is reaffirmed in casey in 1992. in several other cases so a good judge will consider it as precedent of the united states supreme court worthy as treatment of precedent like any other what about griswold which was decided a few years before row the case where the court found constitutional right to privacy? can you tell me your views on griswold? center it's a precedent. it's now. 50 years old griswold involved the right of married couples to use contraceptive devices in the privacy of their own home. and it's 50 years old. the reliance interests are obvious. been repeatedly reaffirmed all very important factors again in analyzing precedent well, i think i'm going to stop questioning but i kind of sum up what you and i just talked about in regard to precedent. so everybody understands the principles that are stake here. there are two reasons why you can't give your opinion on these cases. one i believe is independence. and the other one is fairness to future litigants. is that the way you see it? it is senator if i

is reaffirmed in casey in 1992. in several other cases so a good judge will consider it as precedent of the united states supreme court worthy as treatment of precedent like any other what about griswold which was decided a few years before row the case where the court found constitutional right to privacy? can you tell me your views on griswold? center it's a precedent. it's now. 50 years old griswold involved the right of married couples to use contraceptive devices in the privacy of their own home. and it's 50 years old. the reliance interests are obvious. been repeatedly reaffirmed all very important factors again in analyzing precedent well, i think i'm going to stop questioning but i kind of sum up what you and i just talked about in regard to precedent. so everybody understands the principles that are stake here. there are two reasons why you can't give your opinion on these cases. one i believe is independence. and the other one is fairness to future litigants. is that the way you see it? it is senator if i

that makes casey a precedent on precedent. another example of that -- you might say there are other cases like that -- miranda. so miranda is reaffirmed a lot, but then in the dickerson case in 2000 chief justice rehnquist writes the opinion considering the stare decisis factors and reaffirming miranda, even the chief justice [inaudible] by the way, had been a fervent critic of miranda throughout his career, he decided that it had been settled too long, had been president too long, and he reaffirmed it -- >> [inaudible] i'm -- >> sorry to interrupt. >> i'm sorry to interrupt. >> i want to switch subjects, and one last question. what would you say your position today is on a woman's right to choose? >> as a judge -- >> as a judge? >> as a judge it is an -- important president of the >> senator, again, i would tell supreme court, i'm in roe v. wade and planned parenthood versus casey, been reaffirmed >> as a judge -- >> as a judge? many kinds. casey's precedent >> as a judge it is an on precedent, which itself is important presi

casey, charlene's boyfriend.g sketchy about him. >> he was actually trying to get rid of a gun. >> the gun in question was a glock, nine millimeter, semiautomatic pistol. thank and color. and cops knew it was the same caliber gun that killed josh and amber. and when detectives called casey back for more details about the handgun. he explained the weapons that story. his girlfriend, shortly, and who had been so quick to act mouth josh. he owned the pink lock. >> and charlene worked aate sec? is that right? >> correct. she brought a handgun to new york. >> but casey said it was all totally incident. she had a permit to kill the permit in texas, but not in new york state. and i hate to get up to sodas after the murders, she said she forgot to leave the gun at home. >> casey reached out to some of the people that he knew. and tried to get those who had permits to take care of that weapon for her. >> did the story of the peak gun sound a little fishy? maybe. but a ballistics test ruled out that block as the one who ki

casey, not too many months ago, snap was saying we're fine with this ad targeting stuff. ios changes aren't going to affect us that much. this, kind of like a weird second wave that's hit these companies. what does it mean? >> well, i think there's a second problem that snap has here, right. which is that people are watching their friends' stories less and less so the best place snap had to show you an ad was in between stories to see what the people you know are up to. they're just not watching those anymore because so many people moved to tiktok. in addition to that, at&t headway, you have the fact they have less inventory to show it's really hurting them. >> alex, in a way you wouldn't think that would be so painful to have less inventory when there's fewer marketing dollars to demand a price premium but they can't how long do you think it lasts >> i think for snap it's going to last a long time. for the next few years we might look at this as the good old days for snap. we're not even in a recession, the ad dollars are going to dry up more. this is snap's ability with

