casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. the clerk: ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley.ch. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis.. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. mr. merkley. mr. moran. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. wy mr. young. the cl

casey, on how they're doing. but we know the potassium river this time of year might be 45 degrees or so according to some of the data so we're seeing online and so it would be a really urgent search to reach people who might have 123 hours and in water temperature, that cold as cruz tried to rescue them >> so gave we were speaking earlier on our air with the spokesman for the baltimore city that fire department. and he talked about divers being in that water. you mentioned how cold it was. he also said that there was a vehicle that was this. they're not sure exactly what it was, but it was the size of a tractor trailer he said, and i also want to point now to everyone that's joining us. it's obviously still very dark outside this happen overnight, but these are live aerials from wj la that we are now able to see of the bridge. again we can see this collapse because there was a live stream of it at, at the time gabe, i also want to just bring to everyone and to you this this news just in and cleared by our teams

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thank you casey. >> there's a big screen. >> oh sorry casey. all right. well, casey is going to be tweeting from the coliseum all night long. check out what he's already posted today. follow him at casey pratt, abc seven world. >> we're putting the abc seven news storm impact scale to work. tomorrow's storm ranks a level two. >> yeah. today we've had a mix of sun, clouds and a few showers. abc seven news meteorologist andy patel is tracking tomorrow's wet weather. sandhya. >> yeah, and ama and jr. we are going to see it as early as tomorrow morning. right now, i want to show you live doppler seven. residual moisture, a little heating from the sun. and we're still seeing a couple of pop up showers. this one moving through the south bay right now. morgan hill highway 101. you will notice santa teresa boulevard. some wet pavement, isolated shower in the knoxville area. these showers winding down. the next storm is moving in tomorrow. it's a level two rain, heavy at times. chance of thunder and hail gusts 45 plus miles an hour. it is a two. as i mentioned. an

casey, thank you so much. that's casey pratt there in oakland. >> i like that one. >> all right. well, in san francisco, it's been a decade since the city launched vision zero, the traffic safety policy, pledging to eliminate all traffic fatalities by this year 2024. has it worked? abc seven news reporter luz pena is here with the latest numbers and the city's plan moving forward. luce. >> that's right. in 2014, san francisco pledged to make changes to eliminate all traffic deaths. but traffic deaths have actually climbed over the past five years, rising to 39 deaths in 2022 and 26 fatalities in 2023. the 2022 tally was the city's highest since 2007, when the city recorded 41 deaths. the goal is to have zero traffic deaths, but this map by vision zero sf. org shows the heartbreaking reality ten years later. since 2014, more than 500 people have died in traffic related collisions in san francisco. >> the data doesn't lie. we have around 30 people killed every year and about 3000 people injured. >> the city's vision zero tracker also shows that more than 200 others are seriously in

. >> thank you, chairman casey. in 2050, that you think the problem is bad now -- one in four americans will be 65 years of age or older. with an aging population that we know is coming at us, thank goodness we have hearings like this to highlight what you are going to do about it. sometimes, the market doesn't do the job. i do want to say that ideally, these things are crafted through the market and probably with states leading the way. i say that for one big reason -- i am on the budget committee. the biggest thing that challenges this place is how you would add something even further to the list of things you want to do when we are now borrowing a trillion dollars every six months instead of annually, and that has just changed over the last five years so we have to be careful. but it still has nothing to do with a problem or an issue that is out there and this is about highlighting who can do it best and how you get there. chronic workforce shortage, when i traveled and visited all 92 counties in indiana, pre-cov

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sarah casey: unfortunately wesel south.advancements in the sexual reproductive health and rights. we are seeing a lot of funding from the religious right going to fund anti-choice movements in the global south and they use seminal tactics, let us take kenya for example, their growing influence of the anti-rights movement in kenya has slowed progress on a drug that issed and there were high court rulings that affirmed abortion is a fundamental and directed parliament to enact reforms to make it accessible after\from the antichoice movement it has stayed the ruling which also partly relied on roe v. wade in the ruling and in addition they have trying to put in a family planning model thawoulenact the framework [inaudible] in accordance with the local laws but antióichoice movements largely funded ended up causing that to be withdrawnfrom the ree u.s. samantha barry: i am irish and grew up in ireland and i was so proud to grow up in a country that finally gave women there access to reproductive rights and i wrote that i was te

