>>> carl landry said hello to the bay area today. 12 points, 5 rebounds in the game for new orleans last year. and whenever an athlete comes to the bay area, is there any way i can see kron, he asks? we asked him why he chose the warriors. >> i thought the team was heading in the right direct, and i was a missing piece of the puzzle. i think i got a good chance of making an impact here, bringing some leadership, and some of the qualities that i learned over the years to the team. >> nice personality. everybody enjoyed him here . >>> ochocinco once again, chad johnson talking about possibly life after football. >> i'm always looking to a second job, thinking about going into the porn industry. [ laughter ] >> it's not funny. i got to earn a living. [ laughter ] >> that's what i would do. i don't have a choice. >> you seem to be happy about that. >>> bobby valentine under the gun, but still showing a sense of humor. >> i'm not trying to get fired! it's not true! >> did you get that? are you kidding me ? that was mold for the comcast in boft -- gold for the comcast in boston station. they p

the ron landry left. here's d. hall on the dbacks. >> we have a secondary full of misfits, you know, we have guys that nobody else wanted in this league. i think brother or sister don or coyed somebody ranked this. you know we laughed at sam of the stuff. >> i think he is energized. i think it's fun for him to sigh see improvement on the football team. i think as a veteran, he sees that. >> stay with us, coming up, not a great night for the nats. well tell you why after the break. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants awarded through it went to overseas companies. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> the mlb trade deadline has come and gone. the nationals remain the same. and chew on this, l

options comes an experiment from south africa to study the primitive behavior that maims gym, tan, landry astro physics. and yet, another batch of unlikely stars are born. so, you say you have a rodent problem? well, at least mice don't mug you for your lunch. >> hey! >> reporter: squirrels driving your pooch crazy? well, imagine how shot fido's nerves would be dealing with this every day. and you say you're tired or raccoons tipping over the garbage cans? count your blessings, baby. at least they don't break into your house, raid your fridge and watch your tv. welcome to pringle bay, south africa. the kind of place that makes you rethink the definition of pest. because in this sleepy coastal town, they have a baboon problem. >> hey! >> reporter: you need a shower. unbelievable. everywhere you look, there's another 50-pound monkey with two-inch teeth, insatiable about tilt and intelligence of a 4-year-old. aliza leroux has been long fascinated about how these animals react to all the humans moving into their neighborhood. >> you have a 50/50 slit in town. those people that really love the

. >>> developing news, car crashed into a san francisco landry mat today after clipping a pedestrian. take a look at the scene at the san francisco coin laundry. witnesses tells us the woman drive the blue car got hit by another car, lost control and ran into the laundromat in the tenderloin. the car bumped that man's leg and stopped short of hitting a second man. no word on anyone being cited by police. >>> another moderate quake has shaken a wide area of southern california. survey reports magnitude 4.5 quake hit after 9:30 this morning, about 35 miles southeast of los angeles. magnitude 4.4 centered around that same area hit late last night, no damage or injuries were reported. >>> false alarm was sent out this morning by contra costa county health services warning martinez residents about an emergency at the shell refinery there was no idea emergency at the refine right was a mistake. officials say automated calls went out and sirens were activated around 7:15 this morning. residents were being notified to shelter-in-place. after the sheriff's department told us shell accidentally

. >>> developing news, car crashed into a san francisco landry mat today after clipping a pedestrian. take a look at the scene at the san francisco coin laundry. witnesses tells us the woman drive the blue car got hit by another car, lost control and ran into the laundromat in the tenderloin. the car bumped that man's leg and stopped short of hitting a second man. no word on anyone being cited by police. >>> another moderate quake has shaken a wide area of southern california. survey reports magnitude 4.5 quake hit after 9:30 this morning, about 35 miles southeast of los angeles. magnitude 4.4 centered around that same area hit late last night, no damage or injuries were reported. >>> false alarm was sent out this morning by contra costa county health services warning martinez residents about an emergency at the shell refinery there was no idea emergency at the refine right was a mistake. officials say automated calls went out and sirens were activated around 7:15 this morning. residents were being notified to shelter-in-place. after the sheriff's department told us shell accidentally