casey, are you saying that you see the problem coming more from the white house than from china? >> i think -- i think the problem is coming from both places i think that the instability you're seeing, the tensions between the two countries is making it difficult for apple on how dependent it is on china for its manufacturing even though it has tried to diversify away from it. >> let's move on we'll be right back to you amazon and alphabet now, both exposed to the slowdown in consumer demand that is hitting amazon as e-commerce business and alphabet's ad revenue. deirdre bosa on how they are handling it. >> these two names are in the middle unlike meta and snap they're more resilient and their business models are more diversified. both have large businesses that have held up well this year, offsetting the weak ad market and slowing e-commerce demand in the case of amazon they also have not been as solid as a microsoft or an apple no one hired more than amazon did coming out of the pandemic or spent as much to build up capacity so andy jassy, though, he addressed it earlier than o

among them casey desantis, wife of florida governor ron desantis.ort in her cancer battle in a new campaign ad. >> diagnosed with cancer. i was facing the battle for my life. he was the dad who took care of my children when i could not. he was there to pick me off of the ground when i literally could not stand. he was there to fight for me when i didn't have the strength to fight for myself. that is who ron desantis is. >> emily this was a beautiful ad appeared we talked about casey's cancer diagnosis. it was one year from the date that she released this ad. she rang a bell in the governor's mansion for her last chemo treatment and in march the governor and the first lady got to announce that she was cancer free. a beautiful moment for the family. what an ad that was. >> it is incredibly moving. all of our prayers are with her in our celebration and support along side of her for being cancer free. we've talked a lot on the scuttlebutt how breast cancer has impacted everyone of us and hearing her testimony has reminded of my mom who beat breast cance

we're going to take a closer look bring in platformer news founder casey newton casey, thank you for being with us i assume you just heard the discussion let me bring up a tweet by bill gurley, a subtweet, let's call it because he didn't testify who he's talking to, but he posted the definition of sunk-cost facility what do you think here is this what zuckerberg caught, that he's spent so much money on this thing and couldn't get out of it now? >> i think, it's clear that this is a true bet company moment for mark zuckerberg. whether you think this is or not, the fact is he's been bothered around this app business and he's determined not to the tim cook control his future so in his mind he has to make the metaverse work for meta to have any future at all. so, i understand why investors are so spooked by what they're seeing but i think in zuckerberg's mind, he doesn't have a choice, he either building the next best platform or after ever-shrinking market >> right, julia, if he has that and with performance and intelligence there, later on if he's too early to the metaverse and doesn't

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all right, casey. thank you. we're looking forward to six o'clock then. well coming up the tradition carries on the sun joining his daredevil father on a risky skyscraper climb, we'll show you where next. the man known as the french spider-man has scaled one of spain's highest skyscrapers all without a harness take a look for the very first time ever the 60 year old daredevil and land rovere was joined by his son julian bystanders and police watched as the pair climbed the glass covered office building in barcelona. they completed the 472 foot climb in a little less than an hour police says you can imagine met them at the top and scored them down the more traditional way that would be inside the building. all right. well, that's all the time we have for this edition of abc 7 news at five. i'm dionne lim for spencer and casey and all of us here. thanks so much for joining us. we'll see you right back here in just about half an hour for abc 7 news at 6. >>> tonight -- hurricane ian's death toll rises, now the deadliest storm to hit florida in 60 years. the

senator bob casey, thank you for the time.me on and take on the questions, we're happy to have them on. we appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> coming up, you're looking live at a crowd getting ready for former president barack obama in the battleground state of wisconsin. he was in michigan hours ago. talking about the situation that happened out in san francisco where nancy pelosi's husband was attacked. we'll see if the former president talks about that in a few moments. we'll have that live for your next. and twice the choice. sirloin salisburury steak and all-natural salmon. perfect for luncnch or dinner. only at ihop. download the app and earn free food with every purchase. ♪ hit it!♪ ♪it takes two to make a thing go right♪ ♪it takes two to make it outta sight♪ ♪one, twoget loose now! it takes two to make a-♪ get double rewards points this fall. book now at bestwestern.com. with new chapter multi-vitamin gummies, you get so much more than just... mmm. ... more nutrients. you also get less sugar and that means less candy posing

