thing out and then figure out the appropriate response steps. but at this point, they are saying we have things like private user data that has not been accessed, and so on. it is not necessarily an assumption that the hackers got into everything and used all of that, but they had more access than they should. and whenever a thing like that happens, a hack inside the corporate environment, there is a lot of work to be done to figure out what has happened. emily: uber says they have no evidence the incident involved access to sensitive uber data. it doesn't seem like the public uber ridesharing service has been impacted yet, right? casey: yes they seem to be focused o

the only thing he cites, roe and casey. alito's own inquiry into the meaning of the 14th amendment is dictated by precedence. he applies gluxberg. is that originalism? alito, barrett, gorsuch and thomas all identified as originalists. it does seem intuitively obvious that focusing on legal history would help us understand what a constitutional provision guaranteeing liberty originally meant for people pressing for ratification. but gluxburg doesn't just require an inquiry into whether a right is deeply rooted. it's that rights be defined narrowly. and no originalist defender of gluxberg has ever answered why that is. why is framing rights at a low level of generality more likely to capture the original meaning of liberty? why the framers or ratifiers or an ordinary member of the public would be more likely to read liberty to encompass narrow rights weather than broad rights? how can one defend what originalists take to be the unconservative proposition if one looks to determine whether there existed a narrow way to attend n

>> thank you chairman casey. i think it is --if an independent organization could hear appeals from people who art denied reimbursement --who are denied reimbursement. when the bank itself makes a decision that it is not viable, that is a biased finding. is there anyway we could make them have an independent organization who would overview anyone who wants to appeal one of their decisions. if we could look forward to something like that, that would be great. thank you. >> we will take that into consideration. we have learned a lot from these hearings but we also got a lot of good ideas. thank you from sharing. >> i appreciate that. most of my good ideas come from people in south carolina. this is good news to continue to show. 855-303-five 470. what's important, is that chairman mentioning the number twice during his opening comments and me mentioning the numbers once or twice, was good enough. but after listening to the testimony and hearing how hard it is to coordinate and have collaboration on behalf of rc uni

that was nick, talking to casey neistat.f olympic sites having a legacy and being useful and accessible to the wider community. one of the ways that is happening here in london is that — that purple circle up there means that this place is one of the new stops on a new train line that crosses london. originally called crossrail, work started on it in 2009, but it's since been renamed the elizabeth line, opening just in time for the queen's platinumjubilee. but before the public got on board, paul carter went for a sneak preview. please, mind the doors! this is the elizabeth line — london and the south—east of england's first new railway in a generation. it is also the uk's first newly built fully digital railway. and as click�*s resident train enthusiast, i was lucky enough to be one of the first people to ride the newest stretch of track. it has finally opened to the public, operating as three separate sections. when it begins fully operating as a single line next year, it will be a 73—mile railway, carrying an estimated 50

pension enemies that people should make enough to save it is why we save say this body, and senator casey on march 6 of 2021, and saying to him that this was the best day of my career when we voted 51 - 50, to protect and save pensions that 100,000 people in ohio, a and or million workers around the country, the same day we passed the child tax credit extension which brought poverty rate is country by 40 percent. that is why we still fight for the retirees, he'll also pensions for under through no fault of their own the new wrongdoing of their own, and they lost it because of the system did not guarantee it and it's while wet will always alwas fight back againsthe the tax and social security and retirement should never be partisan, social security and medicare are to the most popular most unifying institutions in the country think that, social security since the roosevelt days, we got medicare since the lbj days and 80 and 90ea years of social security since the first one was in 1940, to a woman in vermont who had social security for 82 years medicare, passed by democratic house and senat

