casey? everybody likes ms. casey. why do you ask? are you and ms. casey going to date? alex, where did you get an idea like that? i don't know. jimmy peters, at school-- his dad is divorced and he goes out on dates. i don't have time for dates. anyway, ms. casey is going out with uncle alberto. you know that. do you have any homework? uh-uh. that's what you always say. i'll put the rest of the dishes away. you start your homework. no guitar until your homework is finished. you hear me? dad, do you think i could be a rock star? i thought you wanted to be a baseball player. i think i'd rather be a rock star. well, my son can be anything he wants to be but first, he has to do his homework. now go. mrs. mendoza: alex, you're getting popcorn all over the carpet! please, pick that up right now. i'm supposed to do my homework. first, pick up the popcorn, then do your homework. i bet rock stars don't have to pick up popcorn. rock stars? where is your father? in the kitchen. alex is getting popcorn all over the carpet. you should teach him to clean up after himself. he was just

f a courtroom in florida... >> the case against casey back in the courtroom. >> casey's bizarre behavior... >> bergman: the trial of casey anthony dominated television news for months. america seemed enthralled by the forensic testimony. >> when you have skeletonized remains... >> bergman: one of the networks' "go-to experts" was dr. cyril wecht, considered by many to be among the top forensic scientists in the country. >> there is the great, great hunger, this incredible fascination with forensic science. i often quip that we are up there now with sex, motherhood, apple pie and baseball. i think we are in the top ten, forensic science. >> bergman: for many years the elected coroner in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, dr. wecht has been a controversial character, and something of a local folk hero. >> you're just as handsome as ever. >> thank you. that just cost me $25. >> a lot of people are familiar with the casey anthony case. >> yes. >> which was filled with forensic testimony. >> yes. >> right, of all kinds... >> yes. >> ...that was allowed in. >> yeah, by experts. >> by alleged experts. >

back in the courtroom. >> casey's bizarre behavior... >> bergman: the trial of casey anthony dominated television news for months. america seemed enthralled by the forensic testimony. >> when you have skeletonized remains... >> bergman: one of the networks' "go-to experts" was dr. cyril wecht, considered by many to be among the top forensic scientists in the country. >> there is the great, great hunger, this incredible fascination with forensic science. i often quip that we are up there now with sex, motherhood, apple pie and baseball. i think we are in the top ten, forensic science. >> bergman: for many years the elected coroner in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, dr. wecht has been a controversial character, and something of a local folk hero. >> you're just as handsome as ever. >> thank you. that just cost me $25. >> a lot of people are familiar with the casey anthony case. >> yes. >> which was filled with forensic testimony. >> yes. >> right, of all kinds... >> yes. >> ...that was allowed in. >> yeah, by experts. >> by alleged experts. >> well, you say alleged. i'm not... to my knowledge,

casey is guilty or innocent. i do know that the jury was deprived of the critical information that it needed to make an informed decision with regard to his guilt or his innocence. >> reporter: butters says state firearms experts never took the gun apart to look for a malfunction. >> this gun has never had its fire control removed from it. so you don't know what its condition is. it is never been appropriately scammed. >> reporter: one thick crime lab did do, contact him, nothing saying he raised complaints about the common fire control. >> mr. casey, did unintentionally kill your wife? >> absolutely not. i would never do anything to harm her. >> reporter: why don't you think the jury believed that this could have been an accident? >> because guns just don't go off. i really have to use that as a default. >> reporter: you know that a lot of people will see this and they'll say, well, how convenient is that? he testifies at trial that he must have touched the trigger. he goes away to prison and then from prison he

almost all of casey anthony's statements about ms. gonzalez are protected. because if i make them to you in the course of a police investigation, you are a cop, i'm a would-be defendant and i say all this stuff to you, i can't get sued over it. there is an immunity that protects statements made to cops. >> bill: can you say things to police that can't be said in a court of law. >> she made an additional statement to her mother on one of those videotaped things in jail they are pinning the whole case on. that one is not as clear. >> bill: she doesn't have any money anyway. >> it's about clearing her name. >> bill: i think it's about money, too. casey anthony got 200,000 we learned this week from abc which paid for her lawyers. her own lawyer says that. >> jose beaz is a happy man. >> bill: i don't think casey anthony has any money. someone is supporting the woman. i guess maybe her parents are. >> there is a report she had a million-dollar book deal with somebody. >> bill: i don't think so. i don't think she has got that deal. if so, t

