casey, cole, callie, that's a great story. that is nbc nightly news for this saturday. reporting from new york, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. ♪ lights, camera, access >>> taylor swift, demi lovato, kim kardashian. women rock on "access hollywood." hi, everyone, and welcome to "access hollywood" the weekend edition. i'm liz hernandez. we start our show with taylor swift, who is calling herself out for not being sexy to our guest correspondent scott evans. but we begin with taylor's reaction to yet again making history. >> could it get much cooler than being on the "forbes" 100 most powerful women list? >> probably not. in my definition of cool. probably not. >> that's got to feel great. >> hey, guys. look at these videos with my cat. >> with or without her beloved kitties, olivia benson and meredith grey, taylor is among women powerful enough to be known by only one name, hillary, oprah, and angelina. >> they also said i'm the youngest woman ever on the list, which i was happy they were willing to put that kind of a title on a young person and say, you know,

senator bob casey is in philadelphia pushing for fund nothing to research into rare pediatric diseases. children's hospital of philadelphia, unveiled a new bill that would give drug companies incentive to research treatments for rare and life altering diseases. because fewer children suffer from these diseases, companies are notinvesting into research. >> we want as many researchers and as many experts to focus on rare pediatric diseases and focus on these and then, move quickly into, marketplace. >> in 2012 casey created a pilot program for this same cause but expires in march and he is hoping this bill will make the incentive for funding permanent. >>> the robot's cross country tour was cut short when it met demise on the streets of philadelphia. >> as "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson shows you a local tech group wants to make amends by helping to create a new robot. >> i think it is important that people rise to the challenge. >> reporter: nerds to the rescue. >> it is a pride issue man. there is no way. i love philly. this is my home town. >> reporter: one day after the wo

. >> do you want to look at the one casey has been working on. >> sometimes our brides like to have a element of their dress, so we will do, pleaded folds like casey is a playing where we will put drapings. this is called brush embroidery. >> this is like a chalkboard. >> same material that casey has in her hand, that is just black fundent that it is right cake and it gets nice and hard and she wrote on it mr. and mrs. with just some little pieces of white chocolate, and it looks like chalk and she types roseetts on it. >> thank you very much. maybe someone in the studio is getting married. >> we're getting other responses about people, not so thrilled witt. said i think it takes away from the bride and groom the reason why we're there the wedding in the first place. sue, what are you hearing. >> a suggestion from our friend norma that says mike for your wedding cake you should have a tastykake and new york city combination to unite philly and new york. >> that is not a bad idea, norma. >> oh, thanks for reading my comment and bigger thank you you for saying my name ride from ronnetta

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. >> this is fantastic. >> dramatic, unexpected turn arounds are casey crawford's thing. as a football player, he wasn't drafted out of college, but he managed to spend two years as a tight end with the nfl's carolina panthers. then he got cut, but wound up signing with the tampa bay buccaneers in 2002, a season that ended with a super bowl victory. >> i need to set up a call with the head of sales -- >> crawford began to flip homes while he was still playing football. it was the early 2000s and real estate and the real estate bubble were blowing up. >> i think i heard donald trump say this, and he's probably right, the only way to be wrong in real estate at that time was to not buy something. >> crawford was doing so well that he quit football after the super bowl. it worked out fine until 2007 and '08 when bad loans began to kill off giant lenders like countrywide, american home, and wachovia. >> evil. they've been defined by greed. they are defined by lack of integrity, by putting families into loans they couldn't afford. >> despite the chaos, though, crawford sensed a

. >> this is fantastic. >> dramatic, unexpected turn arounds are casey crawford's thing. as a football player, he wasn't drafted out of college, but he managed to spend two years as a tight end with the nfl's carolina panthers. then he got cut, but wound up signing with the tampa bay buccaneers in 2002, a season that ended with a super bowl victory. >> i need to set up a call with the head of sales -- >> crawford began to flip homes while he was still playing football. it was the early 2000s and real estate and the real estate bubble were blowing up. >> i think i heard donald trump say this, a he's probably right, the only way to be wrong in real estate at that time was to not buy something. >> crawford was doing so well that he quit football after the super bowl. it worked out fine until 2007 and '08 when bad loans began to kill off giant lenders like countrywide, american home, and wachovia. >> evil. they've been defined by greed. they are defined by lack of integrity, by putting families into loans they couldn't afford. >> despite the chaos, though, crawford sensed an

septa's board of directors will select casey's replacement. keeply umbrellas happy. we are in the midst of a stormy stretch of weather. meteorologist kate bilo has a first look. >>> jess carbs we've had pop-up storms pretty much day this week but they're only going to increase in number through the end of the week what to expect overnight it's mostly cloudy. it's warm, and it's very muggy for your thursday scattered showers and storms at any time. possible flooding with any shower or thunderstorm that pops up. right now things are pretty quiet on storm scan3. just couple of showers off to the west but that's going to change as we await the rifle of a cold front it will come through late tomorrow night into friday morning and then could it clear out for the weekend? ail have your seven day forecast in just a few minutes. >> also, ahead, at 11:00 tonight, a notorious sink hole reopens and causes a scare in one florida neighborhood. plus this isn't the typical hazard you would find on a golf course. a piece of jetliner falls off mid flight and lands on the green. so how