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your great senator, and my friend, bob casey.erson to be senator, john fetterman. -- and yours soon to be senator, john fetterman. and we are with one of pennsylvania's proudest sons, president joe biden. everybody here knows joe. joe biden has always stood for what we stand for as democrat, working people, good jobs, fair wages, decency, democracy. i do believe that when you know what you stand for you know what to fight for. we have 11 days to get it done. 11 days, pennsylvania. 11 days until this november's election, and all of those issues that i just mentioned that we stand for are on the ballots. we are here to say we are committed to making each and every day count. we have done this before. we know had to do what we do. we've done it before. remember in november 2020, patriotic pennsylvanians of all ages, races, backgrounds, braved a local -- a global pandemic, stood in line and cast ballots and then you insured every single vote was counted. thank you, josh shapiro. you stood firm against election deniers in this very bu

. >> yeah, i do not know i am not one who knows let's bring in, thank you, julia, casey newton, editorplatform, cnbc contributor, see if he knows. casey, i know you don't know either, but what does this tell us about -- because i'm trying to make this investor relevant here, betting on billionaires because there are people along the process tweeting at me, elon musk he's a genius, he's got this all figured out he's playing them like a poker hand, and elon musk always wins. what happened? >> well, look, you read the discovery for yourself, and what you see is that at almost no part of the process did elon seem engaged with the details. we have example after example of elon trying to renegotiate the deal and ask basic questions about it after he had signed a deal to buy the company, so in some ways it's not surprising that after his lawyers would sit him down and explain what he was about to go through at this trial that once again he had a change of heart. >> i wonder, though, tell me what you think about this idea, some of these very smart, very technically capable people have much mor

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. >> we're going to bring another voice into this conversation casey newton, a platformer he joins us thanks for being here on this breaking news. >> thanks for having me. i'm trying to catch up here, and it's remarkable frankly how little information we have about what has inspired this change of heart for elon musk who as recently as yesterday was claiming a bout attack was affecting his poll on russia >> josh and i were here on a special when elon musk was trying to get out the deal the consensus is this doesn't mean anything for the broader group of companies, but what does it mean for twitter as it goes forward what's the next steps for twitter do we expect to see any major changes on the platform in the near future? >> well, i think major changes will probably be on hold while, first of all, we figure out how real is this offer i hesitate to say it but what make them think this is a final twist in the story what's to say elon musk won't wake up on friday and assuming he is being sincere and wants to acquire the company, there's going to be a lot of confusion inside twitter to fi

casey stegall, thank you for that live report, casey, appreciate it. >>> now to another candidate deep the midterms. new jersey republican congressman jeff van drew. congressman, it's always good to speak with you. what's to your biggest takeaway from casey's report? >> the biggest takeaway is that governor abbott's going to win. the biggest take is that governor abbott is right on point. in other words, you know, it's wonderful for these people in elitist areas, wealthy areas to say that these small towns just have to take in tons, thousands, millions of undocumented, illegal individuals, but that, boy, we sure won't have them in our community even though they say they're sanctuary areas. that's my takeaway. my takeaway is that we have a ton to do to make this border issue better. i can go into all of that, if you want. cheryl: sure. okay, no, no, no. so border is definitely top of mine for you. it seems the voters agree with you as well. the other big issue is crime, in particular in liberal cities, liberal states like new york, like what we're seeing in chicago, an incredible amount

