my mom goes to school at lsu. my dad needs a job.'s student housing, he opens the yellow pages, and he calls companies looking for jobs. i don't know how many days or weeks it takes. i don't know how to people laugh in his face, but finally, he convinces a guy from a railroad company to hire him site unseen. my dad hasn't even met the guy yet, the guy says you can start monday morning. my dad says, that is great. he tells his new boss, look, i don't have a car or a drivers license -- you eradicate me up on monday morning. who tells their new boss that? that is like the top 10 things not to do a job interview. the guy was so taken by his enthusiasm, he did exactly that. six months later, i was born. i was likely what you would call a pre-existing condition. there was no obamacare, my parents insurance did not cover me. two of our children were born that same hospital. our third child, the child was born at home. i didn't come home to tell you that story, but since tomorrow is mother's day our last child was born home. our first child

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my mom goes to lsu. i realized or maybe clemson and other fans -- there may be clemson and other fans in the audience. and the university of south carolina, i don't want to play favorites. my mom goes to school in lsu. my dad, he needs a job. they are in student housing, running out of money. he does not know anybody so he opens the yellow pages. he starts calling company after company after company for a job. i do not know how many days or weeks it takes. i do not know how many people hung up on him. laugh in his face. but finally he convinces a guy from a railroad company to hire him sight unseen. my dad hasn't even met his new boss yet. as it started work. the guy says, you can start monday morning. my dad says that's great. he tells his new boss, look, i don't have a car, i don't have a drivers license, you are going to have to pick me up on the way to work monday morning. [laughter] governor jindal: who tells their new boss that? it is like the top 10 things not to do in a job interview. the guy was

as a conservative activist on the campus at lsu and before that in the early 1960s norman thomas cameto baton rouge and spoke sponsored by the wesley foundation and i felt obliged to go to the meeting and listen to him. what i heard was largely a presentation of pacifism against resistance and in the q&a i asked norman thomas who was by then a very old man what should we do if we were invaded by the soviets and he suggested that we should do as gandhi and his supporters did and lay down on the railroad tracks which stopped the trains. that was his answer. i said sarah, what makes you think unlike the british government is soviets would stop the train? he just reiterated his opinion that the proper response would be to land the railroad tracks. i concluded from that that norman thomas was inherently an impractical man. was i wrong? >> or a hint they are not let me speak to the specifics of the story. it was 25 years before i was born. it sounds to me like u.s. specifically talking about the events of the soviet occupation of the united states, not innovation itself. and let me explain

the seafood industry and the crawfish industry, the state prevailing wage rate as determined by the lsu ag center and my office, $8.66. that's a floor. but they're also paid on piecemeal. and you have some -- you have workers that make $12, $15, $18 an hour. depending on production, this sets a minimum wage. let's not, if you look at what is in the interim rule there, it's complicated. we need to simplify this. >> okay. and dr. strain, i also wanted to touch on my imported seafood safety. we worked on it together, it would give states more power to increase seafood inspections for foreign imports. >> yes. >> in conjunction with the federal government. we've talked about this before, essentially empowering you to reinforce the effort of the federal government to put more cops on the beat. we do this in many other areas where the primary regulation is at the federal level. but related state entities can help enforce that. what is your view on that? and how it could improve seafood safety? >> mr. chairman. the american public, when they go to the market, 100% of the proteins for beef and p

. >> reporter: former lsu lyle collins is officially a dallas cowboys.ned a 3 year $5.6 million deal after going undrafted in last week's nfl draft. police announced they wanted to talk to collins days before the draft because of the murder of his ex-girlfriend. he was never a person of interest or a suspect, but it was enough for teams to shy away. >>> the cleveland cavaliers are apologizing for this video. many are saying the video depicts domestic violence and bullying. it shows a woman who is a chicago bulls fan and has relations with a man who is a cleveland cavaliers fan. here is where it goes wrong. ♪ >> bulls fan? i didn't know you were a bulls fan. i can't believe she is a bulls fan. i thought you were all in. >> well i'm all in now. let's just watch the game. >> the cavs organization posted a statement on their website saying, quote, domestic violence is a very serious matter and has no place in a parody video. >>> the bizarre security going up around the white house. plus a javelin and a long piece of strong. how one olympian pulls a child's l

