. >> you'll have king cake at bayou?> yes. >> is it the sauce or -- >> it is the new orleans style french roem laid with creole mustard and do it traditional dressed. >> what happened after mardi gras, it's called bayou after all. >> it's on the menu any time. >> we celebrate mardi gras all year. >> it's so difficult what to taste but i love fried green tomatoes so i might taste this one. corn meal crusted. >> yep. >> yum, i ate the whole plate. thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you very much. >> coming up after the break, sharing a love story, we'll tell you about an african-american couple who fell in love while performing in a >>> you can now flood your instagram followers with more pictures and more video a lot faster. it let's you share up to ten photos and videos in a single post. don't worry, the images in the videos can be rearranged and filtered as needed. everybody likes filtered. the down side is you're limited to a single caption for that mass post. >> remember that next time i

. >> but after being left alone in the bayou, a triumphant return to ruin corinne's date. round 3 is on the way. >> i need to talk to you. >> we're just going to have to wait until next week to see if taylor can get corinne sent home as well. >> can you believe it's been 25 years since cindy crawford starred in one of the most unforgettable super bowl commercial else of all time? to celebrate the anniversary sinned cindy and i took a walk down memory lane. >> yes, me being sexy getting out of a card and a boys watching and then a line that they weren't watching me, they were looking at the can. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >> cindy just 25 when she shot the ad, we get together for the greate greate greatest commercials of 2017. >> you brought the shorts? >> i did. these were the actual shorts. these are my pants. they are the jeans i wore to the commercial. they said, do you mind if we cut the jeans? i said, no. these are them. >> how many pepsis did you drink during the original ad? >> maybe six or seven. but after two when you're guzzling real pepsi, after t

. >> reporter: tonight, the bayou at a boiling point. the latest in a series of fiery, in your face confrontations. >> obamacare. improve it. >> reporter: for many republican lawmakers, a hostile homecoming, constituents demanding answers on health care, taxes and immigration. >> it's not all a one-size fits all solution. you ought to know better than that. >> reporter: senate's top republican, mitch mcconnell, dismissing the outcry. >> i always remind people, winners make policy and losers go home. >> before getting an earful of his own. >> these coal jobs are not coming back and now people don't have the insurance they need because they're poor. >> in rural virginia. >> what are you talking about? you're insane! >> reporter: backlash for tea party favorite dave bratt, who wrote a wave of anger into office and now faces one. >> obamacare -- >> overflow crowd of mostly democrats rallying outside. is this a metaphor for america, what we witness in this room? people screaming and yelling at you. >> the tension level is huge. we need to rel

. >> hank has been getting to know people in the bayou city which is what we call houstons as he showss you never know who you're going to run into. here's hank. report roar everybody got something working here in houston. the it's super bowl week and there moves to make. everybody has got their angle. >> no problems. all them guy, the whole nine. >> take this dude tiny keys a rapper from seattle i met last night. here at super bowl live. when he found out i was going to meet houston's favorite son, willie d from the ghetto boys, he had questions. >> questions, what did it take for you guys as a group to come together to the way you came together? >> that's it. >> when i found willie d a couple of blocks from this whole super bowl shuffle, he was bum rushing the kitchen of his favorite indian restaurant king's court. willie knows way likes to eat. >> i'm coming into the kitchen, man. i want chicken and vegetables. [ inaudible ] >> that's my favorite dish. >> willie d, ya'll. it's been a minute ya'll. >> with the ghetto boys willie d is known as a gangsta rap originator music historians

revolution hatred,nd incitement to and the gross human rights violations that kind of affect areern bayous and interest, made up the bulk of that testimony and the questions i fielded from the members. host: ed is calling in from connecticut and independent line. the money. caller: thank you for listening. i really have to make a point here. we look at iran as the aggressor. they are in the middle east. and the united states feels threatened. it is clouding this up with their arms and to will attack could, but this may be true by way of history, iran has never attacked in 200 is another country. it defended itself. it is not a true threat, but the real reason our involvement there in the middle east is iran threatens the financial system of the united states, and this is the reason why -- it already threatened the dollar. it will sell its resources for its own currency whatever currency received, and that ofeatens the whole dynamics the u.s. financial system because the only thing holding it up right now there's oil and balanced. that is the true threat. iran does back hezbollah, but it bl

we look at how our music evolved from heart of the bayou. it's black history month and kron 4 is beginning a series called "hidden history" to take a look at the contributions of the african american community. specifically when it comes to music... the roots run deep... when you talk about jazz, the blues, hip hop, and rock and roll ... one city which may be considered the center for all this is new orleans. black musicians have made large contributions to the culture.... and the sounds that come out of the "big easy." reporter justin campbell tells us.... those contributions can be traced back hundreds of years. nats cover- music jackson squareour story begins at jackson square in new orleans, across the street from the mississippi river.2:53:17:26-- -33:23 cam15867 boats at" nats-trumpet playing kenny terry blowing his trumpet, along with his band members, beating their drums.nat pop- drums and playing the tuba, loud and proud at jackson square. 2:53:03:23---08:10 "this is i'm saying"they're mainly playing new orleans jazz music, also kno