>> a jillion >> the gesture meant the world to ana's mom, casey >> kevin and i were married for 15 yearsd for his community. he wanted to help. >> sergeant eric stats worked alongside kevin. tell me about why you felt it was so important for you and so many others to be there? >> kevin was very crucial in organizing and helping put on events like this to help support fallen officers and their families and crucial parts of their lives like prom, weddings, graduations or first days of school like ana. >> reporter: that community of officers now honoring his memory with a vow to always help casey and ana. >> i call them now my guys i can call any one of my guys anytime. >> reporter: their dedication, a mission, guided by a deep sense of brotherhood sergeant, there' a bigger message here, isn't there? >> when one of us hurt, we all hurt, but we're also there for each other the good times and the bad. we're a family that cares deeply for each other. >> and the officers say they will be by ana's side to celebrate her future milestones, as well. that's 9 millimete >> that's "nbc nightly news" f

wade and casey. his own inquiry into the meaning of the 14th amendment is dictated by presidents. -- precedents. it does seem obvious that focusing on legal history but help us understand what a constitutional provision guaranteeing liberty original meant. it requires that rights be defined narrowly at a low level of generality. no defender has ever said why that is. why is framing rights at a low level of generality more able to read lee blurted to encompass rights. -- liberty to encompass rights. speaking of discrimination, originals agree the 14th amendment imposes some kind of anti-. there is not a word in justice alito's opinion about any of it. the antidiscrimination arguments is the best known argument that roe v. wade has. it requires some people to endure physical burdens. alito says nothing about whether the constitution will require life or health restrictions to abortion restrictions. the argument goes they do so because of stereotypes of women. in one paragraph, justice alito dismisses t

guys, casey, first question, how are you holding up. >> we are doing fine.tter than a lot it seems like. we got plenty of food and water. i'm sure if there is a picture of us playing uno. we have puzzles. we are making it so far. we have one more full day hopefully stuck here in the hotel room before we can venture out again. >> carley: you thought this was going to be the time of your lives but then the park shut down no flights or rental cars. what's next? luckily for us we had been here for a few days. end of our trip. we count that as a blessing. we have had a great week so far. my kids are awesome. they have enjoyed it. we planned to trip. you plan disney 8 months out. 12 months out, sometimes even longer. we just had to say to ourselves look, the storage could come here. it could not. do we take the risk? and we all decided that you wanted at the see mic question cheney but instead hanging with dad are you okay with that. >> yes, i am. >> cheney, how do you feel about being stuck in the hotel room right now is it fun for you or are you getting bored? >

seen off at the g and on settle ship, i did receive them, i guess i'll pick munch fell onto dunker casey that somebody was in need is don't want i need to. i don't push for them one marker bit of cheese to projects and i watch for josh, i focus on any that was young solo conduct, averaged and often is it in the country or whatnot. chabot tech to come? i've done it. b one. 0 my time with dakota: toma. come on i just i just wanna you none that needs to jam your personal it's got oh me great did her. we'll forget her. got it yet so that that actually could subtle to you or yes. a week i still owe it that you owe my own body. so no talk. you know how many $12.00 a month. but feel awesome with oh wow. oh, he likes to relax tribe. they live with a version to where you can if you that won't go with as, as if someone it is a diesel delayed by the war. mir sycamore palmer called those even with it. but you to look them up if you're the soon with eyes on case, keep as gallant, he'd all go this route at the other call to get all of them has all the case with the ducal dell declared dell. if su in,

the president was going outside the united steelworkers union hall by senator bob casey and lieutenant governor john fetterman who's running for u.s. senate. >> thanks very much everyone. i want to start by thanking the steelworkers, tom conway i want to thank you and local union 227 for having us here. all the men and women of organized labor are here . happy labor day. [applause] this is a great day to celebrate what working men and women do for our commonwealth and our country but it's a lot better when we can have the president of the united states, president joe biden with us. let's hear it for him once again. [applause], now everything the united states representative doyle said i agree with and i'm going to put that on therecord . i want to thank him for outlining all those achievements by this administration led by president biden working with democrats in the house and senate. none of it could've happened because on a lot of days most days the other side wasn't helping us. letting people up, creating jobs, creating opportunity but this wouldn't be possible if the men and women