. >> this is fantastic. >> dramatic unexpected turn arounds are casey crawford's thing. as a football player he wasn't drafted out of college, but he managed to spend two years as a tight end with the nfl's carolina panthers. then he got cut, but wound up signing with the tampa bay buccaneers in 2002, a season that ended with a super bowl victory. >> i need to set up a call with the head of sales -- >> crawford began to flip homes while he was still playing football. it was the early 2000s and real estate and the real estate bubble were blowing up. >> i think i heard donald trump say this and he's probably right, the only way to be wrong in real estate at that time was to not buy something. >> crawford was doing so well that he quit football after the super bowl. it worked out fine until 2007 and '08 when bad loans began to kill off giant lenders like countrywide, american home and wachovia. >> evil. they've been defined by greed. they are defined by lack of integrity, by putting families into loans they couldn't afford. >> despite the chaos, though crawford sensed an op

>> all right, casey, thank you very much as we reflect back a decade ago. you know, when hurricane katrina hit new orleans, people around the country came to its aid. among those who lent a helping hand was louisiana's neighbor arkansas. 75,000 displaced people were sent there, many covered in mud, injured, with no identification at all. some were even separated from their families. arkansas was able to transform church camps into several counties into temporary communities. i spoke to former arkansas governor and gop presidential candidate mike huckabee about it a bit earlier. >> i've been thinking about it a lot this week with the tenth anniversary and a lot of coverage. when that happened, i made sure we didn't treat these folks like victims but as neighbors and family. arkansas is just to the north of the border of louisiana. our hearts were broken as we saw these neighbors of ours inundated with what was the catastrophic hurricane and the breaking of the levees which created the most damage. >> you stepped in and acted. you didn't wait for the federal

casey, thank you. i also want to tell you about some more horrible gun violence, this time in texas. police near houston hoping someone will identify a person who shot and killed the sheriff's deputy last night. deputy darren goforth was filling up his car at a gas station when someone walked up and shot him. deputy goforth was only 47 years old. he's survived by his wife and two children. here's our nick valencia. >> reporter: police say it appears to be an unprovoked execution style killing. >> a witness called 911, let us know one of our deputies had been shot, multiple units arrived, ems arrived on scene, unfortunately the deputy passed. >> reporter: the deputy is identified as 47-year-old darren goforth, a ten-year veteran who was married with two children. >> i have been in law enforcement 45 years. i don't recall another incident this cold-blooded and cowardly. >> reporter: authorities say the uniformed deputy was refueling his patrol car friday evening when this man caught on surveillance camer

casey, good to see you. you are all smiles there, but certainly we know not a lot of smiles, perhaps, from hillary clinton's campaign, another headline regarding these e-mails, and jeb bush, still trying to find a way to get his footing and being very heavily criticized with his foreign policy speech blaming the crisis in iraq on the obama administration and hillary clinton. >> absolutely, tamron. and we just heard from jeb bush on the soapbox here at the iowa state fair. he said this is the first time he's been back at least since 1980 when he said he might have been campaigning here with his father, although he couldn't quite remember. he was in a hurry to try the fried snickers, which is on the menu here, but he also took some tough questions at the soapbox from people who wanted to know whether he, for example, supported his brother's plans to privatize social security. he said, of course, that he did not, although he said that plan might have been acceptable at the time. but tamron, if you look at the p

