[applause] jeff landry: we believe in the rule of law. nobody, including our elected officials, i.r.s. directors, or secretaries of state, is above the law. [applause] jeff landry: we believe patients and doctors should make medical decisions, and not government appointed panels. [applause] jeff landry: and finally, we believe the constitution should be preserved protected, and defended. and when conservatives win that is what we expect. [applause] jeff landry: conservativism is strong because of you. as someone who has served, i know we are all in this together, one nation under god, he indivisible -- indivisible with justice for all. together, let us restore our republic. as they say down in louisiana -- let the good times roll! thank you all so very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ jeff duncan: everybody enjoying themselves so far? all right! our next speaker has been a leading conservative voice in his home state of new hampshire for over 10 years, taking the fight for limited government and fiscal sanity to the liberal left. 10 years ago he won

. >> reporter: mickey landry is the executive director of choice foundation.n two others in new orleans. his staff trained for two years to implement the new standard, and landry is confident students will benefit. >> the students learn at a deeper academic level. >> reporter: in 2012 louisiana's republican governor bobby jindal announced support for the common core with mickey landry by his side. >> parents and kids should not be trapped in a failing school because of zipcode, gender or colour. but they did a 180 announcing they wanted to join other in rejecting the stared. >> at some point you say enough is enough. this is where we draw the line. >> how could be on the one hand in 2012 come to one of hour schools and declare that he was going to raise the standard and raise the rigor for curriculum because that's what our children needed to compete in the world as adults. >> landy and others sued governor jindal to prevent him pulling out of the common core. the judge ruled in their favour. not ready to admit defeat jindal fired suit against the obama legisl

fox's keith landry was there for the big reunion. >> reporter: love and relief for two families welcomings back from the danger zone. >> i'm good. >> you good? >> yeah. >> we were in orlando international airport when drew under hill and hunter williams returned from nepal reunited with their families. these two friends spent 10 days climbing mt. everest and returning to base camp they got back to their hotel in kathmandu and the neck day the earthquake happened. >> what do we do? come here, come here, come here. and we just huddled in our doorway in the bathroom in our hotel. >> under hill shot his cell phone video people gathered in the streets fearful that other buildings would collapse after the huge quake during after shocks. >> power lines everywhere. people were screaming crying. >> reporter: hunter shared these photos with us the two friends toughed it out for a few days taking turns sleeping living off dry noodles and juice boxes they finally went to the american embassy for help. >> everything is destroyed. you can't walk past any hotel without you seeing cracks on the structure

. >> gino landry says the blues is the documentary of black culture. >> in the year we were brought herexpectations, our hope, what our life was like. a lot of us about cutting and shooting. but that was the reality and even today, we're still singing about what goes on in the black community. they say people who don't have a written culture don't have a culture. ours has always been sung. >> speaking of singing, teddy blues master watson has been singing the blues for 60 years. he not only sang at russell city, he would go there to hear other singers. >> a good, like big mama thornton, robinson and a lot of people in that time came to russell city. >> there's no sad songs in blues. it's just sad hearts. you're singing the blues, hey lighten that heart up a little bit. your woman left you, she done left you for another man you sang it and you express it, you feel better. >> ♪ ♪ >>> and for those who are tapping their feet and swaying along. the russell city blues festival is scheduledded for this july in hayward. tickets are now on sale. and that's it for this week's second look. i'm jul

landry. >> thank you to the commissioners and to, of course, the audience well, first of all, i'm daniel i've been here before i wear many hats but here as a result promoter a lot of people don't realize in the loose 15 or 20 years i've been successful up to date on events that's how i make a recalling you've got to give the warriors credit they hit a 3 pointer i went to the original port moseying and what looking at pier 30/32 and even then i was questioning where the stadium would be at maybe the mission bay insistence 31 may have as a promoter i want to say this is a tremendous opportunity like one of the jae gentleman spoke about for youth and some of the schools in our district we've got to understand that this is not just the warriors coming to san francisco but the may be coming to san francisco and what some of the challenges was like the depopulation this is a way to repopulate your ears with oomentd and join in participating and have programs like upper bound for years which was at ucsf i've been agency from the meetings because i had a new born but willing to support not only

congressman jeff landry is from a working class, middle class family from st.a basin, down on the bayou. he grew up through louisiana's old. he is a conservative person. a little about him. he is a veteran of desert storm and left the military with the rank of sergeant. he received the army achievement medal, the national defense ribbon, overseas training ribbon, and louisiana cross from his 11 years service as the louisiana national guard. now, he may be a little difficult for us to understand because he's got -- he does have a cajun accent. but you're going to love him like i do. former congressman jeff landry the future attorney general from the state of louisiana. jeff! ♪ >> thank you very much for that warm welcome. but more importantly, thank you for being here today. you know congressman duncan thinks i have an accent. i can't understand why. but if you have trouble understanding me, i'll -- i'll get the text of my speech. you can find it on jefflandry.com. how about that? you know i am so happy to be here. i am happy to be with fellow conservatives who