he's the offensive tackle out of lsu collins was considered a first round draft pick who went undrafted was because his former pregnant girlfriend was murdered. he was called back to baton rouge the police continue to say he's not a suspect. that he was cleared this week. so today the cowboys obviously signed him. >>> on the pga tore they have called this weekend tour stop the fifth major it's not considered a major but it's a big one. tiger woods playing and hanging in there. let's go to in order. tiger on the par 38. not a pretty sight. you can tell when ever he drops the club, 30-yards short on 210-yard hole. he had a double bogie there. two bogeys, four birdies he's even on the 17th. the leader is six under. tiger is tied for 81 is the. today memorial day in sports. it's unbelievable if you remember this. not because of the date but because of the moment. the 76ers season came to an end and allen iverson went off with one of funniest rants when reporters asked him about something he missed many time. >> i'm supposed to be the franchise player and we in here talking about practice. i

they have signed lsu stud offense i lineman lyle collins. was expected to be a first-round pick and wasn't selected because he was linked to the murder of his ex-girlfriend. he is not a suspect. phil lis back home tomorrow night. what a pitching matchup. hamills versus harvey. a controversial figure in sports, a-rod, passes willie mays on the all-time home run list. that's number 661. feel free to put an asterisk to it. he's in fourth place alone. babe ruth is next on the list. the two most visible female athletes of the area got together for the first time. a wnba star. >> whoo! >> is that good? >> amazing, actually. >> good? >> nice. they taped a segment for the player's tribune and showed each other's moves. the advice to her? don't be afraid to fail. >> obviously, there's tons of mistakes i made but, you know, when you surround yourself with really good people and uplifting people those are the people that help you when you're down and make the mistakes. i wouldn't trade the mistakes i made and i'm sure you won't either. they'll make you

taking a chance on a first round talent with a troubling background today they signed laill collins a lsu lineman. he would have been a first round pick in the draft but was undrafted because he is being questioned by baton rouge police in connection with the shooting death of his ex-girlfriend. he is not considered a suspect , in the crime. >>> day off for phillies before starting a series home against the the metro pol tans. they lost to the braves last night despite big games from ryan hour and ben reveer. great moment last night for twins rocky eddie laser owe, his family on hand for his major league debut. first pitch, watch this, first pitch he sees in his career is a home run. the family goes wild. when he gets back to the dug out... watch what happens in the dug out. have of course, he gets silent treatment, everyone ignored him. look at the smile on his face. and he is jumping up and congratulate the kid, great start to a pro baseball career. >> everyone is just like um, yeah, whatever. >> you have to love those baseball traditions. >> good stuff. thstudents intwo hphiladelphia.n

today they signed lyle collins lsu offensive lineman.irst round pick in the draft but undrafted because he was being questioned by bayton rouge police in connection with the shooting death of his ex-girlfriend. he is not considered a suspect in that crime. >>> we'll be right ♪ >>> well it is the event that sci-fi and comic fans have been waiting for. >> comicon kick off. few celebrities making an appearance lou ferigno the original incredible hulk and philly native m. night shymalan it runs through may tenth at the convention center and cw philly is hosting special screening of the cw show beauty and the beast saturday at noon at the convention center. and then at 3:30 look for panel with steven, from the hit cw show arrow. check that out. >> very popular. >> we'll be right back. >>> eyewitness nice returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington, erika von tiehl and meteorologist katie fehlinger. we thank you for watching i were news at 11:00. for beasley, kathy and everyone here i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on