almost all of casey anthony's statements about ms. gonzalez are protected. because if i make them to you in the course of a police investigation, you are a cop, i'm a would-be defendant and i say all this stuff to you, i can't get sued over it. there is an immunity that protects statements made to cops. >> bill: can you say things to police that can't be said in a court of law. >> she made an additional statement to her mother on one of those videotaped things in jail they are pinning the whole case on. that one is not as clear. >> bill: she doesn't have any money anyway. >> it's about clearing her name. >> bill: i think it's about money, too. casey anthony got 200,000 we learned this week from abc which paid for her lawyers. her own lawyer says that. >> jose beaz is a happy man. >> bill: i don't think casey anthony has any money. someone is supporting the woman. i guess maybe her parents are. >> there is a report she had a million-dollar book deal with somebody. >> bill: i don't think so. i don't think she has got that deal. if so, t

the father of casey said -- casey's suspension made this difficult to playly for colleges. >> when you -- when you try to explain you've been suspended for an expleasesive device, the first response is there's more to what you're telling us. >> reporter: graham is pleased with the reversal of his suspension. >> people know i'm not a criminal. >> reporter: in easton, don harrison, abc2 news. >> the families have not decided they will not pursue this any farther. >>> the trial of the man in a hit and run that killed two girls will start today. reuben dunn was driving under the pin fliewns when he hit courtney angeles and emerald smith. he faces reckless neglect driving, a dui and other charges. >>> you may have noticed one lane was closed and a car hanging over a bridge was part of the drill for the howard county fire department. >> incidents that we only run a few times. it's vitally important to ensure that we do it in a safe manner and an efficient manner as well. >> this is the first time in three years the department has conducted this type of training. >>> the maryland food bank is

. >> thank you senator casey for at least discussing all three. the micro entrepreneur assistance program the act ro -- is very popular. the eligibility pool is limited to nonprofits that lend to public agencies and other nonprofits. this is really not what the program was designed to do. there are a number of other programs under this title. and other titles that support expanding business for local and regional producers and be happy to work with the senator on all of these fronts. the spirit of reducing overlap and duplication i respectly oppose this amendment. >> madam chair, i may not agree with the assessment by the ranking member. but i was mistaken. this is the amendment that i'm offering and withdrawing. >> thank you. you raised some good points. there are questions if it would be better done in another title, but we'd like to work with you. >> our staff did a good job. >> thank you. other amendments? >> i don't have an amendment. i would like to thank you for accepting the cochran amendment. i think it was included in the manager's amend

i introduced amendment on t-fab, senator casey did roughly the same time. the amendments are consolidated under his name. he asked plea to carry it today, if he couldn't get back here. i asked to offer the substitute amendment on t-fab listed at k.c. john gillibrand. >> do i have it right? >> it's kc 5. >> kc 5 amendment, without objection, the senator may proceed. >> thank you, madam chairwoman. we know that today under ffab, the emergency food assistance program, we've all seen in our states, probably each has met somebody who used to give food or money but are asking for food from the food banks. we know the kind of pressure they're under. that's why what the chair and senator roberts and others did when the whole issuen tfap, made an important difference. we need to do more i think, madam chair, to address ongoing need of food banks that each of our states are trying to meet. the usda, grants the secretary the ability to not just consider commodity prices in purchase and distribution decisions but also to take into account current need in those communit

i want to go back to casey wian. casey? >> reporter: yes, erin. just after i got off the air with you a few moments ago, i got a call from the san diego county sheriff's department and they tell me that the san diego coroner has positively identified the body that was found yesterday in riverside county as that of brittany kilgore, age 22. her husband, several days ago, was contacted on duty in afghanistan. he's with an artillery unit. he was placed on emergency leave, started the process of heading back to the united states. when he started that process, it was a missing persons case. now even before he's arrived back in the united states, his estranged wife is confirmed to be dead. one person is in custody on murder charges, a woman, 22-year-old jessica lopez. another potential suspect, arraigned today, that is 45-year-old louis perez. he has pled not guilty to unrelated charges, but sheriff's investigators say they are continuing their investigation into the circumstances of brittany killgore's death. erin. >> thank you very much to casey wian.