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joining me now is senator bob casey of pennsylvania.e has endorsed john fetterman to serve alongside him in the senate. he did so back in may. all right, so thank you so much for being with us here, senator. i want to play a little bit more from the conversation my colleague had with john fetterman yesterday. let's listen to it. >> you have styled yourself as the no [ bleep ] candidate, that's why a lot of people are drawn to you, sometimes that's easy, and sometimes like in moments like that, that gets tested. so why not follow through on that and be fully transparent and release all of that information? >> and i said, i am putting everything, tested, i am being out and tested day in and day out. and you know, if my doctor teams already said that i'm fine, and i'm ready to go on that, then i'm not really sure that's much more beyond transparent. >> but we're taking your word for what your doctors are telling you, right? we haven't heard from them in months. >> i mean if they believe that i was ready to do that, and i've been able to su

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bob casey suffered a heart attack and had a quadruple bypass and during his second term he underwent a heart and liver transplant. he was diagnosed with hodgkins disease, underwent months of chemotherapy, but stayed in office. he famously chaired the senate judiciary committee while getting treatment and never missed a day of work. their cases differed from fetterman when they were in office and they weren't running for the first time with a recent medical setback. here's where i think the subject is, should it be guided by objectivity and the answer is both. you want to cover this in a way that's empathetic to fetterman whether he's in the senate or not, but i don't think you surrender your objectivity if you're in the media. i think we need to understand the extent of hisable abilitie scrutinize their own, whether it's fetterman, walker in georgia or the events of january 6th. joining me is selena zito of the pittsburgh post gazette and new york post and her most recent book "it's complicated. how our nation is coming together and falling apart." selena, there ought to be consequen

if we did use to close to 500 right now, casey casey to speak basically double double. what used to spend on petrol, what you spend on food? it's just, it's greatest worse than ever be fool. if we look at our current government is how can i put it now? you just you about money disappearing. money has been allocated to different, let's say municipalities in nothing actually happens. so that because economic future is uncertain with poverty and debt worsening. now, solution for many would be an increase in local and for investment to create jobs for the countries electricity and potential water supply crisis. maybe putting investors off of africa's have the worst call. what cuts in decades with many areas without electricity for anything between 2 to 6 hours at a time is really forces of killed to palestinians during a raid on the janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank arm confrontations broke out early on friday. the ministry of health says the victims are a fighter with the janine brigades group and a physician who was shot in the yard of a hospital, palestinian f

well, his wife casey is reportedly leading the hurricane relief effort. byron donald s joins us. congressman, are we seeing a future president and first lady in action here? >> oh, yeah, it's very possible there's no doubt about that. listen, governor desantis has been a leader and everybody sees it, even joe biden had to acknowledge it two days ago. he has pulled the trigger and it's not just during the recovery here in hurricane ian. it's even with how he managed the state during covid-19. he's done a phenomenonal job as our governor and so i think that if voters decided that's what they wanted he would absolutely i guess make the seal come true. stuart: fort myers, part of naples, that's your constituency that's where the damage is being worst. a lot of the people that we're seeing have lost everything. where are they going to get the money from? where do they get any money from any idea? >> well, there's going to be a number of things that are going on so there's obviously the fema individual assistance. fema is actually in communities right now walki

i mean it was combine yet also the model when i'm with leave in those is a rescue thing is neil is casey in theory come in a little that are more c, comptroller gay at that is the larry only give you the easiest little manon horsehair farrell he saw the are you robot casela with that identity cut? yeah, it was. is that comparable casias, a annoying thing where people don't know they may a bought a seattle case for my mom year soon. so to my middle of care, i don't mean to because i'm little i want that done rescue. yes. well, you my mother in law i, i story. thank her. with her head in the thought there was a some most was gone. the bottom area. i think terror, liam, i'm not. there was a one to last year now. no, i get i'm the day that it wasn't going to spend the amount of this the manila persona that was carmel said oh, now was on i think for my name. so now, no, i got this part of the day that it wasn't going to spend the money. this the manila persona girl was carmel said oh, now was on, i think for many or more mary lee b as in ice, you feed them at this. they then, to me that and i