signing lsu stud offensive lineman collins. he was expected to be a first round draft pick. no team drafted him because he was linked to the murder of his former girlfriend. he's not a suspect, but he hasn't been cleared yet. >>> the two most visible female athletes from the delaware valley, they got together for the first time. mo'ne davis and former delaware star elena deladon now a wnba player. >> first, i would start off teaching you how to throw straight. just let it flow. don't be too wild. >> mo' ne taught her her fast ball and taped a segment for the players tribune. she coached her on the stepback jumper. mo'ne would like to play hoops at uconn where elena got a scholarship. we'll hear from them at 11:00. i'm john clark. we're right back. woman: i was tired of my chronic constipation and the way it made me feel the discomfort the bloating the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone) for my chronic constipation. it works differently than laxativ

they've been in the big games and been around 80,000 fans and be en playing alabamas and lsus.s not too big for them to come out here. >>> here's your friendly reminder to vote in our high school game of the week poll. here are your choices. text the code of your game to 25543 and we'll highlight the winner friday night. >>> just when you think you've seen it all, catch this. a fan at a dodgers game this weekend not only caught the home run ball but while he was videotaping about. >> whoa. >> no way. >> get real. >> that's real. he practices this. it's bobby crosby. here comes the long ball. videotaping it and it goes right into his glove. he said he practices it at batting practice and it's never happened in a game. >> he practices catching the ball? >> let me get this straight. he turns on his phone. a home run has been hit. he gets his phone out and turns it on. >> he's filming the game. he's already filming the game. >> that makes a little more sense. >> but he's filming it while the ball is coming and he catches it. >> what's he filming it on? >> his phone. >> at the game,

. >> i think going to lsu, three years over there, i look back and i wasn't ready out of high school so, i really don't know where i'd be if i didn't go to college. i didn't know -- i don't really know where, what level i'd be at out of high school. but i'm glad i went to college and definitely benefited me a lot. >> never seen this before. last night. that is cubs pitcher walking off the mound. look what he found. he finds something in the grass. it is actually a credit card. didn't recognize the name so he gave it to a security guard. who could it be? but he is honorable. he did return it. i'm john clark. let's send it back to you, jim. >> someone doing some on-mound shopping. no doubt. >> charging it. yeah. >> thanks john. >>> now for a look at what's coming up tonight on "nbc 10 news at 11." a temple university professor facing federal charges. how he's accused of selling secrets overseas. (toilet flushing) spending more time here lately? going more often? straining to go? waking up at night to go? you're not alone. it happens to millions of men. don't wait. call now to participa

two months ago, the lsu ago center -- ag center conducted analysis of the recent h2b policy changes from the u.s. department of labor from the louisiana seafood industry. the assessment was conducted in response to potential changes in the cost and availability of labor stemming from a mid-year cap on h2 b permits and the announcement that it would no longer accept the private wage rate surveys. results indicate that for every $1 of employee compensation created by the seafood preparation and packaging industry in louisiana, employee compensation increased by $2.06 across all sectors of louisiana economy. this includes the original $1 of employee compensation created by the seafood preparation and packaging industry, plus $1.06 of induced multiplier effects across all sectors of the economy. total income generated by h2b visa workers in the louisiana seafood industry is estimated between $36 million and $43 million. based on the assumption of $35 million in revenue, the loss of this revenue for any given number of firms would lead to a reduction in labor income across the entire louisian

today they signed lyle collins lsu offensive lineman.in the draft but undrafted because he was being questioned by bayton rouge police in connection with the shooting death of his ex-girlfriend. he is not considered a suspect in that crime. >>> we'll be rig ♪ ♪ ♪ at chase, we celebrate small businesses every day through programs like mission main street grants. last years' grant recipients are achieving amazing things. carving a name for myself and creating local jobs. creating more programs for these little bookworms. bringing a taste of louisiana to the world. at chase, we're proud to support our grant recipients and small businesses like yours. so you can take the next big step. i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams

let's just stick to lsu. so my mom goes to school at lsu. my dad he needs a job.hey're in student housing, they're running out of money doesn't know anybody, so he opens the yellow pages. i love this story. he starts calling company after company after company looking for a job. now i don't know how many days or weeks it takes. i don't know how many people hung up on him. i don't know how many people laughed in his face but finally, finally, he convinces a guy from a railroad company to hire him sight unseen. and my dad tells his new boss, hasn't met the guy yet hasn't started work the guy says you can start monday morning. my dad says that's great. tells his new boss he goes, now, look, i don't have a car, i don't have a driver's license, you're going to have to pick me up on the way to work. [ applause ] who tells their new boss that? it's like the top ten things not to do in a job interview. the guy was so taken by his enthusiasm he did exactly that. six months later, i was born at woman's hospital. now i was what you would politely call a pre-existing conditio

we are professors at lsu. we have documents. we know things. and andy also is on the advisory board of the papers of thomas jefferson at princeton. he has written numerous books on early american political culture, but his new book is different. this book is about the many ways in our contemporary society although we start with fdr but it's about the curious, humorous and at times pathetic ways that modern politicians and public figures atop to manipulate thomas jefferson. and they can claim him as you will see for whatever ideological position that they want to embrace your we have the subtitle of the book how thomas jefferson became an fdr liberal a reagan republican, and a tea party fanatic it all the while being dead. [laughter] thank you. [applause] >> thank you steve and books and books and thank you to that lovely young lady. so. we forget the language of american democracy? ..

we are professors at lsu. we have doctorates. we know things. and andy also is on the advisory board of the papers of thomas jefferson in princeton. andy has written numerous books on early american political culture, but his new book is different. this book is about the many ways in our contemporary society although he is going to start with fdr but it's about the curious, humorous and at types pathetic ways that modern politicians and public figures adopt and manipulate thomas jefferson. and they can claim him as you see, for whatever ideological position they want to embrace. thus we have the subtitle of the book "how thomas jefferson became an fdr liberal reagan republican and a tea party fanatic, all the while being dead." thank you. [applause] >> thank you steve and books and books and thank you to that lovely young lady. so would do we get the language of american democracy? where we consider our nation to be somehow framed on a morally superior bulwark in pursuit of a just society. we get that from jefferson. where do we get american exc

the budget because of a deficit and one thing not on the chopping block, a lazy river spelling out lsu. the school says the construction funds come from a student fee, not the state budget. one professor says that's no excuse that the school should cut wasteful spending and raise tuition to balance the books. finally, one man wants nothing to do with selfies even though he made it possible. steve invented the digital camera back in 1975. the original weighed 8 pounds and only took pictures in black and white. he told "the washington post" that during a recent panel discussion the audience tried to blame him for sell feesfieselfies. >>> north carolina thanks to a little known law that makes government seizures legal, tonight, we have late-breaking developments. >> reporter: lyndon mcclellan is fighting to recover the money that the irs seized from his north carolina convenience store. >> they took all that was in there. took ten years to get it and less than 13 seconds to take it away. >> reporter: mcclellan raised red flags after making a series of small deposits. banks are supposed to

two months ago, the lsu ago center -- ag center conducted analysis of the recent h2b policy changes from the u.s. department of labor from the louisiana seafood industry. the assessment was conducted in response to potential changes in the cost and availability of labor stemming from a mid-year cap on h2 b permits and the announcement that it would no longer accept the private wage rate surveys. results indicate that for every $1 of employee compensation created by the seafood preparation and packaging industry in louisiana, employee compensation increased by $2.06 across all sectors of louisiana economy. this includes the original $1 of employee compensation created by the seafood preparation and packaging industry, plus $1.06 of induced multiplier effects across all sectors of the economy. total income generated by h2b visa workers in the louisiana seafood industry is estimated between $36 million and $43 million. based on the assumption of $35 million in revenue, the loss of this revenue for any given number of firms would lead to a reduction in labor income across the entire louisian