attacking and now that he's president he seems to be moving in a more realistic direction and seeing the bayouey existwhy it's beneficial . we have 50,000 troops in japan are 30,000 and korea. it's in our strategic interest to project power and influence around the world and to prevent invasions of our allies and the russians from moving further in europe and the north koreans in chinese from behaving in ways that are really disruptive to international security. >> many strategic reasons. james, have to leave it there. thank you. >> you have all these award shows. >> a live carpet at the grammy awards. do you think anyone will get political like they did at the golden globes? we will have a preview on what to expect in musics big night, straightahead. >> [music] it's the biggest night in the music industry. the 59th annual grammy awards getting underway in just a few hours. michael is a senior vice president of marketing and the fox news business channel on the red carpet in los angeles at the grammys with more on the big night ahead. hey, michael. >> hey, eric. it's a battle between the dell

the driver was trying to get away with driving in the high occupancy lane bayous that go mannequin. trooper cited the driver for speeding and abusing the rules there. >>> politics in washington, d.c. can be an animal house, look at this, this is the raccoon cling to go a driver truck. a political reporter saw it and alerted the driver, the raccoon is back in the park and just fine. >> all of a sudden it was like there's a racoon on the truck. >>> they are getting out and enjoying the beautiful whether. old man winter you have to check his contract. >> reporter: he never checked in, he has been out for a long time. that's a beautiful shot, sun rising, beautiful shot from atlantic city. today will be a nice day, maybe some of you it will feel like spring let's go down to the shore, take a stroll on the boards and beach, it will be warm there, as well, but cooler than what we'll see inland, because the ocean temperature are in the 0s, we're topping out around 65 in philadelphia. maybe atlantic city, wildwood, cape may, 57, 48. the good news we'll see sunshine, there's no clouds out the

. >> hank has been getting to know a lot of people in the bayou city houston is know.who you'll run into. here's hang. >> everybody has got something working here in houston. it's super bowl week and there are moves to make. everybody got their angle. >> no problem all them guys. >> take this dude tiny keys a rapper from seattle that i met last night. here at super bowl live. when he found out i was going to meet houston favorite son willie d from the fet go boys he had questions. >> what's your questions. >> what did it take for you as group to come together the way you came together? >> when i found willie d a couple of blocks from this whole super bowl shuffle he was bum rushing the kitchen of his favorite indian restaurant king's core. willie knows what he likes to eat. >> i come into the kitchen, man, i want chicken and vegetables. that's my favorite dish. >> willie d. >> with the ghetto boys willie d is known as a gangsta rap originator music historians say he and the play no less a whole than nwa in that genre. he still lives in houston if you think for a minute

for the sake of the common bayous and believes we hold dear. thank you. >> thank you. one of the words that we aren't heard in the context of the syrian conflict is accountability. where is the accountability? >> let me get to that in a moment. yesterday, the u.s. secretary general observed that you have -- you won't achieve peace until all parties realize they cannot gain their aspirations militarily. realization that the military option will work is -- it is a question of motivation. there's nothing to motivate you to keep fighting like your your familiesking and neighbors. that is what we have seen in syria. we all know the geneva convention says you should do everything possible to avoid civilians. in this case, the syrian government, very much backed by assia and iran has pursued strategy to target civilians in operation areas. we have seen this through physical attacks on hospitals, schools, markets, neighborhoods including with chemical weapons. the urine has confirmed three cases. my organization put out a report earlier this week in which we identified a cases

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and then the old abandoned water cistern at buffalo bayou, gorgeous, spooky, weird but as it turns outbandoned. >> now, um, having it open to the public we not only do historical tours where we tell the story of 90-year-old water reservoir right now we have an art installation as well we're showcasing public art. >> reporter: repurpose ago space that once supplied houston's drinking water. that's amazing. i'm starting to see a theme. the locals say houston has done incredible job over the last few years revitalizing downtown not for football game but for itself and like any big city it's always influx. houston cleans up beautifully and the people are great. can they do something for the old astrodome sitting in the shadow of the park where the super bowl kicks off on sunday? is that wishing too much? may be. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> and of course, you can watch the new england patriots take on the atlanta falcons super bowl this sunday february 5th right here on fox 29. >>> super bowl party starts early here on fox 29. join mike and alex seven to 10am this sunday. don't be la