that's the same as carl landry. he was signed yesterday. roster done, training camp still a couple months away for them. that's the sporting life in case are you wondering about pence and his arrival he gets in the phillies in washington so he gets in about 9:50 tonight. won't play this evening but should be there tomorrow and they will bat him 5th. >> things move quickly. >> yeah. major league have you to be ready. >> police say that he is a danger to the community and arrested him after finding weapons and ammunition in his car. tonight on at ten we dig deeper into the suspect's background with a interview from the jail. >> and that's tonight at ten. thank you for trusting us. your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

homes are not there protected by the new levee system like this one belonging to bobby landry. his newly renovated house was all but swept away by the floodwaters. >> this house never had a drop of water from katrina and we know when they built that wall up, we figured the wall was going to increase the water here if we had a hurricane and it sure did. >> another casualty, livestock, a lot of animals did get to higher ground, but some never did make it to safety. >>> a tsunami alert has been lifted along the eastern coast of the philippines, but folks are still reeling from an earthquake that hit there today. it measured a powerful 7.6. that quake killed at least one person, brought down some homes, knocked out power in several towns. >>> the long holiday weekend, labor day, is upon us and topper is here with a look at our forecast. >> we're going to track what's left of isaac because that will have a direct effect on us. we'll start with radar. there's heavy rain pushing into missouri out of arkansas. so missouri and illinois are in the crosshairs the next 24 to 48 hours. that

. >> reporter: max landry and jimmy didn't think twice as they plucked people from their homes. >> i grew up right here. i ain't never seen water like this. >> reporter: exactly seven years ago today, katrina hammered this parish. even with that history, the parish president said isaac was worse than he ever expected. >> there was 20 plus feet that rolled through the parish. this wasn't supposed to be a katrina. it's turning out for the east bank to be as bad if not worse. >> reporter: at this rescue shelter, families who lost almost everything take comfort in what they have left. >> didn't think it would be that bad. everybody saying with it being a tropical storm that it wasn't going to be bad, so we rode it out. i wish i wouldn't have. >> reporter: louisiana's governor said officials may breach part of the levee to release pressure on the flood walls. tonight we have late word 60 to 75 people have been rescued here. no deaths have been reported. brian. >> gabe gutierrez after a long night in plaquemines parish, just to the south of new orleans. gabe, thanks. lester holt rode it ou

current leader and former world champion was in the collision and failed to finish which man male landry is now the overall leader of the championship for me i just want to be the second one thank you we. thank you. for your vision your. choice you want to play with your partner. meanwhile in the super sport get a grade there was a lot to cheer about for the home fans who packed the stands of the brand new circuit the local hero whether you're really on the for the more sports team was cementing qualification but produced in the electric start to move up to third and confidently looming there. on to look finish line to please his second to doom of the season wild two time champion currently to canons of hulu was the winner i had those you lose it you know who. you. like. is the seuss sunday the twenty's think so for us at the most glorious we not only made history by hosting the inaugural moskos stage of the world superbike championship but it also opened up to challenge for the overall title as well as providing the local crowd with some local success to cheer on constantine bought up o

secondary specifically the safeties will be on display as the team searches for replacements for laron landry and otague. jackson was signed as a free agent in april after being released by the bucks following an injury plagued 2011 season. he said he's 80% up to speed on the playbook and feels just fine upon returning. >> so it's definitely good to be back out there yesterday full speed with the rest of the defense and the rest of the team, man, just trying to get acclimated, trying to learn the system we're running. feels good to be back. we've all within through stuff. it's kind of second chance -- been through stuff. it's kind of second chance for all of us. >>> there is a new face to the defensive backfield, although he's somewhat of a familiar face to the area. remember him? madu williams. this is his ninth year in the league, but area fans remember him back in his college days at university of maryland. he will join brandon meriweather and tanard jackson as new safeties. madu excited about this opportunity. >> it's been great. we got a lot of guys here that can play football and making