let's bring in casey mcdonald and heatha. mike, i think the window is closing in on folks. 20% across the board. might and muscle, i am going to work from home or else i think that clock is ticking down. >> maybe to an extent. it does come down to what sector you are in. charles, i think people will be frustrated. is there really, are you getting that much work done by being in an office? i think it is more frustrating when people have to commute hour there and back. i found this very interesting, charles, linkedin, no. 1 place for job recruiting and applications, 50% of the applicants applied for remote jobs, only 20% out of all of them. demand is still there with millennials and gen zers. for everyone that thinks we are going to get rid of remote you are out of your minds. it is not going away. >> casey, i remember the new paradigm everyone is going to work from home. slowly but surely more people are going back. >> for someone who is a serial procrastinator and not punctuation wall, this is terrible for me. i try my best.

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hey, casey.liz this was a really interesting story to do for ronald mcdonald house charities. it was the perfect spot and for children in need of bone marrow transplants this home opening in 2023 will be an absolute game changer. it was hard. they weren't sure that she was gonna make it there for a second when 14 year old raylan hawkins needed to stem cell transplant. she was sent to the experts at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland, except. it was four hours away from home and she was in for a lengthy stay. we were in the hospital stay for six weeks and then we found out we had to stay an additional three months. we require that families be within 20 minutes of the hospital in case there's a an emergency develops so you can imagine what a strain that puts on family finances the convenience of not living at home. they said that if they couldn't find a charity house that we would have to pay for a hotel every night for three months or stay somewhere and we were like panicking and luckily,

i would like to call casey troer and alabama well done, but there is no casey deputy sheriff of madison watched the strip and the clintoms, but it was a love melodrama, and then a criminal tragedy. arriving on a call to one of the farms. casey loosely closed the door with his car with this. the impudent goats immediately took advantage, climbed inside and ate important official documents. while case. in vain. he tried to drive one goat out of the salon, the other ran away on her own, but climbed onto the roof not far the car was piled on a flasher, what happened with the goats is silent further than history, but kfc because of the untimely eaten documents. has acquired serious troubles troubles on the head and other parts of a body, the chief referee of the world championship on fight in sauce which has passed in england fina and have remained dissatisfied with refereeing. and as soon as the referee turned, his back to them, treacherously, attacked from behind. surprisingly, the girls were not punished for such unsportsmanlike behavior, but on the contrary, the jury awarded them additio

and the corrections officer who helped break him out of prison about four months ago, vicky white, caseyno relation, just the same last name the pair made nearly 950 phone calls before going on the run, and most of those calls, sexually explicit. that's according to lauderdale county sheriff rick singleton. investigators have listened to more than half of the calls they made from august of last year to february the calls happened before casey white was housed at the detention center, where vicky white worked the two met in 2020 when casey white was brought into vicky white's jurisdiction for questioning in a murder investigation. she was a long-time employee at the detention center before she helped the accused murderer escape officials say she sold her house and put in for retirement right before this incident the two were on the run for 11 days before police finally caught up to them. cops say vicky white died by suicide during the confrontation and they took casey white back into custody in july, the d.a.'s office charged him with felony murder in her death he's pleaded not guilty. >>

casey, thank you. arthel? arthel: casey and eric, now to the key senate race in battle ground pennsylvania. republican candidate dr. mehmet oz has released his medical records as voters wait to see if the democrat, lieutenant governor john fetterman, will do the same after suffering a stroke in may. nate foy is here with the very latest. hey, nate. >> reporter: hey, arthel. yeah, dr. oz believes voters should have full transparency when it comes to candidates' to health, but fetterman is to this point choosing not to release his medical records only months after suffering a stroke. fetterman is on the campaign trail, he just wrapped up his first public rally since suffering that stroke back in may. he spent the majority of his speech criticizing dr. oz, again calling him a clown and sticking to a similar script that we with heard last weekend in scranton. he is again focusing on abortion as his key issue. listen here. >> i fought for philadelphia, and i'm going to fight for abortion rights here in pennsylvania