. >> niechlz a casey martinez i'm from - i'm here to share my opinion of being able to take - i came to the united states 4 years ago and started fifth grade without knowing any english and now passing out of my class i'm ready for college and i don't have any high school diploma because - i'm ready to college so, please give me my diploma thank you for listening. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my name is mr. mar is the father of christine i'm here attorney at law to give my opinion of my daughter not taking casey my daughter finished the class but can't attend the university without a high school diploma i want you to give the opportunity to casey or give her a diploma due to the impeding the opportunity to go to the university for her dream for the effort she's put into her studies i think she deserves the opportunity to college thank you for your time tonight. >> good evening my name is tiling i'm a fourth grade teacher at san francisco international nibble they've met the high standards of the district and my school t

what i know, for sure, is that there were two reporters, casey hunt from msnbc and tommy aimens from m cnbc news who pressed donald trump and told him first that i had been as tough with president obama and democrats that i have been with him and then casey hunt, i understand, asked donald trump to allow me to come back to the press conference. so i -- i don't know about the other reporters, but i know for sure that casey hunt and tom yoemans challenged trump and thanks to them -- i already thanked them personally. thanks to them i was able to come back in and ask my questions. >> there has been quite a backlash to your exchange with donald trump. here are a few of the comments. >> the guy was making a -- you had a question to ask. ask a question. if you want to make a political statement, you can hold your own press conference. >> i think ramos acted like an illegal alien and was treated like one. he cut the line, was disruptive and was deported and trump let him back in. isn't that his policy. >> jorge ramos has become an advocate for people who enter the u.s. illegally and that's

i wonder what bob casey sr. would be saying about that? >> christine. nelson. >> as you know, senator tony williams was harassed after he said that the commissioner of police was not gonna stay. well, i have on good authority that the next commissioner of police will be richard ross. >> a lot of people have predicted that. thank you. val. >> special election this week to replace joe hackett in the state house in delaware county. the democrat won. two republicans ran, split the vote. the delaware county republican committee nominated a union leader. some conservatives didn't like that. they ran their own candidate, split the party. it shows what happens when republicans aren't unified. >> perhaps we're seeing that nationally, too. hey, we had a fiery discussion today. [ laughter ] >> that's your fault. [ laughter ] >> hey! i'm just the guy that asks the questions. george, nelson, val, and christine, thanks for joining us here on "inside story." thank you for watching. have a great sunday, everyone. and we'll see you next week right here on 6abc. ♪ >>>

joining me from iowa is casey hunt. casey, i guess it was a surprise to a lot of people but what are you hearing about the latest fight on the ground? >> well ayman, wire waiting for the people to come into this event venue here in debuke. they are waiting outside already to hear trump speak. but i think that this feud, the resurgence of this feud in what seemed to be unprompted on donald trump's part on twitter last night and responded to very forcefully from roger ails, a move we did not see happen previously when trump initially went after kelly in front of the debates. but in some ways there are some republicans that i've talked to who she this as an attempt to recapture spotlight. suddenly we're back focuses on fox news and donald trump. but this is one of the first times trump has really been under attack from multiple sides. jeb bush is criticizing him repeatedly stop after stop. of course bush has gotten himself into his own sets of troubles talking about anchor babies and comment about asians earlier this week.

. >> we still have to get to casey hunt. we want to hear from louisiana governor bobby jindal who also empraised trump's position and others flatly rejected trump's proposals, take a listen. >> reporter: you know, we should talk about what it would take to get it changed. it would take passing a constitutional amendment. this is a part of our 14th amendment. honestly, i think we should put all of our energies, our political will over finally getting the border secured and fixing the illegal immigration system. donald trump has part of it right. there is no question we should be functioning sanctuary cities. we should deport illegals committing major crimes and have a verification system that actually works to make it mandatory. >> look, this is not about the big personality in the room. this is about how do you fix problems that are broken? we need to start solving problems instead of just saying how bad things are and so, i appreciated the fact that mr. trump now has a plan, if that's what it's called, but i think the bette

well, if reagan sometimes overdid it,wine burger and casey always overdid it. always said to reagan, you shouldn't be dealing with these people. let's just keep to the old -- the old way that we had in the early 1980s. just piling on the pressure. there is no deal yet. that is acceptable to u.s. and nato interests. and this made it extraordinarily hard for the state department to go on conducting the different disarmorment agreements, and schultz really had to fight very, very hard to keep the show on the road. the summit of october 1986 was a failure in the sense that a comprehensive nuclear disarmorment deal which was within -- reaching distance slipped away at the very last because of his formulation about the strategic defense initiative. this interaction, though, was still a positive process when george schultz got back, he went around the country. sang that although no deal had been fineable, no deal should have ever been signed on the terms that he fin -- insisted on so many confessions has been made by the soviet's side that they emphasis ought to be on

