robert casey of pennsylvania and tim scott of south carolina for their interest on these issues and being gracious sponsor us here today. as you probably discerned by now, we were in the middle of a of an audio/visual challenge. so i had to show you a very taped greeting from senator tim scott. from my lap top with the volume turned all the it up facing you but i think would be foolish at this point so inwon't. ask jared from senator casey's office to come up to say a word or two? >> i know i'm a sorry substitute for senator casey. father of four, i don't hink the issue of child well being could be important and paramount of the senator's mindset. i handle education policy for senate. thank you for copping and being here. thank you all for making the trip down to washington and it will be worth your while. thank you. [ applause ] thanks, jared. the way this should have been to see a for you quite

robert casey of pennsylvania and tim scott of south carolina for their interest on these issues and being gracious sponsor us here today. as you probably discerned by now, we were in the middle of a of an audio/visual challenge. so i had to show you a very taped greeting from senator tim scott. from my lap top with the volume turned all the it up facing you but i think would be foolish at this point so inwon't. ask jared from senator casey's office to come up to say a word or two? >> i know i'm a sorry substitute for senator casey. father of four, i don't hink the issue of child well being could be important and paramount of the senator's mindset. i handle education policy for senate. thank you for copping and being here. thank you all for making the trip down to washington and it will be worth your while. thank you. [ applause ] thanks, jared. the way this should have been to see a for you quite compelling and beautiful projected behind me. that apparently is not going to happen. that's pretty. speakers are going to work from that from this podium. if you want a copy of this slide deck,

for most our sincere gratitude goes to senator robert casey of pennsylvania and tim scott of south carolina for their interest in these issues and for being gracious enough to sponsor us here today. as you probably discerned by now we were in the middle of an audiovisual challenge so we had to show you a very gracious greeting from senator tim scott. i could play it from my laptop with the volume turned up, that would be pretty foolish at this point so i won't but i will ask jerrod. >> i know you do not want to hear from me. as our replacement for senator casey, and as the father of four i don't think the issue of family and child well-being could be any more important and paramount in the center's mind set especially his role up here so i handle education policy for the senator and want to say thank you for coming and being here for this panel and making the trip to washington and hopefully this will be what you want, thank you. >> thanks. away this should have been running is for you to be seeing compelling and beautiful set of slides projected behind me but that apparently is not going t

now, i have senator roberts, senator casey, senator burr and senator murphy. so senator roberts. >> mr. chairman, thank you. thank you also to the ranking members who called this hearing. everybody knows about the cost of prescription drugs that continue to make headlines. and i truly appreciate dr. woodcock's view. you are an excellent witness. and thank you for your clarity. and your comments. in addition to new user fees in 2012 as has been said, the fda proposed a regulation in 2013 regarding generic labeling. that according to one testimony, increasing generic drugs by billions of dollars. in 2015 a proposed quality metrics program through draft guidance, draft guidance, that would require manufacturers to collect new information and also to collect and record information from the cmos. the generic drug manufacturers have raised significant amounts of money regarding the confidentiality. this has increased the burdens on manufacturers and require significant efforts to resolve. we want to ensure high quality drugs. shouldn't this be done to rule making? i

. >> let me bring from tonight's panel, correspondent and casey, robert costa, msnbc, and james, an old pal of mine, veteran of covering new hampshire. you're veteran. >> i look like 14. >> third or fourth, fifth new hampshire primary. your eyebrows raised when you heard dr. carson's answer about cruz and accountability and fraudulent caucuses win perhaps. >> here's the bottom line. this is the first time candidate. okay, and we're talking about issues that related to iowa and i'm not dismissing them, but he's not here in new hampshire. he's still apparently folding his clothes in florida or doing press conferences in washington. this campaign is not about hinl. it's about the people. he's not up here talking about the issues that involve him. he is talking about issues that happened in iowa. in fact, when would he saw the first news that cruz, he was going to go to florida, he was going to take his voters, i don't know now. >> fast from you, sneak in a break, trump is trying to make this an issue. why now? why not hit cruz later on this? is he going to be a factor? >> carson's attack o

jim: plus, the batman robert makes national headlines. we are releasing new pictures. next on wesh 2 newsat 6:00. tony: temperatures are dropping. we are going to be talking about frost in our northern areas. donald trump is stealing this spotlight back. it left three dead and we will have a we will see during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. standard tv and 50 megabit lightning internet... only $94 a month all this week we have been casey : five years later. in tonight' s conclusion, we are talking about the new law that came out of this case. after casey never reported that her two-year-old daughter was missing. bob kealing dives into the impact of kaylee' s law. reporter: had she lived, kaylee anthony would be 10 years old now. she might be playing right along with these children and hidden oaks elementary school. this memorial marks where her remains were fou