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i'm casey pratt. and let's go check out the forecast lisa last weekend of october.re just weeks away from thanksgiving now, even it's starting to feel like it. yeah really is holding off from turning down the heat and that may change as we get into the middle of the week when some very cold air moves into town we're out ahead of it right now and protected by high pressure, but boy it is foggy out there as we look at this vantage point from our roof camera. it looks pretty good pier 15 54 downtown fifty six in oakland mild numbers from the peninsula to the south bay santa clara 55 half moon bay warmer this morning and there is the fog from the embarcadero 44, santa rosa at novato very low visibility at 46. it's 43 in fairfield and low 50s in livermore. here's a look at the visibility in miles anywhere from a half mile to from livermore quarter mile in the north bay to nothing so much of marin sonoma and napa looking at reduced visibility and along the coast half moon bay just over a mile but with all that cloud cover temperatures have not dropped off and we're lookin

pennsylvania democratic senator bob casey attended last night's debate and joins me now., it's great to see you. thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you. >> let's talk about what we saw last night. we saw a very slick performance from a tv doctor, celebrity doctor, dr. mehmet oz, who was not answering a lot of questions and getting a lot of facts wrong but certainly performed. then you saw, of course, john fetterman recovering from a stroke -- a life-threatening stroke five months ago. in this format, having difficulty. difficulty we haven't seen in other interviews and in live appearances with voters. how are pennsylvania swing voters, the undecided voters, going to react and what are they going to take from this debate? >> andrea, i think what you saw last night was a very clear contrast. i think that's debates often do. they provide a measure of clarity, especially late in a race. when it comes to the big issues that people are voting on. a lot of people are worried about how they are going to make ends meet the next couple of years. they are worried about ret

nominal wages were in crude, out there looking on purchasing power has gone right down. buffy i add casey dear leopard shawna, how are you? i'm be go eligible. i'm to say that piece. it's expensive to get the men from the countryside along that i had. my prices are high because everything's more expensive now. the glasses if it okay, so if i hope things will get better, i get one all as cuban and i'll we can do his hope won't be at the one day things will be the way we don't know so that it all like this is interesting. there of always being crises, some big, some small man we've always had them, which was worse. and i, yes, it gave me and thing sometimes i and i write to our faces, guy with him about the people believe it the last and last is bellamy data. this able, realised that the official talk is nothing but lie. i need that. they say, i'm saying, well, that is a country of pretend it's the people of the suffering to go for how they are about their situation. they reversed was, didn't realize that it was you. i came here before the revolution. i've been out now they part of campus c

good morning to you, casey. good morning. first question. here is. why were the criminal charges against sullivan seen as unusual by the cybersecurity industry? yeah i mean, you called it out in the introduction. there it is. it is basically the first, if not the most kind of high profile and then impactful example of, you know, felony charges being brought against the executive for a breach by outsiders. ah and this is one of those things where you know, i think it was always going to happen at some point, um, from from a security practitioners standpoint, but the fact that this is the this is the transition for the industry into an age where that is a thing that you thinking about as you do your job. i think that's that's what's been unusual and impactful for folks that are behind the wire. and this so from my understanding here, casey is that there is no federal law requiring companies or executives to reveal breaches to regulators are state laws. so what are the laws regarding the reporting of security breaches that that i suppose got sullivan in

casey possibilities out there. the white house is getting ready to issue an executive order. we are essentially saying any time you do a major investment to what we consider national security risk entities, it has to be recorded. to the department of commerce. and i would say the state department and dod as well. we need to integrate those three. and then the president would have the ability to prohibit that. in the interest of national security. >> that makes sense. i was talking to an allied official recently who didn't quite understand. essentially the way i put it is what we have now is wall street investing in chinese technology companies that are helping the pla build weapons to kill american spirit does that really make sense? i would argue it is not. >> you -- far better than i have that is exactly what is happening. why is china exempt from --? why aren't they subjected to the same rules and regulations our companies are? i think they are going to build the shanghai stock exchange. we are seeing the digital you on -- yuan on the rise. i think the global permanency of