. >> casey and psychologicaler are also on a mission to help save lives. stop, drop, and roll puppy style. >> if you don't know your drills, you could end up a dead dog. >> at least 15 kids told rescuers they have learned how to get out of a fire alive. >> do you think you would have remembered these lessons as well? >> no. i think having the dogs would help us remember a little more. >> they have been doing this 22 years, reaching 4 million kids. >> i live with those images. i'll live with that my whole life. if i can prevent a firefighter having to do that just once it makes all the difference in the world. >> 12-year-old casey approaching retirement, the next generation of canine coaches is in training. meet 15-week-old callie. already winning hearts, she may soon be saving lives too. >> she gets all excited. yon yang, nbc news, versailles, can kentucky. >> anything with a dog, the kids are going to listen. >>> the one-click way to make sure teachers and students get what they need to learn. >>> 75-year-old man spent months trying to fix his own roof. h

the prosecutor in the casey anthony death case admits he had an account. >> vicki: and one year since the big 6.0 napa quake. we check up to see how the area is bouncing back. >>: high clod los are accumulating the in the bridge. we might have some rain of talk about a more coming out-up i'm a customer relationship i'm roy gmanager.ith pg&e. anderson valley brewing company is definitely a leader in the adoption of energy efficiency. pg&e is a strong supporter of solar energy. we focus on helping our customers understand it and be able to apply it in the best way possible. not only is it good for the environment, it's good for the businesses' bottom line. these are our neighbors. these are the people that we work with. that matters to me. i have three children that are going to grow up here and i want them to be able to enjoy all the things that i was able to enjoy. together, we're building a better california. >> vicki: tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the 6.0 napa earthquake that caused hundreds of millions of dollars of damage. one year later and businesses are still recov

libby casey is there. libby how big is big? >> del, bernie sanders is bringing his po populace message against the establishment, his speech getting a lot of cheers from this crowd includes calls to fight climate change to increase veterans benefits and strengthen social security. and also talking about racial inequality del. take a listen. >> i ask the economic policy institute to do a study for me. i asked them to take a look at kids who are high school graduates, between the ages of 17 and 20, and what their unemployment and underemployment rates were. this is what they found: if the kids were white, high school graduates, 17 to 20, 33% of them were unemployed or underemployed. if they were hispanic, 36%. if they were african american, 51%! >> reporter: bernie sanders says he has long been fighting against racial inequality del and doing everything from trying to bring down the number of black men in prison, trying to make sure college is more affordable and for trying to push back against what he calls institutional racism,

loiks joins ulibby casey joins n washington with more. libby. >> part of the campaign the white house is waging to convince boast of the those members on the fence as well as the american public that the iran deal is not only smart but necessary. president obama framed the current debate over the iran nuclear agreement is the most significant foreign policy decision since the 2003 iraq war and found parallels. >> many of the same people who argued for war in iraq are now making the case against iran nuclear deal. >> reporter: and he warned against listening to a drum beat of war. >> it was a mindset characterized by a premium on unilateral u.s. action over the painstaking action of building international consensus. >> reporter: the setting president obama chose to mount his defense was itself intended to draw historic precedents, president kennedy's test ban treaty signing. >> john f. kennedy said 50 years ago at this very university that the pursuit of peace is not as dramatic as the pursuit of war. >> reporter: president obama hoping to

senator casey, don't trust iran. vote this down. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am. do you come here often? he works here, terry! you work here, right? yes... ok let's get to the point. we're going to take the deal. get a $1000 volkswagen reward card on select 2015 jetta models. or lease a 2015 jetta s for $139 a month after a $1000 volkswagen bonus. >>> adam is back now and a nice day outside, it's cooler for august. >> a nice break, you'll see the seven day, you'll want to enjoy the break before the heat and humidity return which it will. taking a look now at double scan live radar, all is quiet despite clouds that develop out of the northwesterly flow this afternoon, that is an indication that the atmosphere up stairs really cool and with the august sunshine, at the shore, the weak wind

i'm libby casey in for antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news, the debate over greece's bailout programme threatens to split the governing party. first a look at the stories across the u.s. in our american minute. the navaho nation prejudices to take legal action against the e.p.a. for inadvertently causing a toxic spill into two rivers. it dumped 3 million gallons of mine sludge into the waterways. the e.p.a. said waters has returned to prespill safety levels >>> washington state is fined $100,000 a day over a school funding gap. the state supreme court failed to fund basic education for washington's 1 million schoolchildren. the court ordered state lawmakers to come up with a plan to boost the budget by a million over the next five years >>> the connecticut supreme court deemed the death penalty unconstitutional. death sentences for future dayses have been eliminated. the law allowed sentences to be handed out before then to be carried out. >> a team of nuclear and chemical experts is investiga

libby casey in washington. and the nuclear deal is helping to accelerate a thaw in had relations between britain and iran. the reopen the embassy in tehran. it was stormed by protesters and he closed. >>> it tensions are escalating between north south korea today. the two nations exchanged live fire across their heavily nortfied border, and this comes as the u.s. and south korea hold their joint had military is exercises. now a south korean news agency reports that north korea's leader has ordered the he hello military to have it "full readiness for war." >> reporter: for 11 days now, santa claus shot clock has been using giant speakers to put shared messages across the border with the north. and wednesday, north korea, twice shooting at the south carolinian territory. the south koreanle military fired back with dozens of rounds of artillery, around the same time that it said it will have military action if the speakers weren't taken down within 48 hours. the military raised it's had alert to the highest level.