bob casey calls it greed- flation and he is fighting back. >> i'm bob casey. my plan gives the federal trade commission the right to punish corporate price gouging. putting money in your pocket instead. that is why i approve this message. >>> joining us now is bob casey. the longest serving democratic senator in pennsylvania. he is running for u.s. senate in 2024. senator, first of all, great seeing the pennsylvania map behind you. that's the way you guided us through this four years ago. what does it mean to the biden campaign? what does it mean to you to see the biden campaign opening a campaign office in lancaster? >> well lawrence, i saw a good bit of that this week. i was all across the state. i was traveling across the northern tier counties. and in erie, we opened an office there. and there's a lot of energy and intensity because i think people are ready now to be able to deliver a message about how democrats have delivered. when i go to these county, i tend to list all the things we got done. by name and project. infrastructure projects, investments wi

congress needs to stop, bobby casey's bill needs to stop price gouging. >> joining us now, bob casey,ngest serving senator of pennsylvania. he's running for reelection this year. senator casey, to some voters, it will sound like too small of an issue for a president or a senator to be concerned about how many potato chips there are in the back. what is at stake? >> lawrence, what is at stake for so many years now, these companies have been shrinking their product but not their price. that is the basic ripoff that we are talking about here. that is why i have legislation to do that. in the largest sense, it's a greater problem, greed. the corporations jacking up prices for the cost of food, the price of household items. they are raising the prices above the cost. corporate profits in the two years between july of 2022 july of 2022, profits were up 75%, five times the rate of inflation. that is a rip off on a grander scale. what we need to remedy that, to pass legislation so that the federal trade commission can investigate price gouging. that is another bill that i have that the presid

sarah casey, alexis mcgill johnson, and jennifer klein. the dobbs decision in 2020 to overturn 50 years of precedent, something we care a lot abo at glamour, we've been looking in the archives that all of the stories that were written around row and we are witnessing this alln reproductive rights in the u.s., which is terrifying. what are you hearing on the ground? can you set the scene for us in new york and those tuning in on the livestream? >> absolutely. it is an honor to be here. i wish we were in france right now celebrating the guaranteed freedom they put in the constitution today. the situation in the states is dire. 21 states now have abortion bands. on in three are living in states where they no longer have access to abortion care in that ste. it means they are traveling significant miles out to get access to care unless they are completely denied access altogether. we have seen stories under storing --8d that abortion veins -- abortion bands make things more -- make pregnancy more dangerous. we know they are now willing to crimi

and so casey, that is that is why this was such an urgent search. are these people who could be in the water because if they're not in their cars, people can only live so long in water that temperature. one to three hours maybe. and so i can see from my vantage point, a lot of police his lights around the bridge. it's hard to tell whether their boats in the water or cars on land. we know though this is about as close as we could get to the bridge at this hour, kasie, because police have both side of the bridge locked down at this point closed off to any vehicles that are not those emergency first it's responders and look, when we pulled up to the scene, we spoke with an officer. and ask where they were from. they said, well, this is not their jurisdiction. they're getting called in, so it's several agencies from across this area, this part of maryland that are getting called to the scene. federal agencies also involved in this rescue operation at this point and we're hearing of course, from a lot of officials, including brandon scott, the mayor of b

casey. thanks for having me this fundraising advantage >> between the former president and the current president is widening quickly. what implications does that have? big picture? >> picture i think it's obviously benefits biden and allows him to really focus on getting that message out in those swing states to really amino spend that money and it's in huge contrast with former president trump, because as biden's campaigning, he's visiting swing states. he's holding these big dollar fundraisers trump is dealing with these legal issues but when we're talking about yesterday with trump, we were talking about that effort to get his case thrown out in georgia. now, trump was also in new york yesterday, obviously at the wake of that fallen off new york city police officer. but still, that fundraising advantage really big for biden probably come for trump. >> yeah. i mean, i think you alluded to this but the costs that the both of these men have are quite different because of trump's legal issues

and indeed the court in casey upheld every abortion restriction before it but one casey also focusedin a new direction on the argument that if women and other pregnant people were abortions second victims because opponents believed it if the supreme court longer concluded that there was a tension between the rights of the fetus and the rights of pregnant people they would no longer justify rights. so anti-abortion groups set out to create their own institutes and journals to publish claims that abortion increased the risk of things. post-traumatic stress disorder and breast cancer. it was in this era, too, a more vigorous and long lasting reproductive justice movement formed, led by, like sister song members, of which are pictured here the reproductive justice movement pushed back against this idea that women to be protected from abortion particularly by saying one this was an argument that presuppose that people of color were being easily led by a predominately white group of physicians. and two, by saying that this argument make sense because it presupposed■ that pele were having h