. >> smith: in the late '90s, casey was working with harry markopolos, the now-famous whistleblower. casey and markopolos first heard about madoff's returns from the french aristocrat, thierry de la villehuchet. >> back in those days, i understand that mr. madoff didn't like his investors mentioning his name, let alone what he was doing. but thierry, knowing that i was an options fellow, i guess, and the fact that he was a sailor and i was a sailor, established some common ground and trust, i guess. and he mentioned that it was this fellow by the name of bernie madoff. i said, "well, what's he doing?" and he said, "split-strike conversion work." i didn't say much about that. but i thought that, "well, wait a minute. it is predominantly a bull- market strategy. and... umm, how can you make money in bear markets or down markets?" so, something's amiss. >> smith: casey asked markopolos, who understood esoteric tactics, like split- strike conversion, to do some reverse engineering. >> i brought the return stream, the track record, back to harry. and i said, "harry, if you can do this for

rosemary casey was an ob/gyn. >> i love my wife and i know she shooting with his remington 742 i said, give me a hand, if you down and put it away. >> reporter: he says while they rosemary in the chest. she died the next morning. certain if the safety was on, he it went off. and -- it just didn't make i knew i didn't -- pull the trigger. you testified, i believe at the time i touched the trigger off were you telling the truth then >> i'm telling the truth now for i told the jury that i felt i must have touched the trigger through the rag, and in my for the accident. >> reporter: but jurors also heard testimony the caseys were insurance policy. story that the jury was an guilty of the crime of charged in count one. >> reporter: john casey is now serving a 20-year sentence, but he says the jury didn't hear the one piece of evidence that might can go off without touching the >> researching and looking -- of pages of remington internal orders and it's not material after receiving the initial believe casey intentionally as oppose to a jury verdict in a criminal trial. seen things no averag

i want to go back to casey wian. casey? >> reporter: yes, erin. just after i got off the air with you a few moments ago, i got a call from the san diego county sheriff's department and they tell me that the san diego coroner has positively identified the body that was found yesterday in riverside county as that of brittany killgore, age 22. her husband, several days ago, was contacted on duty in afghanistan. he's with an artillery unit. he was placed on emergency leave, started the process of heading back to the united states. when he started that process, it was a missing persons case. now even before he's arrived back in the united states, his estranged wife is confirmed to be dead. one person is in custody on murder charges, a woman, 22-year-old jessica lopez. another potential suspect, arraigned today, that is 45-year-old louis perez. he has pled not guilty to unrelated charges, but sheriff's investigators say they are continuing their investigation into the circumstances of brittany killgore's death. erin. >> thank you very much to casey wian

casey and he go way back 50-odd years when casey launched american top 40, he would have dick subhost. he was at our wedding when casey and i were married. and we just feel that he was one of the most mag nanimous men we ever knew in the husband. >> your husband doesn't want to speak with us because he's so overwhelmed. >> he's just at a loss for words. he respected dick so much. they shared only good and great times. both of our love and respect go out to carrie and her children. >> so many of us for generations think we know dick clark because he is such a presence on new year's eve, maybe watched "american bandstand," the pyramid or other game shows. you know the man, the husband, the father. tell us about the things we don't know about dick clark. >> well, everybody always jokingly said he was america's oldest teenager, but there was so much truth in that because he just seemed to have had some of the fountain of youth in him. you know, there's a great word that is synonymous with dick and that's loyal. loyalty is a lost art form today. and it applies so much to dick. >> i've trie

casey, you were jill's roommate and you know she didn't smoke. she was a healthy young woman. all of a sudden, she gets diagnosed with lung cancer and goes through all sorts of treatments, still remains a competitive varsity athlete and a year later, she's gone. how do you all deal with that? how did she deal with it? >> it was a shock. and luckily, i from friends like darby and jill's boyfriend bryce. the hardest thing was it's this time and age but the text messages every day and getting used to not having that. we kind of replace that with each other but moving out and finding a new roommate, it's never the same situation. you know, there's always that will gap in your heart. >> andrdarby, you're here. it's a national program on 11 campuses at least to march to run, to jog for jill. you're trying to raise money and awareness about lung cancer, which i mean we know about the case of dana reeves' christopher reeves' wife. it's just a hideous disease, hitting people who have never done anything in terms of their personal health behavior to warrant getting it. >> i mean so man