casey has this point saying, i am working. 85% of u.s.on says, citizens cannot afford to retire. next is bob from washington. go ahead, bob. we will try one more time. ate inl go to n baltimore, maryland. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i'm one of the older people who will call. i'm 88 march. i worked for a company for 12 years, and wound up getting a huge pension of $35 per year. company, -- own i then had my own company and was able to put money away in low risk stocks and bonds, that have paid nicely. then, i went to work for the government in management, and i re for 30 years, and received a very nice pension from them. i amlly, if you figure augmented with medicare, and thank god, we are doing very well. until 1994, i said, and then i consulted for another 10 years. now, i am enjoying retirement. i hope everybody else is fortunate. host: thanks for the call from baltimore. if you're just tuning in, or listening in on c-span radio, we are focusing on retirement, and how you are preparing. aired a special committee on aging at retirement issues, in which someone sa

general george casey's far east air force was delivering bombs. anything worth hitting was hit. ♪ >> manila bay. the core of japanese power in the philippines. 4, the largest convoy in history of the pacific. ♪ january 9, 1945. four divisions landing of rest. -- abreast. we had expected a very different kind of creating the least during filipinos who told us the japanese have pulled back two days before. these are guerrillas. don't let the close value. men like these cap war going in the philippines long after the japs said it was over. ♪ to protect the main thrust to you look, we pushed our left flank deep into the mountain to the north. some targets, a ground soldier cannot reach. some targets a sky soldier cannot see, so they work together. >> i think they are doing ok. they are flying 20 degrees out for. they are doing ok. they are flying too much from northwest, too much from northwest to southeast. >> that is right on the bubble. >> bomb. bomb. very nicely placed. target area. the strafing was effective. >> they are moving out right he

in theda prosecutor casey anthony case has been named in the ashley madison data dump and is being forced to defend himself a stop reporter: the state attorney said that he never met anybody on the cheating website ashley madison, calling the use of the service "an error in judgment." >> although no balls have been broken, these were incredibly stupid choices. have beenh no laws broken, these were incredibly stupid choices. reporter: he used a personal credit card and laptop while on the public wi-fi network. >> my hope is only that this incredibly good judgment in a personal matter will be compared by the public to 35 years of what i hope were very good judgments. reporter: the news broke over the weekend. a website founder has been critical of some of his cases in the past. we asked the state attorney if this was a political attack. the may have been politically motivated, but they had every right to do it. i did something incredibly stupid, and i should have been called on it. reporter: the state attorney says he regrets giving ammunition to to discredit his office. he says he does not

they say, senator casey has not announced his position on the nuclear deal. and they're hoping to convince him by delivering assigning petition, it is one of more than 200 events planned across the country, today. all part of something no war with iron day offing. >> yesterday, we told you about the controversy over the caitlin jenner halloween costume. now, another offensive costume surrounding, well, that guy. cecil the lion, killed. why it is really upsetting some people. hey, brave dave warren. >> yes, we are looking at the comfortable weather here, nothing on ultimate doppler, but that may change. could see some rain coming in. i'll show you when in the seven day forecast, that's coming up. al next. >> national dog day, so we have our coffee and catch the news together. some days one condition of coffee isn't enough. another: duke surprising baby, oh, that's precious picture. fox 29 goodday, we want more pictures. >> ♪ >> breaking news, happened just little while ago. philadelphia's could be croak section of the city, a robbery suspect apparently was s

it is a unique refueling mission casey 135 is supposed to hook up with the b-52 bomber for the air force. once they hope that they were just going to refill the bomber and head back to clayton chairman air force base in oklahoma. the problem arises generous 16.warning about 11 degrees outside. the men arrived well before 8:00 a.m. they prepped for jack, get ready to go and 9:27 a.m. they depart. they leave the runway but 31,000 gallons of jet fuel and about 30 minutes into the fighter pilot calls mayday, mayday, mayday and they are never heard from again. that is essentially where the story begins on a january 16th morning with seven men who are essentially fighting for their lives in this plan that is now over wichita and overcrowded neighborhood. these are well conditioned and as far as the air force. the commander of 10 years in the air force so well seasoned pilot and that is one of the things that help with looking up rumors that came about is actually checking the service for captains back and relive looking at how seasons they were. they were excellent pilots. sometimes still does