casey: put yourself in gisele's shoes. they've got three kids.bearing the burden, you are leaving, you are coming back. i could see why that would be frustrating. >> a source of friction. mike: he's got a shelf life as a football player, so you can see his side. plus, he's got that competitive spirit, and how many proactively to do you see fall on hard times or other things because they cannot get that high once they are out of the sport. he is setting unprecedented records, and he is 4500 larry: she wants to have a husband who will be able to walk andalk and do things with her. >> and let's not forget that models have shelflife life's, and she put aside her own career. i hope they work it out. would you eat cereal with water? check out what kellogg's is selling. they are a singleserving of cereal so that when you add water, the milk rehydrate to give you that creamy consistency. frosted flakes, raisin bran crunch, froot loops and apple jacks. this is a winner. it's a great idea. i would try it. casey: i would try it. in my house, who hasn't had

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bobby casey has been a friend of mine for a long time. his dad and i are friends. his dad was much older than i and me to bobby. we were raised in the same neighborhood about five blocks away and went to the same grade school. in scranton, when cold died, there weren't any jobs and my dad was in sales. we moved back down to delaware, where he was from. a steel town called claymont, delaware. it used to have almost 5000 steelworkers. the whole community was built. it was a company town, literally. steel died. there was not a single steelworker left. what happened was about midway through, i got very engaged, in my case the civil rights movement. as a kid, i worked a lot in the movement and got deeply involved in the democratic party because the democratic party in delaware was a southern aquatic party. we were more a southern state then northeastern state. i got involved in one thing led to another and one day, a group came to me, the senior members of a party and said they wanted me to run for the senate. i said i'm not old enough. i was only 29 years old. a former

i want to thank the elected officials here today, casey's been a friend of mine for a long time. his dad and i are friends as well. his dad was much older than him, but i am to bobby. we were raised in the same neighborhood, about five city blocks away. went to the same grade school. when nicole died in stand -- whencoal died, in scranton -- there was not a single steelworker left. about midway through -- i got very engaged, in the civil rights movement. as a kid, i worked a lot in the movement and got deeply involved in the democratic party because the democratic party in delaware was a southern aquatic party. -- southern democratic party. we were more a southern state then northeastern state. i got involved in one thing led to another and one day, a group came to me, the senior members of the party said they wanted to me to run for the senate. i said i'm not old enough. i was only 29 years old. a former chief justice whose family had more senators than anyone in history said you obviously did not do very well in law school. he said you don't have to be 30 to be elected, you hav

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casey, hello. >> good morning to you.e in fact say they have been forced to come up with not one, but several different plans to address the flood of large groups of migrants that have been coming to this city recently. a few weeks ago they opened up a makeshift welcome center designed to link migrants with resources like shelter and transportation. but the city has also secured a $2 million contract with a charter bus company and since august 23 at least 60 buses have taken more than 3,000 migrants from el paso here to places like new york, and chicago. the system is running more smoothly now after last week. migrants were camping out on city sidewalks here near the bus station. officials say they are working more closely with ngos and volunteers to get them off the streets temporarily to get them in hotels and shelters. >> the federal government is releasing them with little warning to the cities. it is not a safe environment for the migrants or especially those migrants with families to be sleeping on the streets. so o

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senator casey and i can champion the union way of life. thank you very much. it is an honor i live eight minutes away from here. when i leave tonight i have 3 miles away that or you haven't someone with the mansion in new jersey give a friend and ally. sent me to washington dc. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen candidate for united states senate for pennsylvania. [applause] ♪♪ >> welcome pennsylvania. let me tell you a little bit about myself things that you may not have heard my parents were immigrants. they came legally. [applause] they loved america because they witnessed the american dream. to come here and work the heart out to serve american become an american. do i have it right? and then seeing things lately and forfo me though wake-up call happened during covid. there wasti no medicine left. with those issues that we never thought especially the federal government would get involved in. ideas crushed and science weaponize deny began to witness the same thing happening shutting down the mandates not fair for the american people nor based in