. >> casey hunt is the national political reporter for the associated press and matt welch, good morning to both of you. so is there a fine line do you think between i guess playing politics with something like this and highlighting a legitimate accomplishment some we are in the political season. >> yes, that we are. and you have to rember we're stl the vry oping stes tsenallei a hiofoue a ed ito ennerryhas hpeng wi tsee tilngof osa n de . we move forward, it's still going to depend a lot on the fundamentals of the economy. so whether or not the obama administration is able to sustain this conversation about bin laden, one that does help them in the long run, really is something that they would have to work really hard to do. and i think they'll be answering a lot of charges from the romney campaign on other issues as the campaign goes forward. >> the obama campaigns that a new 7 minute video that outlines the president's first term in office. it will scroll through his accomplishments and the iraq war, lya beted, oambin lan ad b ihi wat rubca rllbjctoar aten le i >>us arsprt am in and g

in los angeles, casey segal, fox news. >>> people in arlington, texas, continue to praise a man even after he killed his wife before committing suicide. neighbors of tom call him a devoted husband. he and his wife had been married for more than 50 years. marilyn was in the advanced stages of alzheimer's disease and within the last week, tom was forced to put her in a nursing home. the distance was wearing on him. >> i can't help but feel in my heart he was helping her. she may have had a moment and requested his help, i don't know. but he wasn't some lunatic that was just gunning for his wife. >> arlington police say they got a 911 call from tom saying he had just shot his wife and he was about to shoot himself. neighbors say they aren't sure exactly when tom took his wife out of the nursing home to bring her home. >>> a florida teacher busted for secretly taking lewd photos of students and you'll never believe how he was caught. fox's valerie reports. >> my mother found it in the parking lot of wal-mart inside a shopping cart. >> reporter: as stephanie anderson tried to find an out

casey stegall is in los angeles for the latest, hi. >> brand new information courtesy of the king count sheriff's office up in washington state and that device was intended to blow the roof off the bunker where they believe the suspect is hiding out. the explosion happened, but the spokesperson telling us that only half of the roof was compromised and hoping it would do the job they would hoping and not yet located the suspect. and a suspect that they characterized as extremely dangerous and they say that he's armed with all types of weapons, including potentially body piercing or armor piercing bullets. that's bullets that would pierce bullet-proof vest. the bunker that he's believed to be hiding out in is not far from the original crime scene near north bend, washington. which is about 30 miles southeast of seattle in a remote wooded area, here is where it's scary and bizarre, the king county sheriff's office says the fortress is extremely elaborate, it's fortified complete with multiple entrances, ladders, wood burning stove and even a generator and they believe it's been in the the

casey stegall live in our west coast news hub, casey. >> reporter: so sad. multiple law enforcement agencies are on the job including the federal bureau of investigation and u.s. marshal service, canine units and helicopters have converged on the neighborhood, not to mention the dozens of volunteers from the community who have come forward to help look for this first grader. but here is what is really puzzling. investigators say that there were no signs of forced entry into the home, where six-year-old isabel mercedes celis lived with her parents and two older brothers, but cops are still characterizing this in their own words as a possible abduction. the little girl's family trying to remain optimistic as the clock ticks down without any news of her whereabouts. >> and you don't think anything like that would actually happen to you and all of a sudden, you wake up one morning and you're in that scenario and everything goes through your mind. angry, upset, frustrated, confused. >> usually when a child goes missing as we know, an amber alert is immediately is