libby casey is here with more. >> david, it started up based in nigeria is behind what appears to be an amazing product. a bio fuel that is making it's way into households. it burns cleaner than others like wood or coal burning and for homeowners can help clear the air they breathe. investors are taking note. >> we can create a warm that is clean. that has helped my thinking in which ways i want to invest, and where i want to put my money to work. >> in our next hour, how this green fuel burns which makes it friendly, and the very simple ingredients used to create it one of which is a common man made byproduct. >> hbo brought us shows like the wire, the a plan knows and true detective, and now they are adding a new show, sesame street. one that says will forever change a children's classic. >> a familiar theme, with a new destination. after 45 years sesame street ising paing up and moving from opinions, to a new trio, hbo. where viewers will get an education in subscription. sesame workshop has sign add five year deal with the premium cable channel, that means new episode episodes wi

senator casey, don't trust iran. vote this down. >>> we're back on the best of entertaining tryday friday with all kinds of food and fun. >> okay, today's special, chicken chop chop salad straight from chicago. >> i like that! thank you, alex. >> this is the one from belly deck, right? >> yes, he's the owner of a restaurant in the windy city and last time he was here he had a hard time concentrating on cooking, as i recall. >> you know why, right? reeg! >> that's a nice hat. what do you have? >> i have great white wine summer cocktails. i muddled some fresh basil leaves and strawberry. i'm going to put mine down because we'll be handling knives. we'll be having a chicken salad from my restaurant. you'll zero main, kale, cab. >> what does sunduh mean? >> it's the southeast asian shelf of where it used to be a shelf that was immersed in water so it represents that whole area of thailand, vietnam, philippines. >> oh, that kind of shelf. okay so first we'll start chopping and shredding the lettuce and cabbage. super easy

casey says the highs in the music business don't come without some lows. i asked him how does it come out of the gate with a hit single. >> my very first song came with a hit single. >> before number one did you know you had a hit? >> i few all my life ♪ do a little dance make a little love get down tonight ♪ >> what does it feel like to make a huge hit and you're going up? >> not on a down side but for me the top was very lonely and i remember one year my father gave me a silver bracelet that says, it's lonely at the top and it really was for me. i mean it's exciting. i was living the american dream. i was -- it was just so strange, because it was something i always knew all my life. i had a strong conviction i never wavered from it. like going through grade school they would put occupation, i would put entertainer. i just knew it. for what happened to me it was really kind of vary in a way spooky in a way, i had this strong conviction and it happened. ♪ that's the way uh-huh i like it ♪ >> was it the way you thought it would be, was your life at

libby casey reports. >> doesn't look like we could squeeze too many more people in this room. >> reporter: rock star crowds for this 73 year old democratic socialist. >> he looked like he had been just electrocuted. but he spoke with such conviction. >> reporter: this college student drove two hours and stood outside in heat for nearly two more to hear sanders. >> when we began this campaign, people were saying, well, you know, bernie sanders, an interesting guy, but, you know, it's kind of fringy-type candidate. [ laughter ] >> no one takes seriously the idea that maybe, just maybe we need a political revolution in america. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: that revolution, says sanders means politics for the people by the people, and it's a message supporters love. >> you feeling the burn. >> reporter: this 49 year old is spending all of his free time to get sanders elected. he is helping run a very grassroots south carolina support base. >> as you can see for the week of august 12th, we have reached 93,502 people in the state. which is not bad for using a free medium, such as facebo

senator collins: senator casey. senator casey: thank you, senator collins. i appreciate what you have done on this issue. i appreciate all of our witnesses who have labored and been here a long time. it's an issue that i guess for far too long we have not been willing to confront as a country even though it is one of the most profound betrayals you can imagine. it is a betrayal when you send a daughter to a college -- and i sent two and i have two more. but when you send a daughter to a college and you tell them to study hard and they are going to have a wonderful experience, one of the best experiences of their life in most cases, and then the system betrays them. the school lets them down, the government lets them down. when i say betrayal, a lot of us share in that. i think we have to be very insistent on following rules and demanding a lot more of our schools than we have demanded until now. i think it is a matter of basic justice. in the bible, they talk about people hungering and thirsting for justice. in this case, they have not been satisfied. victim