casey siegle is with us.bout this creativity. >> stuart, from signing bonuses to viral videos, law enforcement agency say it's been a difficult couple of years trying to hire good quality officers to put out on the roads and they say they've got fake outside of blocks and get this in los angeles, for example. the new recruits are being offered up to $24,000 over two years for housing subsidies in pierce county, washington, or tacoma, the sheriff's department offering a $10,000 signing bonus and taking recruiting efforts outside of washington and setting up a booth at the minnesota state fair. fort worth will hear police making a funny video going viral and comparing to a used car video and charleston, south carolina, police have revamped their entire process with a more doubted driven approach to hiring and retention. >> you know, we went with humor on this one and decided to stay a little light hearted and it has paid off. it has paid off for people to say, you know what, i'd like to work for that department

so casey, if to solar so with live with uncle sheila does mean an unhappy dispatchers who have to come if you throw then a place of business. ah, today the savages take a look normal bill. you are going to do this. no one's out this late getting them all the people . it was really there's not a didn't why did always sensitive emotional about power that on my to but he will charge you the stretch the can we start there and they told you number line nathan body to validate your doorstep. professor squished a dash footage of irish allan was walking jake as well as with cpanel like you saying he's also providing like prob prob pro, how to get started our family to show because he them to come up to kind of a packers fan that was made on the bar hurry that i bought just a bit of the military. so i took with him or whatever you call that was a box with a, with a month with projected supplies, with a, [000:00:00;00] with a, with a a, with the, with the local that you might still do that. you would you like the steps you put them a bit about the sash sash in the back, letting you know those ar

so casey, get hold of all hearing more in the way about to re fire and of shooting going around in the distance. but this is always a thing way at the, at the real details. they kind of filter through to 3 days later after now we just left guessing, looking at social media, looking at russian military blog is complaining about a lack of supplies and trying to make some reduces from that. now it will come back to you in a 2nd 1st, the former u. s. army general david's trials as issued a warning to russian president vladimir putin. he says the us and its allies would respond decisively to any use of nuclear weapons in the ukraine. let's have a quickness in just to give you a hypothetical. we would respond by leading a nato, a collective effort that would take out every rational cont, wrenching, conventional force that we can see and identify on the battlefield, ukraine, and also in crimea, and every ship on the, in the black sea. so make coming a back to you about how has this morning by the trails been received in a new crime. well, the thing is that he's not the only former us general

well, if the marathons of the family lyubov went crazy from the vinzhevanie of zhan -tires and casey,ecame shmontetovy colored pieces. yes, more yak half a hundred is scheduled to open an expeditionary of the complex about mother, starting from the departure, which was in early times to the present, where will be told about the materials of magnitude. what contribution did they make? well, in our area, then smoothly celebrate mother's day and move to the house of culture. we will have an event on october 21st. papa hall. this will be a relay race directly for the zovtsy, yes, it will take place in the pool directly, two participating teams will be accepted by both fathers and their children. we have a family alley, young families were planted directly on trees. she is in jannitsky farm. we'll go there too, we'll do the landscaping. well , monuments and possibly planting another bar of trees and according to tradition. usam mother's day jean-tires. how they hurt him, at least five children will be planted with vegetable gardens, i’ll definitely get out of the day at the capital of the

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got somehow bam boostled into standing next to ron and casey desantis. that's a problem.tis doing heck of a job deploying resources and getting stuff done. jesse, it's going to hurt the democrats. because, also, the commitment to america, the republicans put out takes on energy full scare. they address prices and energy production. they have a plan very specific about it. >> jesse: very clear that casey desantis is the secret weapon down there and i don't think ron would argue with that. kellyanne conway is a fox news contributor. >> joe biden got out of the shot. thank you, jesse. >> jesse: congratulations. now she has too do the show whenever ask her. she can't dance around. have a good one. up next, kamala finds her true calling and this time it's not outer space. ♪ ♪ i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose.