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the resolutions i co-authored with senator casey on syria and the resolution i co-sponsored with senator menendez condemning fraudulent elections in ni nicaragua were held up by republicans. i recently joked the other day that today in the u.s. senate on foreign policy the further you move to the right, the likelier you are to wind up on left, and i found this sentiment to be true not just in the senate but back home as well. for example, many of my loyal supporters were very highly critical of my decision to call for a more active u.s. role in libya. now, the easiest thing for me to do here today is to give a speech on my disagreements with this administration on foreign policy. and i do have many. but i wanted to begin by addressing another trend in our body politic. one that increasingly says it is time to focus less on the world and more on ourselves. i always begin by reminding people of how good a strong and engaged america has been for the world. and in making that argument i have been recently relying on, heavily, on brookings fellow timely book "the world america made." he did n

. >> casey hunt is the national political reporter for the associated press and matt welch, good morning to both of you. so is there a fine line do you think between i guess playing politics with something like this and highlighting a legitimate accomplishment some we are in the political season. >> yes, that we are. and you have to remember we're still in the very opening stages of this general election and this of course is all tied into the anniversary that's happening will this week of the killing of osama bin laden. so it's only natural that the obama administration would take advantage of that moment. but you have to remember this is going to be -- we still have several months left of this election season. so as we move forward, it's still going to depend a lot on the fundamentals of the economy. so whether or not the obama administration is able to sustain this conversation about bin laden, one that does help them in the long run, really is something that they would have to work really hard to do. and i think they'll be answering a lot of charges from the romney campaign on other

i want to wish an 80th birthday to casey casem, america's top 40. when he got up this morning he was like, dropping one spot from 79 last year, here's number 80, me. i'm casey kasem. a delta flight was quarantined because they thought a passenger had monkey pox. the passenger was uncomfortable, achy, and sweaty which incidentally are also the symptoms of flying delta. >>> tonight jimmy welcomes the avengers actor chris evans. girls actress allison williams. tom more rel low and ben harper. that's at 12:35 on your local nbc station. >>> it is time now for the first look at entertainment news. win film beat the experts at the box office. despite expectations, think like a man got its second straight number one finish. in another upset, the animated film the pirates, ban of misfits, old with more than 11 million to take second. zak efron, the lucky one, did better than expected and took in over 11 million to finish third. you want to go see that, right? producer judd apatel klunked -- >> the name alone. >> not on your list? >> five year engagement? >>

and i think people have reacted to this case much like the casey anthony case. because there are so many people, parents that have children. and i think they have real empathy for this family who are under just tremendous strain have acted very elegantly throughout. i think it just sort of underscores why this case has struck a cord in our nation. i myself has a mother and as a lawyer met with trayvon martin's parents. it's clear they're under a tremendous amount of stress. it's important to them that somehow something happens to push this case forward. they've been asking for an arrest for quite some time. perhaps now we're hearing that's going to happen. >> forgive me, i'm listening to eric in my ear. we're going to talk to the reverend of the trayvon martin's family. [ man ] may ford. hi, yeah. do you guys have any crossovers that offer better highway fuel economy than the chevy equinox? no, sorry, sir. we don't. oh, well, that's too bad. [ man ] kyle, is that you? [ laughs ] [ man ] still here, kyle. [ male announcer ] visit your local chevy dealer today. ri

little give and go between fountain and casey. casey fires and scores. he had three goals and an assist. georgetown upsets syracuse, 10-8 is the final. getting a little lacrosse in there. love that. >> and the nats and the caps creating excitement. >> heck ya. 12 wins. tied for the most wins in all of baseball. capitals have a chance to close things out and advance to the second round. pulling off the upset against the second seeded team in the east. i don't think anybody expected this a couple of weeks ago. >> and the weather favors watching the game. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪

they are the grandparents of casey brooks who owns casey's on joplin road and every week they have disco night. great story. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> they were so adorable. so i guess dancing is the key, i guess, keep everybody happy. i like it. congratulations to them and they can move. i hope i can move like that when i get that old. maryland's most powerful radar, we are already seeing rain coming down. heavy in spots. not seeing any lightning so don't think we are going to see thunderstorms especially since our temperature is cool, 52 degrees but we do see heavy rain, again, we will continue to see this throughout the evening hours and throughout the overnight hours. almanac 63 degrees where we hit today. it was absolutely gorgeous outside. hopefully got a chance to go out and enjoy it but i think we are going to have plenty of sunshine this week. if you didn't get a chance to go out today and you laid on your couch, this week is the week for you because it is going to be beautiful outside this week as w