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>> casey stegall, thanks very much. we often think so much about new orleans. but let's not forget mississippi, parts of alabama, the florida panhandle. they all suffered losses there, both loss of life and enormous property damage. people lost their lives and livelihoods. >> yeah. their homes, 5,000 people displayed back then. many of those folks were not able to return and come back to their homes. still today, therer people just getting back to their homes that are just beginning to rebuild in the area where they were before and return to their neighborhood. >> if you look at some of the lower ward pictures before and after and now, not all of it has been rebuilt. there is still a lot that is condemned, untouched, needs to be fixed. they've got a long way to go still. >> yeah. they do. such resiliency and they have come so far as well. there are some highlights along the way. so as we mark the ten years since the day since hurricane katrina slammed into the gulf coast, we look at the very safe recovery of new orleans. >>> and an egyptian court sending three

>> casey steegal, thank you. >>> the host of a roanoake, virginia tv station's morning show went on the air today and talked about the horrific happenings of yesterday. when reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward were murdered during a live remote broadcast. >> it's hurt all of us so much as you can see. but we will over time and the blessings of our many friends out there, all of you, we will heal from this. thank you. >> outside the station, a memorial to the victims has been growing. flowers, balloons, candles and other momentos have been left. >>> this weekend, chief legal correspondent shannon bream will take a special look at the abortion industry. tonight, results of a new fox poll in the wake of the release of several videos concerning planned parenthood's use of fetal tissue remains. >> reporter: a brand-new fox news poll shows americans evenly divided on the issue of abortion. with 47% calling themselves pro-choice versus 46% who say they're pro-life. the topic has reignited in the wake of numerous undercover videos from the center for medical progress, or cmp, whic

senator casey, don't trust iran. vote this down. >>> this morning, we are tracking erika, the remnants of that former tropical storm are moving out of the caribbean and could bring heavy rain to florida. the weather system dissipated after drenching cuba the dominican republic and haiti. the storm left 20 dead in the small island nation of dominica. rescue crews there are searching for at least 50 people missing. in our area, erika is not having an effect. let's check in now with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> no an effect at all. we're dealing with a potential heat wave today and into next week. 90s are back and they will last for possibly six days. that's in the forecast. a live look outside. we will see plenty of sunshine today. a few clouds will mix in. light wind speeds out of the south-southwest. that will bring up more moisture. humidity will increase. 75 currently in philadelphia. 68 in kennett square. 71 in chester springs. 72 in horsham. 69 in mt. pocono. a little bit warmer closer to beach haven. 76. at

the prosecutor in the casey anthony case has admitted to having an account on the recently-hacked cheating website.ashley madison. jeff ashton.the state attorney for orange and osceola counties in central florida.says that he signed up for the site because he was curious.but he did not have an affair. he asked for forgiveness for his bad judgement. >>:i deeply regret my affiliation with the site which has caused a great amount of the stress and heart to my children . i wish to apologize to each of them for this in there and at-- embarrasment and my lack of good judgement >> vicki : he also said the - quote - "incredibly stupid choices" he made did not have any impact on the performance of his official duties. in sports. the giants try to split a key series with the pirates.but did pittsburgh. and the rugby star turned 49er breaks loose for another stellar game. the sports.coming up the sports.coming up oughea foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those

that's not what ma casey said. take a listen to him. >> to say that the investigation is not of someone personally is ridiculous. the fbi does not investigate machines. it investigates people. and she's certainly one of the people who's being investigated. >> richard, is he right? >> he's 100% right. when somebody kills somebody with a gun, they don't investigate the gun that killed the person, they investigate the actual person. this is true. they're investigating hillary clinton's actions. whether or not she retained or deleted class fieds information is of utmost po importance and it carries misdemeanor and felony charges with it. she is the only secretary of state to not have a state government e-mail address. why is that? because the clintons like the skirt to law. they think they're above the law. here is an example of when her actions are going to come back to bite her. >> clinton's defense here is that she neither sent nor received materials or documents that were marked classified. and howard dean made the

they say senator casey hasn't announced his position on the nuclear deal, they're hoping to convince him by delivering a petition. it is one of more than 200 events planned across the country today, all part of the no-war with iran day of action. >> meanwhile, new jersey governor chris christie calling on congress to vote down the iran nuclear agreement deal. the presidential hopeful calls the proposal a bad deal put the nation's security at risk. christy also taking a major swipe at the obama administration, which he says, is only focused on its legacy, not the good the country. >> the fact is that we have to wait 24 days to inspect any place that we ask to inspect. and, listen, even the most stupid criminal in new jersey, by the way, we proud ourselves by having some of the dumb he is criminals in america. , even the most stupid criminal in new new jersey would know to get that evidence out of there in the next 24 days. here is the problem and the tragedy. iranians are not stupid. >> christy's calling on new jersey senator cory baxter vote no on the deal when it comes up in congres