casey? he has three priorities to lead us to victory in november, that is get out the vote, protect the ballot, and raise the money. in north carolina, we all know michael has built one of the most successful election day operations in and this time last year we asked michael a lot of questions because we wanted to do what he did in north carolina and kentucky and asl know, he returns every phone call. he was so helpful to us and in fact some of the work he helped us lay the groundwork for helped us get a decision in our court of appeals that set precedent for future elections in kentucky. it was invaluable to us to have him as a resource. as general michael has been a machine with fundraising and i'm confident as your treasurer every dollar michael raises is going to go towas it's my honor to enthusiastically second the nomination for our next chairman, michael whatley. thank you. you, casey. as a new member to the 168, everyone understands what a daunting task it can be to join a prestigio

his republican opponent mccormick has endorsed trump, tonight, senator casey released this ad on whats, greed inflation. >> chicken prices 35% higher. toilet paper up 10%, profits increased 100 million, corporations raising prices five times faster than inflation, bob casey calls it greed inflation and he is fighting back. >> my plan gives the federal trade commission the power to punish corporate price gouging, let's roll back the huge corporate tax breaks putting money in your pocket instead. that's why i approved this message. >> joining us now is senator casey, the longest-serving democratic senator in pennsylvania. he is running for u.s. senate in 2024. senator first of all great seeing the pennsylvania map behind you, that's the way you've guided us through this four years ago. what does it mean to the biden campaign, what does it mean to you to see the biden campaign opening a campaign office in lancaster? >> lawrence, i saw a good bit of that this week. i was all across the state. i was traveling across those northern tier counties, red counties, mccain county, warren county a

and indeed the court in casey upheld every abortion restriction before it but one casey also focused the anti-abortion movement in a new direction on the argument that if women and other pregnant people were abortions second victims because opponents believed it if the supreme court longer concluded that there was a tension between the rights of the fetus and the rights of pregnant people they would no longer justify rights. so anti-abortion groups set out to create their own research institutes and journals to publish claims that abortion increased the risk of things. post-traumatic stress disorder and breast cancer. it was in this era, too, a more vigorous and long lasting reproductive justice movement formed, led by, like sister song members, of which are pictured here the reproductive justice movement pushed back against this idea that women to be protected from abortion particularly by saying one this was an argument that presuppose that people of color were being easily led by a predominately white group of physicians. and two, by saying that this argument make sense because it

casey, i don't think they can do that. i don't think it's solely their call as to what media sources might get into cover the convention. but it just shows that this is a story with legs and now it's being used for political mileage yeah now, it's not there call. and also you're really going to give up an entire broadcast network for your candidates convention speech heading into a competitive election. i have some questions about that. >> michael, >> one of the other things we've been talking about this morning is obviously the way that the trump campaign and the cover of the new york post or phrasing, framing what we saw in new york yesterday, this and of glitzy fundraiser with three presidents on the stage, stephen colbert, lots of hollywood stars vs donald trump attending the wake for slain police officer in new york and i can't help but thinking also, we just did a little read on the fact that college costs are now there are some northeastern universities the tab for it is like $90,000, which seems to underscore to me

dana. >> dana: casey stegall in el paso.. >> bill: a senate amendment that would ban the use of taxpayer money to fly migrants into the u.s. goes down in a whopping defeat. it was 51-47. every republican voted for it. every democrat voted against it. republican senator bill hagerty proposed the amendment and joins us in studio. hello to you. was the writing on the wall this thing hit the floor? >> chuck schumer tried everything he could to block this until the dead of night. we ran right up to basically a government shoutdown before he finally said we'll put it onto the floor. i didn't get it on the floor until 1:30 in the morning. they thought no one would see that every democrat voted to fly illegal migrants in here from countries like haiti, cuba, columbia on taxpayer funds using charter flights flying them over the border and putting them into the interior of america. 320,000 illegal migrants in this program just last year. over a 12 month period. >> bill: could it meet that number again or go higher? >> i think so. ever

. >> a report from pennsylvania senator bob casey found the size of some oreo cookies has decreased by 6% since 2019. a family size of wheat thins has dropped 12% in weight. >> try new charmin mega roll. >> it's four times the sheets in one ad and some charmin toilet paper rolls now have 20 fewer sheets. >> president biden recently took aim at shrinkflation, calling it a rip off. >> give me a break. >> the american public is tired of being played for suckers. >> last week, senator casey introduced a bill that would give the ftc and state attorneys general authority to crack down on shrinkflation. but many republicans dismissed that idea. it's a tactic that fits well with the president's previous attempts to blame price gouging for higher prices. >> but these arguments are political spin and not serious explanations. >> republicans argue the democrats economic policies are the root of the problem, even though inflation is down considerably from two years ago, a report on prices released last month was worse than expected, fueling new worries on wall street. the president is expected. to