none have been charged in connection with the calf oppose lsu murders.onnell reports on new clues that could reveal why this family was targeted. >> reporter: evidence work still under way at this multi-million dollar crime scene, the family's life and remnants of tragedy. the savopoulos family and housekeeper held hostage 19 hours, brutally killed and home set ablaze. >> we'll continue to investigate this case and bring charges appropriate in the coming week. >> reporter: investigators believe one man in custody, da ron wint had help. >> reporter: new clues, prints on a water bottle. they want new fingerprint tests on wint. >> the fingerprint on the water bottle is an important lead. if it's from a person who is not wint it could identify another killer in the case. >> reporter: another is the ransom money itself. in unsealed court papers investigators made the strong claim that an assistant who worked for mr. savopoulos had, quote, lied to them about when and how the $40,000 in ransom was delivered. that assistant is not charged. cash could be another

next year, i will be visiting lsu. i am the embodiment of the access. ms.unt: let's don't discount that the mexican war brought us all of the western southwest. california, new mexico, etc.. he was the commander in chief and he acted like it. winfield scott had quite a temper. if he upset scott and taylor, so be it. that is what history has recorded. we got those properties for very little. in terms of the history of real estate polk raised high. professor finkelman: only if you think that going to war with a country to steal half their country is an appropriate and legitimate thing to do. significant numbers of americans believed that the mexican war was purely a land-grab. many americans, including john c calhoun, the lead to that the mexican war was a huge mistake. tell who predicted correctly that once you had the war, it would open up again the question of slavery in the territories. that would cause a catastrophe which it does. ms. swain: taylor was the last southerner elected for 64 years. he was the last president to hold slaves while in office. his

. >> i was a student at lsu and i managed to beat one of the youngest elected delegates at the nationalonvention 1964 i was an activist on my campus and before that to come into bad ruche to be sponsored by the foundation i've felt obliged to go to that meeting. what i heard was the presentation of pacifism ended in the q&a i asked what should we do if we were invaded by the soviets? he suggested that we should do to lie down on the railroad tracks that would stop the train i said what makes you think that unlike the british the soviets would stop the train? and he just reiterated his opinion the proper response would be to lay on the retracts so i concluded from that it was -- she was inherently impractical. was i wrong? >> let me speak to the specifics of your story. are obviously was not there it was 25 years before was born. it sounds to meet like i was talking about the other is to explain when norman thomas continued to speak out on public affairs in that main vehicle was an organization of the post-world war he was very committed to the cause of nuclear disarmament but very unamb

ah vap lsu. savopoulos. cameras out. all across mexico city. what you're seeing here because they are trying to capture images of a halo surrounding the sun. a weather phenomenon formed by the reflection of ice crystals from some locations this halo perfect encircles the city's most famous monument the angel of independence. >> turning to our health headlines and a possible new justification for those looking for the fountain of youth in botox. a new study out of canada finds weeks after treatment, skin at the injection site remained more elastic and it could possibly explain the reported reduced wrinkles after repeated treatments. the study however involved only 43 women who had never used botox before and other studies suggest that long-term botox use can eventually degrade the muscle and the bone under the skin. so i hate when they do that. they tell us something and then it's like by the way it's not so great for you. use it now, but -- >> what does that mean, it you remain more elastic? >> it stretches. >> and that's good? >> sorry. what a

the seafood industry and the crawfish industry, the state prevailing wage rate as determined by the lsu ag center and my office, $8.66. that's a floor. but they're also paid on piecemeal. and you have some -- you have workers that make $12, $15, $18 an hour. depending on production, this sets a minimum wage. let's not, if you look at what is in the interim rule there, it's complicated. we need to simplify this. >> okay. and dr. strain, i also wanted to touch on my imported seafood safety. we worked on it together, it would give states more power to increase seafood inspections for foreign imports. >> yes. >> in conjunction with the federal government. we've talked about this before, essentially empowering you to reinforce the effort of the federal government to put more cops on the beat. we do this in many other areas where the primary regulation is at the federal level. but related state entities can help enforce that. what is your view on that? and how it could improve seafood safety? >> mr. chairman. the american public, when they go to the market, 100% of the proteins for beef and p