casey, take care. you know. told, but the presence of anthony mack a key was -- anthony mackey was still a blockbuster hit for people. marvel movie star is partnering with a roofing manufacturer to help fix homes damaged by hurricane ida last year. the company has committed to installing 500 roofs in the gulf region including 150 in the seventh ward of new orleans. mackey says he's proud to help out. i'm a big fan of captain america, i'm nola proud of him. he's from there. eric: that is wonderful. and a shout-out to gaf, to companies who help their communities. arthel: eric, good point. that's it for us now, eric. how about we go get some dinner, and we'll be back tomorrow at noon? ♪ ♪ this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with l

this is reflected again and again in the novel jim casey the former preacher who no longer preaches but right up until the moment he slain and gently implores people to act decently toward each other. and tom joad a parolee who killed for the second time was casey reincarnate becomes a living embodiment of best impulses to the brutalized, hungry and downtrodden. his life to a dying stranger after she delivers a stillborn baby. ending steinbeck's deadly entrance side entrance steinbeck refused to change giving of the breast is no more than giving of a piece of bread. however steinbeck's method did not make him a neutral observer of the events in california. has unequivocal support for labor it was evident in his letters and john berry san francisco news column that july. barry had asked steinbeck if he would participate on a non- partisan form of labor and business representatives to the purpose of ending recent strikes. steinbeck wrote i'm afraid of that word nonpartisan. he insisted he was completely partisan. explaining every effort i can bring to bear is and has been at the core of t

and thank you, casey and thabethe, i'm really thrilled to be here. let me say that first. and i was really interested in what you were saying, monica, about i actually when i look down, it's because i'm taking notes. what you said about i knew me rather than no way. i really that as a concept and i think that's so important for what i like is that african-american healing. i would say men and women but i really like that as a reimagining of it. i think for me, i guess my thoughts were primarily speak for my own work, although i thinking to not to compare myself. toni morrison, but thinking about that, you know, it sees me on healing, but also what i think is interesting about her work and we were talking about this dr. lewis is, how her work say in the bluest eye for example piccolo part of why she i mean, there's a million things that go wrong, but part of why she doesn't feel is because she continues to look outward rather than looking in the loaves, don't have community. i mean and you see a forgotten narrator's name read this book of dies but the trope what's her name

bill in front of me the antiunion way so the states in the race and then to work with senator casey and i can champion the union way of life. thank you very much. it is an honor i live eight minutes away from here. when i leave tonight i have 3 miles away that or you haven't someone with the mansion give campaign elections ahead of the 2024 -- the 2020 elections. -- the midterm elections. >> please welcome dr. mehmet oz. [applause] ♪ my parents came to this country legally. and they witness the american dream. it's a straightforward proposition, you serve america and you become an american. to do the right way. do i have it right? we all believe in the american dream. or at least we thought we would have it, and we have seen things of late that make us a little worried about the status of the american dream. for me, the wake-up call happened in covid. do you know what happened when you mix politics and medicine? you get politics. no medicine left. we saw government overreach into issues that we never thought, especially the federal government would get involved in. we saw ideas crashed.

can work with senator casey and i can champion the union way of life in d.c.. thank you very much and it is an honor. i live eight minutes away from here and when i leave tonight, dr. oz and his mansion in new jersey, you have a friend, you have an ally. send me to washington dc. thank you very much. thank you steelworkers. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome to the stage, candidate for the senate dr. oz. dr. oz: oh my. god bless you pennsylvania and welcome. let me tell you a little bit about myself. things you may not have heard. my parents were immigrants, they came legally. like all the immigrants that came to this country they loved america because they witnessed the american dream which is a straightforward proposition. you come here, you work your heart out, you become an american. you do it the right way. do i have it right? we all believe in the american dream. we thought we would have it. we have been seeing some things of late that make us worried about the status of the american dream. the wake-up call happened during covid. you know when you mix