oil spill is expected to infuse lousiana with $10 billion dollars. a large portion of the money is slated for coastal restoration projects. i am reasonably optimistic they'll be a reasonable slice of that for mr go type projects. our big takeaway in this katrina anniversary is that a lot of things have been done and new orleans is on a good track towards sustainability but the job is not done here. >> coming up on techknow: phil torres shows us new science that will predict storm surge from space...what wasn't possible during katrina is now on the horizon. >> if this track is correct, it comes into a point near the alabama / mississippi line. >> in august 2005, with round the clock weather reports - southern louisiana residents had plenty of warning katrina was coming. they just didn't know what they were getting. traditionally, the national weather service has relied on hurricane hunters. they fly planes into storms to take measurements...that's how they track them. but for safety reasons they can only fly when the storm isn't too powerful...and eve

he insists spending time in iowa will help 5:00-5:11 there is a saying in lousiana, you go hunting where the ducks are. the votes are here. i think the race changes dramatically after february first, after the caucuses. i think we will do very well in iowa and that will propel us to the nomination. to hear more from governor jindal, tune it to the insiders" with dave price this sunday at 9-30... the state's only inside golf dome is closing nats: golf ball hits longview golf center was in the middle of nowhere when it opened... but is now surrounded by new development. that makes the land the golf range is on, very valuable. owners, sue and george frampton say that's why they're selling their land. longview closes at sundown... a farewell party for the range is tomorrow from two until six. a davis county runner won a big race this week, but won't get credit for it... channel 13's justin surrency tells us why his good sportsmanship.. it was what he'd worked all summer long for...to become davis county's first ever district cross country champion... i thought it was phenomenal, everyone giv

city, portland oregon is second and san francisco is third, boston ranks 8th and the baton rouge lousiana is at the bottom of the list. at least we are on the list. we can move up. mike: well, it is not green today. it is gray. the clouds are coming in, so the temperature is about where it sat. -- where it is . today will probably be above average, but not as warm as yesterday and not as warm as monday. pretty much in the upper 60' s. we might get a degree or two out of this, but that is about it. boston is one of the warmer spots. as you travel to the south shore, mostly in the upper 60' s. they started out really chilly this morning, but rebounded beautifully with the hit of sunshine we had. the sun is still holding on with everything you can. when you walk outside, the wind out of the west has gotten busy. the winds will be gusty this afternoon as we are sure in some drier air and eventually cooler air as well. at us if you look really carefully, there. a sprinkle here or there, but most of us will say drive. and that is what you will notice in the next couple of days. once we get past

lousiana based entergy announcing it will close pilgrim nuclear power plant by june 2019 if not sooner. the plant stands to lose $40 million a year if it keeps operating. >> we do not believe pilgrim is financially viable. mary: tonight town selectmen downplayed the $10 million in lose but admitted they' worried about what happens next. the town had already convened a revenue ideas task force that' s proposing to make up that 10 million by charging entergy for every day it continues to store spent nuclear fuel at the site. >> i think the objective is really to help plymouth economically survive the decommissoning of the plant. mary: tonight the union representing pilgrim' s 600 plus worker blasted the company saying it is not acceptable to walk away from a resource this valuable, and this important to our energy supply and economy simply because it' s going to require an investment to maintain its viability. but that investment would be another 60 million for improvements following a downgraded safety rating recently issued by the feds. and then there is the fallout to customers. pilgr