on their $195 monthly wireless bill while adding hallie to their family plan and soon 13-year-old landryfor it. >> reporter: enter insider todd dunphy. he used to work for verizon. but now runs validas, a company that helps businesses cut down on wireless waste. >> hey, how are you doing? >> reporter: todd's first tip, know your limits. apps like my data manager track your data usage and set off an alarm when you're close to your monthly max so you don't incur additional charges. >> streaming is the most dangerous thing you can do over the carrier network. >> reporter: tip number two, let free websites like whistleout.com do the work for you. tell them what you need. they'll tell you if your plan is the right fit or if there's a better one out there. todd and his team analyze the wilsons' bill and found that while ron loves streaming sports games online -- >> that is firing through the gigabytes. >> reporter: -- kerry pays to get online, too, but never does. >> that will save around $240 every two years. >> wow. >> reporter: tip number three before you sign up, watch out for mystery char

fox's keith landry was there for that big reunion. >> reporter: relief for two families welcoming theirck from the danger zone. >> how are you? >> good. >> we were at orlando international airport when drew under hill and hunter williams returned from nepal and reunited with their families. >> these two friends spent 10 days climbing mt. everest and returning to base camp they got back to their hotel in kathmandu and the next day the earthquake happened. >> i said what do we do? they said come here, come here, come here and we just huddled in our doorway in the bathroom in our hotel. >> under hill shot this cell phone video of people gathering in the streets fearful other buildings could collapse after the huge quake and during after shocks. >> hot power lines everywhere. people screaming crying. >> hunter shared these photos with us. the two friends toughed it out for a few days. taking turns sleeping. living off dry noodles and juice boxes. they finally went to the american embassy for help. >> everything was destroyed. you can't walk past any hotel without you seeing cracks on the st

to save money off their $195 monthly bill while adding, to their family plan and soon 13 year-old landry too. >> would i love a phone but don't have the pocket for it. >> reporter: enter insider todd dunn fee, he used to work for verizon but now runs a company that owns businesses, and helps them cut down on wireless waste. >> hey, how are you doing. >> reporter: todd's first tip know your limit act like my data manager, track your data usage and set off an alarm when you are close to your monthly max so you do not incur charges. >> extremist definitely most dangerous thing you you can do other carrier network. >> reporter: number two, let free web sites like wiggle out.com do the work for you tell them what you you need and, they will tell you if your plan is right fit or if there is a better one out there todd and his team, analyzed the will son's bill and found that while ron loves streaming sports games on line. >> that is firing through the the gigabytes each month. >> reporter: carry pay toss get on line too but never does that will save $240 every two years. >> wow. >> reporter: t

i'm reminded by jeff landry he held up a sign at the president's jobs speech back in september of 2011id drilling equals jobs, drill now. drill here. let's be american energy independent. energy segued to job creation. [ applause ] the third component of that is our founding fathers. that's what mean? simple principles of limited government, free markets and individual liberties. i go back to what we said, unleash, unedbridle that spirit we have as americans because we understand american exceptionalism. our founding fathers did as well. jobs, energy, the founding fathers. that's an acronym that spells jeff, and i think jeff is a winning message. [ laughter ] thomas jefferson gave us a great quote in the office, and wives approve of government restraining us to harm each other which otherwise leaves us free to pursue our own, and the bread which it has earned a government will keep us from harming one another. that means i can't steal your business idea or harm you in other ways but otherwise government leaves us alone to our own pursuits to choose to chase the american dream. when we

curred around -- suspicious fire that occurred around 1:00 in the afternoon yesterday here in wood landrythis point. take a look at that second floor. that is where the firefighters found the bodies of four people. three adults and one child. they haven't been identified just yet but police are telling us they want folks to take a lock at a pebble -- look at a picture of a blue porsche. it's a 2008 blue porsche there it is. that was parked in front of this house hours before the fire started. now they have recovered this car. but they don't know where it was between 10:30 and 5:00 p.m. so if you spotted this car between 10:30 and 5:00 p.m. yesterday, you should call police right away. nikki? >>> i'm nikki burdine in the satellite center with the latest on the deadly amtrak train crash in philadelphia. w this morning, all wrecked train cars have been removed from the crash site. now investigators say their focus moves almost entirely on to the train's engineer brandon bostian. investigators hope to speak with him in the next couple of days. but it might not happen. for at least two more da

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