>> casey, i'm from new york. >> jimmy: casey from new york. very, very good. okay, casey pop quiz. complete this phrase. in 1492 columbus sailed the ocean -- >> blue. >> jimmy: oh, sorry. the correct answer was, for 33 days before reaching the canary islands, where he restocked his ship with food and water, continued across the atlantic until he reached the land that we now know as america. >> aw, my bad. >> jimmy: yeah. good guess though. all right, let's name that guy. [ beeping ] oh, you know what that sound means? you get a free hint. >> hint. >> jimmy: all right, here's your hint. his name is not angel rodriguez. not angel rodriguez. so with that in mind, try to name that guy. >> i am going with timmy mallon. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that was good. got a good ring to it. judges, can we accept that? [ buzzer ] ah, sorry. we were looking for ted pebbles. [ laughter ] ted pebbles was his name. we also would have accepted teddy pebbles. so, you're score is zero, which means it's time for a brief biography of ted pebbles. >> ted pebbles was born in springfield, illinois.

stegall has the details, and i'll probably hear from every broker i know who tell us why, casey, the web center. >> reporter: with a can the internet not do? first, a way that people can get a leg up on the market and believe it or not, it has to do with what you and i and others are saying online and there are companies now that specialize in this, and analyze all of the data, like market sites here in santa monica, california and they look at everything, the people are saying online about a company or a product, whether it's good or bad. and they then take all of that information, and condense it down into stock tips for hedge funds, banks and brokerage firms. what they're looking for is emotional and economic trends. and that they say can predict what will happen next, in a company stocks, in fact, up to two weeks in advance. >> and on social media what you're seeing are the emotions coursing through the confirmation and see how different information affects people. we want today see can we find a moment when that drop of information hits the ocean of conscienceness and predict wh

we have our hands full with these cuties i have pearl you have casey. >> right. >> before we talk about them let's talk about kitty season why now what does this mean for most shelters. >> this time of year is a busy time most shelters get a great influx of kittens and puppies, because of the change in weather warming temperatures, that signal something in their hormones i guess and we get lots and lots of kittens coming in, it is really important as cute as these guys are, to have your pets spade and newterred. >> right. >> they are adorable everybody loves a kitten but there are just too many and not enough homes for them. >> yeah, now casey and pearl were discovered in north carolina. >> right. >> right >> they ended up at a north carolina shelter lucky for them they came to the shelter but there is just not enough resources so the shelter reached out to us, pet connect rescue, and you can see them at our website pet connect rescue.org to take them in we take them into foster homes get them healthy and socialized so they are ready to be adopted. >> they came with -- in a litter with

casey is live in los angeles with this story. hi, casey. >> hi, patty. the announcement all too familiar for air travelers. it's now time to turn off and stow your personal electronic devices. once an aircraft door is closed, anything with an on-off switch cannot be powered back on until the aircraft cruises above an altitude of 10,000 feet and it is the same story when it comes to landing. for many passengers they understand the rule as it pertains to our cell phone because they are constantly sending signals. but many want to know why items it that do not transmit are prohibited. for example, an mp3 player. an engineering with boeing said the answer is simple. >> the devices on the air craft are very sensitive receivers, very specific frequencies and modes of devices. the twices you bring on may not be operating on the same frequencies but they have electronics that can interfere. >> but they have new tests to decide which can be safely operated in critical phases of flight. something many passengers are on board with, but not necessarily those like fl

casey stegall is live with more on this, casey? >> good to see you. a little confusing here. let's first of all break this down for you. utah's election system is extremely unique in that it is the only one in the country where candidates, both republican and democrats advance to the primary or general election based on what the delegates have to say at the state conventions. this weekend both the republicans and the democrats holding their conventions in utah. incumbent senator orrin hatch would have received the outright nomination as the republican candidate if he received 60% or more of the vote at today's gop convention, meaning he could skip the primary all together. well that, did not happen. however, it was extremely close. he took 59.2% of the vote. which means the 78-year-old law maker must now square off against this man, former state senator, who is 37 years old, about the i way. ten candidates vying for the seat. hatch is currently the second longest serving u.s. senator. he was hoping to snatch up his 7th and final term today. but he maintains that even with a p