current leader and former world champion was in the collision and failed to finish which man will landry is now the overall leader of the championship race for me i want to be a second back and i can't wait. there was a lot i did and this year. will tell you i want to play every day. meanwhile in the supersport get a grade there was a lot to cheer about for the home fans who packed the stands of the brand new circuit a local hero would even live on the phone the yuk each morning sport team was cementing qualification but produced an electric start to move up to third and confidently looming then to look finish line to clean his second podium of the season while the two time champion currently to cannon's a fool who was the winner ahead of you lose it in your movie and you know you will . like you know our. goal is to be so sunday the twenty six so for us at the most glorious we not only made history by hosting the inaugural mosco stage of the world superbike championship but it also going up to challenge for the overall title as well as providing the local crowd with some local success t

he shot 45% from 3-point region and warriors first off the bench and also signed carl landry. years and $8 million he will back up david lee and nate robinson hat left for chicago to back up derek rose. spoiler alert. if you don't want to know, turn away. >>> michael phelps took a few medals home. >> the fan was doing a dance called the person any. >> i thought he got it from you. >> i would do it but i know you would post it on u youtube so i'm not doing it. a reminder. >> very close to getting online there. you can switch back to abc7 as soon as the coverage for a special midnight edition of abc7 seven minutes and we'll recap everything. that is a wrap. we'll see you one hour on "abc 7 news" channel 7.

you remember laron landry. he is long gone as is otagwe. of his released. here is d. hall on the new d- backs. >> we joke with each other saying we got a secondary full of misfits. we got guys that i feel like nobody else wanted in this league. i think brandon told us how we were like the 32 secondary or something in the league. we just laugh at some of that stuff. we know at the end of the day you got to go out on the day and prove it. >> i think he is energized. i think it is fun for him to see the improvement of our football team. we were a little bit younger, fast are and quicker. i think as a veteran, he sees that so he is a little bit more excited. >> mike shanahan is a little bit younger, fefort and quicker. he was on the treadmill already at 5:00 a.m. at redskins park. if the plays are take after the coach, they will be out there hitting it pretty hard today. -- mike hand shan is a little bit younger, fast are and quicker. >> let's go back to wisdom and sarah in the studio. >> thank you. >>> it is the stuff of sci-fi novels. >> we may found out if there is rea

another resident, bobby landry, found everything below the second level of his newly renovated home destroyed. >> this house never had a drop of water from katrina and when they built that wall up, we figured the wall was going to increase the water here if we had a hurricane and it sure did. >> reporter: cattle and livestock headed to higher ground in this rural area, but many animals didn't make it to safety. after the floodwaters disappear, the people who live in this town will have a massive clean-up job before they can begin to repair their homes. you're looking at one of the gas stations that is still under water. there is more than 8 feet of standing water in those neighborhoods and gas, water and food are huge problems throughout the southern louisiana area. in fact, we've passed one gas station where the line was a mile long because it was the only one open. about 15,000 power crews are now scrambling to get the power back on. i'm karen brown. derek, back to you. >> such tough pictures to watch. somebody said on the radio today you never know what a storm is going to do. it could be

. >> i've got congressman jeff landry on the line. thank you for your time. >> great to be with you, tamron. >> reporter: absolutely. what is your concern right now, sir? >> well, you know, our biggest concern right now is the slow movement of the storm and the amount of flooding it could cause as well as the sustained high winds that we're getting. you know, part of the district i represented has rl been improkted it, plaque mince, st. bernard, possible st. charles, areas inundated with four major hurricanes over the last ten years so the people out there are resilient and want to make the federal government is will to support whatever they need. >> sir, you know, this is not the image anyone wanted to see. to be rescued by the coast guard or police agencies. there was a mandatory evacuation in place for about 7,000 people. i heard what had to be one of the most heartbreaking interviews today, a man hiding with his family had gone as high as they could in their home. tell said he might have to shoot the roof off so me and my family c

jeff landry's representing much of southeastern louisiana in congress.e is joining us on the phobe. i'm sure, batoning down the hatches where he is. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> you are welcome. good bng with you, jamie. >> you have been through this before. you know, 7 years ago to the day, for katrina. it's a little ear tow me that --eery to to me, that the storm doesn't seem to be packing that punch. but have folks heeded the call? are you getting the help you need. >> i think we are. the district we represent has had a rough 10 years with four major hurricanes, an oil spill and hurricane isaac. our local officials and first responders are great. they have had a lot of real life experience on this. a lot of people have heeded the call. i think it's just a matter of getting through this calamity and assessing the damage. >> let's talk about getting through t. congressman, i understand jure governor, bobby jindal, sent a letter to president obama saying that the feds are not giving the state the help that they need? >> well, i think what the g