let me go to robert. casey headquarters, three results everyone is looking for. the leader in the democratic side, the leader in the republican side and the number two person in the republican side is the other big news story. kasich, how is he feeling about this right now? >> great to be with you, chris. the kasich campaign feels very good about their chances tonight. they feel like they've run a unique campaign, in a sea of negativity, he has been positive. they felt the debate helped him as much as it hurt senator rubio. they've had over 100 town halls in new hampshire, and they believe his sunny persona, his moderate message is connecting. not only with republicans, but with independent voters. >> let's talk about the retail. many months ago, he told me, he pulled me aside into a bathroom in a meeting at the union leader and said i'm going to live up here, i'm going to win this state. tell me why he is connected. so much competition for number two. >> kasich is connected because he has had the town hall meetings. he has also run for governor of new hampshire.

and casey waddell last month...at a camper in iva. they say the suspects tried to rob the thanks for joining us. we'll be back in 25 minutes >>> here in california, somebody waut a lottery ticket that turned out to be worth $63 million. the deadline to cash it in was today and no one showed up to claim it. so now the money goes to california public schools. what a waste, you know? you just hate to see that! >> they will put the money to good use. if you find the ticket, you i'd rather never want to know. >> absolutely. welcome back to "cbs this morning." outspoken former pharmaceutical executive pleads the fifth. martin shkreli shocked members of congress with his refusal to answer questions. ahead what he had to say about those lawmakers after the hearing reason a bmx legend has died. friends and family are remembering david mira. what he posted on social media one day before his death. >>> the detroit free press reports an aide in the governor's office knew about a spike in legionnaire's disease a month before he said he knew. the a

please welcome casey affleck. (cheers and applause) >> how are: doing well. how are you? >> well, yeah. >> stephen: thanks for dressing up! i can't tell if this choice is the least celebrity thing to do thing to do because it's very casual. >> thank you. >> stephen: yeah. you look great. >> stephen: thank you. i'm not saying you don't look good.en: no, i'm not saying that at all. >> you're rude. >> stephen: not at all. a little bit. >> stephen: not at all. (laughter)ean? >> stephen: not at all. it's just playful ribbing. >> is this mine? >> stephen: let's find out. (laughter)ne. >> stephen: you can have that. want some? thirsty? it's just water. >> that's all right. >> stephen: it's just water. you look like when you're give you like the little -- it's just water. did you want something better than water? >> no, that's all right. how longk about this? >> stephen: till i get to my joke. >> does it always take this long? >> stephen: it's not a joke. you look ike a jesus. (applause) you do. the movie. "triple 9". >> terrific picture. >> stephen: you're terrific in it. >> tha

a bellevue man faces federal child pornography charges. 45 ymar old robert even, formerly of dubuque, is accused of dissibuting, receiving, and possessing child porn from 2013 to 2014. the dubuqu county sheriff's offce and the cedar rapids police helped investigate his case as part of "project safe child." that's a nationwide initiative to stop child sexual exploitation and abuse. if even is convicted, he would face five to 60 years in federal ison. and remember, whenever you see news happening call newsline nine at 319-365-9999. you can also send pictures and news tips to newsroom at kcrg dot com. a dubuque sporting goods store is shutting its doors for the second time in less than a year. m-c sports is located on northwest arterialal "store c csing" signs are on the outside of the building and there is a closeout sale inside. the store has been open since 2005 and will close in four stores across the u-s that are closing. a bearded dragon is alive tonight, thanks to help from two dubuque county sheriff's deputies. last month the deputies found a lizard on the side of a county road n

. >> thanks, senator casey. senator roberts. >> mr. chairman, thank you. dr. king, welcome to the committee, and congratulations on your confirmation. it's good to see your family. and i just happen to notice that your two daughters, i have two daughters about that age, some years ago, i want to thank them for their patience, number one. and number two, i happened to observe, like my daughters, their countenance. i would urge you, sir, to get up at 5:00 in the morning so you can get home at 6:00. you have no idea how many young men are going to be knocking on your door. i also have a big stick that i could loan you. so, come to my office on that courtesy call we missed, and i'll give you that stick. >> absolutely. >> i know that we have differences on common core. i don't want to get into that. but it is part of existing legislation and law. and i want to be absolutely clear the language says, no officer or employee of the federal government, including the secretary, shall attempt to influence, condition, incentivize or coerce state adoption of the common core