, an issue _ well, people like louise casey, an issue was— well, people like louise casey, an issue wasthe same — issue was that we will have either the same government or another government more likely shortly after christmas, _ government more likely shortly after christmas, so we will either have stop start — christmas, so we will either have stop start extremism policy and political — stop start extremism policy and political debate about the left and right, _ political debate about the left and right, or— political debate about the left and right, or a — political debate about the left and right, or a policy political debate about the left and right, ora policy on political debate about the left and right, or a policy on hateful extremism we can all agree on and then the _ extremism we can all agree on and then the party political debate but we have _ then the party political debate but we have to have a government to position— we have to have a government to position that gets above the election debate and across the next parliament otherwise it's not worth having _ parliament oth

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our casey stegall is live in el paso. several smuggling attempts have been sapped recently where you are. tell us about it. >> aishah, they have been, and this is where it all originates, write out here at the southern border. the chief of u.s. border patrol says one incident this week involved a criminal who had already been in this country and deported. he was located during the raid of a stash house over in las cruces, new mexico, which is part of the el paso sector. a total of ten migrants were taken into custody. among them, the feds say, a mexican national gang member who had previously been convicted of raping a child in kansas. he will be processed for felony reentry into the u.s. agents are also discovering four migrants over near the same spot. they were hidden away inside of the tractor-trailer, attempting to be smuggled in. all this as officials say we have now crossed a new immigration milestone under the biden administration. >> we just hit 2 million known got-aways, 2 million people we know crossed the bord

our casey stegall is on the ground in new mexico.things are looking different over there. >> officials here in sunland park which is just across from the state line of el paso, texas, say that the migrant surge is taking a toll on schools. we will explain how coming up in a live report. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program. options start at $9.95 a month. no medical exam, no h

casey, aye. senators voting in the negative -- barasso, boozman, britt, cassidy, cramer cruz ernst, fischer, graham gafl hawley hoeven hyde-smith johnson, kennedy, lankford marshall risch, romney roun rubio, schmitt, tillis tuberville and young. mr. cornyn, no. shaheen, aye. the clerk: ms. lummis, no. mr. lee, no. the clerk: mr. wicker, no.@/ the clerk: mr. markey, aye. mr. tester, aye. mr. wyden, aye. mr. braun, no. mr. fetterman, aye. the clerk: mr. thune, no.e clerk: mr. cotton, no. the clerk: mr.welch, aye. ms. cantwell, aye. mr. reed, e. mr. merkley, aye. mrs. mrs. murray, aye. mr. daines, no. mr. mcconnell, no. mr. coons, aye. mr. schumer, aye. the clerk: mr. the clerk: mr. schatz, aye. the clerk: ms. stabenow aye. ms. collins, no. the clerk: mr. scott of south carolina no. the clerk: mr. paul, no the clerk: mr. ricketts the clerk: mr. no. the clerk: ms. sinema, aye.:b the clerk: ms. hirono aye. mr. murphy aye. mr. vance, no« the clerk: mrs. blackburn, no. the clerk: ms. murkowski, no. mr.

casey, remind our viewers who see the sea of white of congressional women. yes. democrats in the house and senate, why? they are all wearing white. >> it's about reproductive rights. and that, of course, has become a the central issue. frankly, the democrats want to promote for all of the discussions that we're having around this table about the president's challenges on immigration and the economy, democrats are going to plan to answer those challenges with abortion. i mean, that is going to be something that we are going to be hearing over and over and over again throughout this election. and frankly, you know, it's exploded into ivf, right? this big part of why what's going on with in vitro fertilization in alabama is so important to this election is because it really casts the dobbs decision as one that has an incredible range of unintended consequences. in many cases, you're seeing republicans have to scramble to say, no, no, actually, that's not what we meant. we didn't mean to get in the way of you actually starting your family. so this is one way, particu