landry. >> if there is anyone here u.s. constituents affected by the moratorium because we have many here who have been affected by this bill. but if there's anyone affected by the moratorium it is my constituents. it's the constituents i serve. and you're allowed about whether there were no playoffs or big summer goals. the reason they're not as many laughs as you would think is because people got in south louisiana, they are not lazy. they don't want the government to say anything to get off their back. when you killed the jobs in the gulf of mexico, they have to leave their families and traveled to africa, to the north sea, to montana because they know one thing the country they grew up in his guide, family and work. okay, so they'll sit there waiting for the government to give them a check or to feel sorry for them. they go to work and they leave, but it's sad when it goes to africa inside of the gulf of mexico. i don't understand. are you an investigation from the investigative branch? or your policymaking branch? >> w

bobby landry and others in his family stayed through the storm. katrina, moved here, remodeled this one. now this. he and his family had to climb out windows as the water rose toward the second floor. >> feel empty. it hurts. >> do you want to come back and live here? >> this is great living here. this side of the river, people in this community are all tight, close. unfortunately there's not enough of us. >> reporter: the fire chief is worried about more potential losses. >> not something i want to see, hope it is the last we do see. we're checking a few residents along the area. we're hoping everybody made it out. >> reporter: when i asked if the town would recover, he said he thinks so. they talked to some residents that packed up and aren't coming back. the chief is reeling as well, he lost his home and this gas station which was his business. wolf? >> awful. brian todd from plaquemines parish. >>> fresh from the republican convention, ann romney talks about women voters and the gop. did she answer the question? stand by. >>> details of the le

philip landry began of mount sinai medicine studies chemical exposure. >> good morning.r move? >> i think it's absolutely a good thing. i think johnson & johnson has taken a proactive step that's necessary and very important. >> we want to look at the statement that was put out. they say we're doing this because we're listening to the people who rely on our products and if they have concerns, we're committed to address them as long as we can do so safely and effectively. >> how do we know in fact products are safe? who tests them sm. >> i think that's the bigger story here. it's good that j and j is taking out the toxic chemicals. why were they in there in the first place and why were they allowed to stay so long? i think the answer to the questions is the legal system is supposed to protect americans against -- it's fundamentally broken. it's been broken for decades. >> disturbing that a lot of the products and chemicals are in baby products. talk about personal care products first. which are of the most concern to you sm. >> looking at the list of chemicals they're abo

landry. >> if there is anyone here who has been affected by the spill, bit moratorium, and there have been many but if anyone has been, it's my constituents. you hear that there weren't that many layoffs. the reason is because people in south louisiana, they're not lazy. they don't want their government for anything except to get off their back. so when you kill their jobs in the gulf of mexico they have to leave their families and travel to africa, to the north sea, to montana because they know one thing, that the country they grew up in, it's god, family, and work. ok? so they're not, they don't sit there waiting for the government to give them a check for -- or to feel sorry for them and they leave. but it's sad when they have to go to africa or leave the gulf the i don't understand. are you an investigative branch on a policy making branch? >> we are an audit and investigative branch the >> because when i close my eyes , listening to you answering the other questions, i could swear you're auditioning to become the secretary. you -- they're all about policy. you had a gentleman tha

. >> dennis landry with adel tough formerly with northwest.would like to congratulate the canadians on the creation and adoption of a very successful winter operation friction measurement program known as kirby. i was the director of the special project committee chairman like northwest alpa, and that was one of our big problems. during my efforts, the faa had somehow convinced most airports to begin reporting the new values and we were quite successful for a while. and i've noticed in the last year the frequency of new volume reporting has been fewer and fewer, and right now seldom can i find the new value report unless the company has specifically required the airport to deliver that information. what i and a stand as the engineers have perhaps decided it's not entirely reliable but it's an important tool to the pilots and i would like to know perhaps the faa has any more ongoing efforts to end this information back into our toolbox. again, what canadians have done is move to be incredibly valuable tool in our toolbox for sales operations. p