casey is getting answers tonight. >> is the problem keeping students under control? >> reporter: one of the first steps principal angie stone took was to dismiss popular football coach reggie roberts. roberts is a full-time zephyrhills police officer. >> any time they have been on campus i have been there. >> reporter: the district says the coach was not there between 1:55 and 4:30 when school ends and practice begins so the players were sent to study hall. >> the whole study hall was for those kids to be monitored. these are football players. this is a female teacher. they are intimidating. >> reporter: players would leave study hall early frequently. during that time period five assaulting a female student. another officer told the principal to wait to take action against the boys. >> he was asked by the detectives to hold off on one or two boys that admitted they had a sexual encounter with a girl willingly. >> reporter: the girl involved recanted her story about the alleged sexual assault and says the sex was consensual. she was disciplined. another incident happ

murder.this is a look at wesley malmister -- tabitha roberts -- brandon davis -- and randall simpson. investigators say two people erwfoundead in their home in the early morning of january 10th. 10th.the coroner identified the victims as casey waddell and justin williams. 3 this is a look at the scene. investigators say the two were killed the night before inside the home at the intersection of pierce and amy road -- after an attempted robbery. 3 and only our cameras were there as one of those suspects -- 26 year old brandon davis -- headed to bond court thursday.he was charged with two counts of murder. murder.all four suspects are facing similar charges.they are scheduled to have bond hearings in the future. 3 greenville county investigators are trying to figure out how a car ended up into a pond. crews were called out to a pond on talley bridge road in travelers rest around 9:00 thursday night.dive crews searched the pond and inside the vehicle and found a small amount of blood.. but not the driver.we spoke with the woman who says she found the car. 3 3 3 3 "our dog started barking

murder.this is a look at wesley malmister -- tabitha roberts -- brandon davis -- and randall simpson. investigators say two people were found dead in their home in the early morning of january 10th. 10th.the coroner identified the victims as casey waddell and justin williams. 3 this is where it happened. investigators say the two were killed the night before inside the home at the intersection of pierce and amy road -- after an attempted robbery. 3 and only our cameras were there as one of those suspects -- 26 year old brandon davis -- headed to bond court thursday.he was charged with two counts of murder. murder.all four suspects are facing similar charges.they are scheduled to have bond hearings in the future. 3 greenville county investigators are trying to figure out how a car ended up into a pond. pond.we're told e-m-s and fire crews were called out to a pond on talley bridge road in travelers rest around 9:00 thursday night.dive crews searched the pond and inside amount of blood.. but not the driver.rescue crews say they found wet footprints leading away from the pond. 3 it's the

dead in their home in the early morning of january 10th. 10th.the coroner identified the victims as casey waddell 3 authorities say the two were killed the night before inside the home at the intersection of pierce and amy road - after an attempted robbery.this is a look at the scene -the coroner says waddell suffered a single gunshot wound to the head. and williams was found with multiple gunshot wounds to the chest. 3 we were there as one of those suspects - 26 year old brandon davis headed to bond court - this is video you'll see only on fox.he was arraigned yesterday - charged with two counts of murder, attempted armed robbery and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. crime.all four suspects remain behind bars in anderson county - facing those same charges - they all will have bond hearings in general sessions court in the coming days. 3 in a fox carolina investigation 3 ree spartanburg county fire departments could face closure if something isn't done to fix the funding.that's the word from the fire chiefs of the enoree, hobbysville and cross 3 tonight--it's either more mone

and the assassination of jesse james by robert ford, which earned him an oscar nomination. >> now, he stars in the new high-strung, "triple 9," where he plays a clean, new detective surrounded by a group of dirty cops. here's a look. >> this ain't a game, chris. the rules around here are different. this ain't buckhead, all right? you better learn fast. >> man, let me tell you something, you have a problem with me, put it on the table but don't question me like you know something i don't know. you let an [ bleep ] in front of the neighborhood, you have explaining to do. >> casey affleck, good morning. >> morning. between anthony mackie, aaron paul -- >> what was the other name? >> you raced through that one. >> it's how we do it. >> i was counting on you carrying me through. >> norman. >> what was it like on the set with all that acting power? >> i was the pain in the ass. they're all so good. you know, this movie, i didn't always see them. they weren't always on the set when i was there. woody's first day, he is a nut, he showed up and he got an easy scene. driving down the street, pa

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