casey and monica jonas right now with congressman dan crewnshaw.ed your help and you had to pull out your military background to do it? >> they probably don't need my help. every dollar counts in this race. these are winnable districts. make no mistake these are not republican districts. none of these districts are at our plus whatever. these ladies have a serious fight on their hand. they are right there. they can win this stuff. we haven't win seats in south texas because of republicans in decades pretties of a democrat held seats in a long time. south texas is turning red. we need to push them over the edge so every dollar counts. every dollar that you donate to texas reloaded get split between those three candidates. they can get their ads on the air. they can keep them on the air right up until the election then get people there message and let people know what they stand for. i think south texas stands where the same things that the ladies stand for. i'm really proud to support them. we want to put this ad together. it's exciting. raise some

the democratic senator from pennsylvania, casey, bob casey, wrote after the debate, fetterman has a clear record of public service, knows the commonwealth, cares about pennsylvania, will be a great senator. like no comment at all about the debate itself. i thought it was just kind of interesting that the two senators had those reactions. >> clearly a rorschach test. clearly how they want people to view this, through a particular lens. either they know, we're only two weeks away from the midterm elections, so these are the candidates. these are the options. so, i guess they're reflecting that in terms of how they want people to have an understanding of what happened. >> and our panel will have very strong feelings. they watched too. and they've got very strong feelings about how john fetterman performed. i mean, obviously all eyes were on him. and it was challenging. >> it seemed like it at certain times. >> yeah. >> so, okay jake, thank you very much for setting the table for us. >> all right, guys. >> did you even see my philadelphia colors today? you're an eagles fan, right? >> yeah, bu

cnn's chief national affairs analyst, casey hunt, is joining us. she's in fort pierce florida where florida's gubernatorial debate kicks off in about two hours. what are the stakes there? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. the stakes here are incredibly high, not just for 2022, but for 2024. and that's because, of course, we know that ron desantis has been mulling challenging former president donald trump potentially in the 2024 republican nominating contest for president. and i have to tell you, you may be able to see a little behind me, but it does feel a little like it's already a presidential campaign and everything echoes what it felt like when trump was running for president, from the make america florida hats that are bright red that people are wearing, the t-shirts say keep florida free. we drove past the marina and there were several boats that were flying desantis flags in the style of the donald trump flags. so, of course, he's going to be taking on charlie crist in this debate. he's been trailing in polls and very badly in fundraising. de

casey pratt has the highlights in this morning sports. the giants were still clinging to a remote possibility of making the playoffs. but they would have needed to win out and hope for phillies lost. giants hosting the dime backs. the diamondbacks did not leave them much hope, joc pederson can't make the diving catch. sergio, a two run double. the play of the date comes in the bottom of the eighth, a foul ball, goes into the cove and it is right there for the kayakers. all they have to do is reach the ball, but the struggle is real. they are trying to get it. yoink. he is going to steal it from you. a metaphor for the whole season. the giants lose 8-4 and officially eliminated from playoff contention and they did get the ball. the a's taking on the mariners in seattle. look, it is the space needle. first inning, base hit to left, tony kemp comes around to score. deleted not last long. the bottom half of the inning, a bases-loaded hit, two rooms, -- runs, all lasting just one inning. 3-1 and it stayed that way until the eighth. louis torre

one of my best buddies from scranton as we say, bobby casey.. [ no audio ] >> how about this one? is this one working? well, i'll tell you what. i knew he'd come here and do this. no, i'm joking. there you go. all right. lieutenant governor -- i was saying something nice about you. that's why it went out. i'm saying we're going to try like the devil for not having to decide to leave. i wish you didn't. and, john, thank you very much for running. i really do appreciate it. and, sele, you're going to be a great lady in the senate. the only person in the world that comes out of a crisis stronger than they went into the crisis. that's the story i want to tell here briefly. just nine months ago, january 28th, 2022, i was about to leave the white house on my way to mill 19 here in pittsburgh to talk about the resurgence of american manufacturing. we created 700,000 manufacturing jobs since then. before i left washington, i got word about what happened earlier in that day at 6:45 on a snowy day, the bridge behind me collapsed 100 feet straight down in