i loved it and then the old abandoned water cistern at buffalo bayou, gorgeous, spooky, weird but not >> forever. >> now, having it open to the public we not only do historical tours where we tell the story of this 90-year-old water reservoir right not we have an art installation as well we're showcasing specific public art. >> reporter: repurpose ago space that once supplied houston's drinking water. that's amazing. i'm starting to see a theme. the locals say houston done incredible job over the last few years revitalizing downtown not for football game but for itself and like any big city it's always influx. houston cleans up beautifully and the people are great. can they do something for the old astrodome sitting in the shadow of park where the super bowl kicks off on sunday? is that wishing too much? may be. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> lived there for 4.5 years. fantastic city. you can watch the falcons take on the patriots super 51 this sunday on fox 29. super bowl party starts early. join mike and alex and game day party. so cute. seven to 10am this sunday. >> it's a cont

reporter: dennis luca, a retired police officer himself and now a civil attorney, was originally hired bayou jean craig's 90-year-old widow to look into what happened. >> from the information we have, they turned a welfare check, meaning, is everybody okay, into a deadly force situation. >> they went from shining lights n. >> reporter: craig's family friend saw officers milling around with flashlights. he estimates he arrived 15 to 20 minutes before the shooting. >> all they had to do was let me go in the house. >> reporter: marshall said he got a call from eugene craig. he was hard of hearing and told jim marshall on the phone he thought someone was outside the house trying to break in. >> i could have got into the door. i could have called him. i could have done anything. but they wouldn't let me do anything, just stay there, stay back out of the way. >> reporter: only later did it become apparent that craig miss took the deputies with flashlights walking around the house for burglars. he never called 911. instead he called his friend. >> i heard bam, bam, bam. i told them, it was at least

the move follows similar announcement bayou nighted airlines. three on your side's jim donovan has more details. >> reporter: basic economy fares will save you money but come the at a cost, you will be last on board the plane, you cannot choose your own seat and if your car i on does not fit under the seat you will be paying to check it. >> we always have extra... un audible. >> reporter: these restricted ticket coming as ultra low cost carrier are increasingly competing for customers. >> when it comes down to lower cost, you know i'll take it. >> reporter: united and hearn believe there are no overhead bins basic economy ticket will be more competitive by 202 united expects to earn a additional billion dollars by attracting fare focused flyers >> they have to ring every nickel out of consumer with these new fees. >> reporter: senator chuck schumer is calling for legislation to keep overhead free. >> they charge you when you store luggage, they shouldn't charge you for overhead bins plane and simple. >> reporter: shawn kennedy represents airline

we have people going to louisiana to fight the bayou bridge pipeline of florida to fight their pipeline even up into canada and the northern united states to fight enbridge. started a movement. we will continue to see that movement through. for the sake of our children. amy: ladonna brave bull allard, we spoke with you at sacred stone camp when we went to north dakota and also at the main resistance camp. this court case that is the 27,d, a hearing for can we -- can you explain what is expected to happen there? >> the court cases that are coming up, i think there are more than just one on the 27th. there are others that are coming up. tryingow they are just to, as again, make them follow -- law, to do a complete eis amy: environmental impact statement. >> yes. and to stop the construction, to sit down and talk. we understand that the matter by withtime, we must stand the legal people are doing -- i always tell people, we are doing our best to follow the law, but we're also doing our best to stand up against injustice. and because they did the evictions, they thought they would stop the

a man in the bayou state may soon say bye-bye to his freedom. he's lucky to be alive after this.e smashed up a stolen car. police say he took a volkswagen on a ride near the louisiana state university and lost control of the vehicle. he ended up on the river seed of a levee with the car overturned. police say the perp is in stable condition. the new england patriots wrapping up their victory lap through boston after their incredible comp win. the texas rangers have been called in to help to find tom brady's jersey. i'm heather childers. thanks for joining us. here's shep. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast, noon in san francisco. an appeals court is preparing to hear arguments on president trump's travel ban. the justice department insisting we need to ban to keep the country safe. attorneys for more than a dozen states are fighting it arguing the ban has more harm than it prevents. our judge andrew napolitano here to explain both sides. vice president pence casting a historic tie-breaking vote to confirm betsy devos as education secretary. now with president trump's most co

we'll keep a very close eye on what's happening there, down in the bayou. >>> let's go to capitol hill. a few moments ago, president trump's education secretary nominee squeaked by. there had been talks other republicans might follow suit. that did not happen. it ended up being up to vice president mike pence to break the tie. now the battle moves to three more nominees, justice, treasury and hhs. all eyes on senator jeff sessions next as the attorney general. kasie hunt covering all of these confirmation hearings for us on the hill. let's start with betsy devos and what we saw play out. again, roughly 30, 40 minutes ago, kasie. >> reporter: betsy devos, she, of course, is a billionaire. she and her husband have been long-time activists in michigan around education in particular. and she became extremely controversial after she had a very rough ride in her hearing to become education secretary. a lot of concerns that she didn't seem to know from -- from democrats that she didn't seem to know, for example, how public schools help educate kids with disabilities, where that money comes fr