karen desalvo and i know each other from way back when i was full time with lsu and she with tulane. i told her that we made the spread tulane green today. she's at the office of the national coordinator of health information technology. onc is the lead agency charged with formulating the federal government's i.t. strategy. i've been impressed. dr. desalvo has come to me personally. there's a friend back home who's having a lot of problems with her medical record and adapting to it. she clearly recognizes interop ability is key. she's listening to the physicians and developers of this product. he was a health commissioner for the city of new orleans, including and after hurricane katrina. >> we look forward to you testimony. we expect to get to know you pretty well here because all of us are interested in fixing the electronic medical records system. and you're on the point for that according to secretary burwell. we look guard to that. our other two witnesses, dr. collins, the director of the national institutes of health who oversees the work of the largest supporter of biomedical

karen desalvo and i know each other from way back when i was full time with lsu and she with tulane. i told her that we made the spread tulane green today. she's at the office of the national coordinator of health information technology. onc is the lead agency charged with formulating the federal government's i.t. strategy. i've been impressed. dr. desalvo has come to me personally. there's a friend back home who's having a lot of problems with her medical record and adapting to it. she clearly recognizes interop ability is key. she's listening to the physicians and developers of this product. he was a health commissioner for the city of new orleans including and after hurricane katrina. >> we look forward to you testimony. we expect to get to know you pretty well here because all of us are interested in fixing the electronic medical records system. and you're on the point for that according to secretary burwell. we look guard to that. our other two witnesses, dr. collins, the director of the national institutes of health who oversees the work of the largest supporter of biomedical r

i accepted christ almost 28 years ago as a teenager in a nondenomational church on the campus of lsu. never did i think i'd live to see the day where my own government, my own government would try to take away my religious liberty rights in this great country. i want to close with this observation. i started off telling my parents' story about coming here in pursuit of the american dream over 40 years ago. my concern that president obama is trying to redefine the american dream into a european nightmare of dependence on the government. i'll tell you what our best days are still ahead of us. and the reason i believe that the reason i believe that is our founding fathers got something important and they got it right. they knew the genius of america is not our government in d.c., it's not in our marvelled buildings or our monuments it is in the freedoms, the freedoms they enshrined, they knew the function of government wasn't to create those rights it was to protect those god-given rights. it's the genius of the entrepreneurs creating something from nothing. the genius of parents, moms a

louisiana state university from building an $85 million lazy river in the shape of its school letters, lsuth other southeastern conference schools that have these. it includes a gym and a sun deck. >>> it's a case of good dog gone bad. pluto is in hot water for this hug at disney land. >> he grabbed he and it hurt my back. >> that 8-year-old little boy's mother claims her son ended up in the emergency room with neck and back injuries. after pluto squeezed him too hard. disney land says it is investigating. al the poor little guy. those are your headlines. >>> i feel bad. >> you can't win. can't get a hug but not that hug. >> i've had different experiences where it's lunchtime and i wait in a long time and they go to lunch. this time he showed too much emotion. >> it's a fine line. >> again, pluto. bluto? >> bluto is the guy from animal house. >> no, that's pop eye. >> you're confusing your cartoons. >> is it bluto who pop eye was enemies with? >> i'm not sure. all i remember was olivia and pop i didn't. >> olive oil. >> that's her name. >> olive oil. >> her nick name was olivia. >> all rig

my mom goes to school in lsu. student housing, running out of money.r company for a job. not on how many days or weeks. not on how any people hung up on him. but finally he convinces a guy from a railroad company to hire him sight unseen. my dad hasn't even met his new boss yet. my dad says that's great. i don't have a car, i don't have a drivers license, you are going to have to pick me up on the way to work. who tells their new boss that? it is like the top 10 things not to do. the guy was so taken by his enthusiasm he did exactly that. six months later i was born at woman's hospital, which you would call politely a pre-existing condition when i was born. we have three children. two of our children were born at that same hospital. the third child was born at home. i didn't come here to tell you the story, but since tomorrow is -- he was born at home. 36 hours of labor. second child, 24 hours of labor. third child, 34 minutes of labor. this was not on purpose. now tomorrow is mother's day. you think your mothers, wives, sisters, daughters, there is a