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>> yeah, casey, i mean, he is a living legend. so this is a developing story, but what we do know from espn's reporting from the la times reporting is that ohtani's lawyers believed missile heide stole millions of us dollars from the athlete and used it it's a place bets with a bookmaker who is currently under federal investigation in the united states. we also know from an espn interview with measle huldah on tuesday that he denied ever placing any bets on major league baseball games and said that ohtani was never involved in any of the gambling. now, what we can confirm is that so how has been fired by the la dodgers. we also have a statement from ohtani's lawyers that reads and i quote in the course, of responding to recent media inquiries, we discovered that shohei has been the victim of a massive theft, and we are turning the matter over to the authorities. so on wednesday, we saw me. so hada translating and interpreting for the athlete in seoul during the major league baseball season opener. and by thursday he was out. casey

casey >> all right. or meteorologist derek van dam, derrick. thank you very much for that. >> all right. a cockpit seat mass mishap may have caused a boeing seven at seven jet to nosedive on monday. that's according to the wall street journal, at least 50 passengers were hurt. some hit the ceiling. latam airlines called it a technical event. the journal reports a flight attendant may have hit a switch on the pilot's seat pushing it into the controls and forcing the jet two plunge are up next here in just a matter of hours, a judge will reveal whether fulton county prosecutor fani willis will be kicked off. donald trump's election subversion case, plus taken over tiktok, a former trump cabinet member says he's got the cash to buy it >> vegas. >> story of sin city. sunday on cnn >> from meat free monday to sizzle pans sunday so many ways to save life ready while it happy. but 365 by whole foods market >> ai is redefining work artificial intelligence is super charging our own human intelligence that's what we'll move business school machine learni

casey steak 18 live in the -- casey stegall is live in the border town. reporter: hey, alicia and jonathan, the latest caravan left the mexico guatemala border on monday and according to the organizer, they made it about 65 miles progress in the last week or so. they tell fox their plan is to head to mexico city and final destination plan for the usa. about 2,000 in size and the thinking is that some are bound for juarez, just across from el paso here, where at the moment there's already dozens of migrants camping out as you is key in the video stationed on the mexican side of the wall. ngos in juarez are preparing and senior border officials say as that huge group gets closer and closer to our southern border, it'll likely be divided up and sent to multiple locations in texas, new mexico, arizona, and california. >> people need to understand, when you see this caravan coming up to the nation's boarders, it's not necessarily the entire caravan crossing at that one area. what happens is the drug cartels, which we've been saying for quite some time, they co

senior correspondent casey stegall is live at the border in el paso with the very latest hi casey. >>i arthel the surge of troops in fact over the last two weeks or so is in response to that incident. no rest for that weary for agents though out here in el paso on the front lines. this weekend we have seen two large groups ourselves crossing the border illegally and surrendering over two border patrol. this morning about 95 migrants including single adults and family units came into el paso illegally from juarez. they were literally meant to advance in a bus after being processed well yesterday evening a large group roughly 150 in size came through at the same spot which is gate number 36 work most of the action seems to be. once again a mix of people. this as additional national guard troops have been deployed to the texas southern border a total of 700 have been surge to the sector alone in the last two weeks. thousands of other troops from at least a dozen other states are now out here, out on the front lines. including some who just came from indiana. >> they are proving once agai

. >> correspondent casey is back on the story in el paso today. hey, casey. >> good to be with you.appy easter. it's been a busy holiday weekend out here for border patrol agents. we have seen two large groups illegally cross into the united states and surrender to federal agents. this morning about 95 migrants including single adults and also family units came into el paso from war red spirit they were loaded up in advance and a bus. 150 in size came through at the same spot. gate 36 where most of the action seems to be in this sector. once again, a mix of people. this as additional national guard troops. 1200 have been searched to this one sector alone in the last two weeks and thousands of troops from at least one dozen other states are out here on the front lines including some who just arrived from indiana. >> once again if the federal government active on the border -- >> over in eagle pass this morning the drone capturing these images, about nine migrants across the rio grande river and then walked right along the shoreline on the u.s. side next to the razor wire in shelby pa

fox news senior correspondent casey stege l is on the ground -- casey stegle is on the ground with ry, gillian, the caravan is deep in southern mexico and not terribly far from the border from guatemala and heading to mexico city and then their ultimate destination is the united states of america. video of the group shows about 2,000 people sources say that they will not all head to the same spot. rather the group will be broken up into smaller groups by the carcartels and then sent strategically to different locations. consider ton text, this is how -- for context, this is how far away they are, they're in the southern state of chiapas. about 18 hours by car to reach mccal lum and further to reach eagle pass and el paso. >> this administration hasn't done a single thing to slow the flow. just mean withs this caravan getting to the border, they'll send more resources to the border and process quicker and release quicker because if there's no overcrowding, they can keep saying the border is secure. reporter: meantime new texas dps video from web is county shows a high speed pursuit ea