. >> i'm joined now by casey hunt in cleveland. are these candidates feeling ready for prime time tonight or duke that the pressure is getting to them, this performance pressure? >> reporter: well, thomas, some of them are getting ready for happy hour. interesting to know if lindsey graham is going to have his own happy hour before going on stage. i think all eyes are going to be on donald trump for good reason. the sources that i've been talking to in the hallways have in fact started to take trump a little bit more seriously although rick santorum, it seems, disagrees. >> do you think that donald trump could win iowa? >> if you go by the press debt of four years ago, people soaring highs in polls in august didn't end up with any delegates. summertime romances can be a fleeting thing. >> reporter: so whether donald trump will be a summer fling, santorum thinks so. he of course is far back in the polls at this stage in the race in 2012 and ended up winning the iowa kcaucuses. >> that was a split divide with mitt romney and santorum

go ahead, casey. >> yes. you have to understand that he has made allegations that alison parker has made racist comments which, of course, the people at the television station said they never even worked together. he was dismissed a year before she even came so he perceives perhaps the charleston shooting where, of course, a white gunman slayed the african-american -- >> let me jump in, forgive me. want to get to some crucial information about to be given to us by the local sheriff's office here in virginia. let's go. >> i just want to make sure that through this we continue to keep our prayers and thoughts with the family of alison parker and aar adam ward as well as the wdbj channel 7 news family. first and foremost, at approximately 1:30 p.m. today the suspect from this incident, the shooting, died at fairfax and nova hospital in northern virginia as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. i want to express my condolences to wdbj 7 tv for their loss this morning. we know that this has been a very diffi

now i want to bring in criminologyist casey jordan. she said she was concerned about him after going through that experience. do you think race was the motivating factor here? >> not the motivating factor but it was the spring board that let him act on this fantasy of getting back at his enemies and this has been festering for 15 years maybe more. as he said it was the charleston church shooting which put him over the edge and what it did of let him think i get to vindicate the lives of those murdered black people. dillon roof has nothing on me. let me show you how to really get people to sit up and pay attention by doing it on live tv. >> we spoke to several of his co-workers of different ethnicities. not one said there was any sort of race, they experienced or witnessed any sort of racist, you know, behavior around him or towards him. but yet he's seeing this behavior. and we have seen people like that. how do you know when it's just something that's just not serious and something really serious. >> his persecution complex was persis

. >> casey always rely on the date stamp. >> sell date isn't absolutely. milk good for day after it or weeks after the sell by date and depends on the individual carton. >> but what if inform guessing. >> we want to replace the smart cap. >> it's electronic but dent need battery >> just flip over and let milk get trapped in the smart cap. >>reporter: electricity from the reed they are could be built in a smart phone. pass as tiny radio signal and measures what comes back. >> the signal is indicating. >> this because the growth of the bacteria gradually change in electrical property of the milk. >> might be awill before the high tech cap replace the old fashion sniff test. that's because these are made with brand new 3d printing and each one takes nine hours to make >> this is smart cap process. >> printer use twos material. plastic and wax. plastic the structure. wax is later melted away to make room for the circus. >> you have to figure out how to get the wax out and then get the metal in. >> researchers are working hard to make the process quicker and ch

. >> and for you, michelle and casey, are you guys as big trump fans as your son is? >> we support -- yes, we support donald trump. i would say that shay's actually guided our interest for sure. we're not typically a political family. but shay kind of got himself into new york and the stock exchange, and mr. trump came to warberg and shay followed mr. trump and got excited about him and here we are today. >> michelle, what about you? specifically, what do you like about donald trump? what policy excites you most, and what would he do for your family? >> there's a couple. i think how he feels about employment, and increasing employment. one thing in particular for me is his caring for our education system and the opportunity for him to make changes and better our education. >> shay, you are a rising fifth grader. you are 10 years old. you are incredibly bright and well spoken and passionate. i'm interested, because you say about trump, his passion leads him to where he wants to go. what's your passion, my friend? >> i follow what i'm interested in. for the past two yea

senator bob casey will not. in a statement to fox 29 casey wrote "i believe the question of continuing to hold office is a personal decision that attorney general kane will have to make". >>> but kane's law license a a i remember for attorney general could be challenge and the general assembly to impeach her. the montco da hinted at thursday thursday. >> that is a decision that members of the public can make and action can be taken outside of this room. >> reporter: meanwhile there's been no halt to the press releases being turned out of kane' office. two right here on friday trumpeting the arrest of a district judge on indecent assault charges an couple of child predators. look for kane to make a carefully worded statement saturday. >> thank you jeff. >>> police are hoping newly released surveillance video will help them nab three women who ripped off a south philadelphia toys r us. according to investigators the women walk into the store last week and then worked together to steal baby items. security cameras