imagine new orleans without mardi gras. do, but the mayor there is warning a severe shortage of >>> to the "index" now. imagine new orleans without mardi gras. hard to do, but the mayor there is now warning a severe shortage of police officers may force the city to cancel the upcoming celebrations. police officials say they're considering asking neighboring agencies to help. >>> when we come back, little league teams pay tribute to an injured player. his little brother taking to the field. or ulcerative colitis, your day can be full of reminders of your condition. never knowing. always wondering. you weren't made for uc or crohn's, but gut focused entyvio is. entyvio works at the site of the problem to block certain inflammation-causing cells from entering the gut. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection which can be serious. although unlikely, a risk of pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor i

we're not just talking about mardi gras or saint patrick's day. and the marching band always sounds off the celebration. formed by the brass and drum band, the second line brings life - and rhythm - to the party. when i grew up, your junior high school marching band... you're proud. you are so proud. we'd come to one of these parades and we couldn't wait to see our school. but now, the schools don't see the value in these marching bands, so we don't have as many. so you don't have as many kids playing music. before, you couldn't walk these streets without seeing kids with drumsticks and horns, and tubas and stuff like that. - as lack of funding hit the public school system in a hard way over the last decade, the tradition of the marching band rapidly declined. with less and less money for education itself, arts programs and extracurricular activities are gradually disappearing. enter roots of music. how are you doing, man? everything's good. how are you doing today? good, good. good to see you. now, they're sitting there. they're continuing their

first of all if we don't have adequate police, it could mean that there would be no mardi gras.that's a fact we have to ease the level of separations that we have seen. it's it is about retention. now keep in mind the mayor didn't say what she considered to be adequate police staffing for mardi gras. this year's parade route was shortened because of the ongoing officer shortage. the city's police chief said today. it's not the time to panic but instead the time to plan. saving money is becoming a priority because of inflation coming up next. we'll take a look at how you can go green to save some green around the house. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving alm

. >> we don't have enough police and there could be no mardi gras next year. what she considered to be adequate police staffing for mardi gras. this year's parade route was shorted because of the ongoing shortage of officers. she said it is not time to panic but a time to plan. next, meet a 17-year-old making a name for himself. a live look checking out the bay bridge. thanks for waking up with us. [sfx: computer sounds] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ let play unwind your mind. ikea. liz: a lot of excitement yesterday for a chicago resident who finished a swim from alcatraz, a feat in itself. it was even greater for him, he was left paralyzed 19 years ago. therapy helped him. the swim was a challenge. he still has problems regulating his body temperature and get spasms when he gets cold he wanted to raise awareness for the paralysis recovery foundation he founded during his recovery. that is incredible. a new exhibit showcasing the most celebrated and powerful pharaoh of egypt's golden age. it is called ramses great and the gold of the pharaohs. has the egyptian and the biggest

liz: mayor didn't say what shebe staffing for mardi gras.s year's parade route was shorted because of the ongoing shortage of officers. >> a 17-year-old making a name for himself with scorpions will have that coming up. here's a look we get back. we'll look at the hazy look outside over the bay bridge. we'll talk to you when we get back. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. liz: a lot of excitement yesterday for a chicago resident who finished a swim from alcatraz, a feat in itself. it was even greater for him, he was left paralyzed 19 years ago. therapy helped him. the swim was a challenge. he still has problems regulating his body temperature and get spasms when he gets cold he wanted to raise awareness for the

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. >>> and mardi gras is not canceled. that's the message from new orleans mayor.ked about the yearly celebration being in jeopardy due to the lack of staffingin the police department. now, last year, the city actually shortened parade routes because of the police officer shortage. >> welcome news, though, that it's not canceled. >>> we start this half hour with dan price. the ceo that rose to prominence, when he cut his salary to pay workers a $70,000 minimum salary. he is stepping down as head of his tech company. that move coming after allegations of several women of sexual misconduct, including one accusing him of rape. phil lipof has more. good morning. >> reporter: dan price was a media sensation overnight. his words and story went viral. national news outlets like abc did pieces on his dramatic rise to fame. some even called him the moral ceo. this morning, his story has taken a troubling turn. this morning, the ceo praised nationally for significantly raising the minimum wage at his company is under fire and resigning. dan price stepping down from seattle-p

it moved back and front from trump to biden but this race, ryan winning by a greater mardi gras -- margin than biden did in 2020. i wonder if you see that as being telling here. >> certainly democrats see this as an optimistic moment perhaps in a world after the dobbs decision came down overturning roe v. wade they have found an issue that ignites and motivates their voters and we're seeing that not just in this battle ground district, which you rightly note was an obama district, a trump district and a biden district now. it's a true really contested, these are rare in american politics. districts where both sides put money in and it's exactly the kind of district, jim, that if there was a big red republican wave in front of us here right now before our eyes, this is the kind of district republicans should be flipping. and that didn't happen. what we've seen now since the dobbs decision in four house special elections, the democrats are not won all of them like they did new york last night but they significantly cut into the margins that republicans had their previously. they over perfor

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we're going to go around to america's cup, super bowl cup, and that mardi gras is going to be a franchiseere going to take those stories and put them into book form. so he really thought he had something. the only problem was i was already going under. i think they publish their last issue in january of 1971. and then unfortunately i think warren deserves a lot of credit not just pairing those but conceding and birthing gonzo journalism thompson would have to findor another outlet for it. >> in some ways the young editor who started "rolling stone", had got his start under warren hinkle. he really benefited gonzo journalism and hunter thompson from warren hinkle at "rolling stone" for. >> that is absolute true. i think he end up getting a lot of the credit. i think warren was very aware of that. the conception of gonzo journalism was a scanlon thing. nobody had any choices here. it was not obvious that thompson was going to be a great match with rolling stones. it was mostly rock magazine. his older than most of the people who wrote for rolling stones produce not a college graduate. as an

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report.we're going to go around to oiamerica's cup and the super bowl and masters tournament and mardi gras and this is going to be a franchise thing and we're going to take those stories and put them into book form. so he thought hehad something . the only problem was scanlon's was already going under. there would never be i think they published their last issue in january 1971. unfortunately because i think warren deserve a lot of credit for not just hearing those two but kind of conceding and birthing gonzo journalism, thompson would eventually have to find another outlet for that kind of work. >> in some ways, jann wenner who started tarolling stone had gotten started. ramparts under warren hinkle. jann wenner really inherited gonzo journalism and hunter thompson from warren hinkle at rolling stone. >> that's true and jann wenner ended up getting a lot of the credit andwarren was very aware of that . that the conception of gonzo journalism was really scanlon's thing. but he really didn't , nobody hadchoices here . it wasn't obvious that thompson was going to be a great master at rolling

louisiana, where wrote about hurricanes small town corruption, oil spills, army corps screw ups, mardi gras and bingo nights at the senior citizen center. following the conversation between dr. seabrook and mr. monroe, we will be doing a q&a session. as i mentioned, we do have c-span with us this evening and they will be recording the proceedings. when you are ready to ask question, if you will line up at one of the side mikes and, wait so everyone can hear you and, please don't forget to stop by the bookstore and let us know if you'd like to attend events like this. again, i thank you. have a good evening. okay. thank you very much. there's your hand to sign local books for hosting this event tonight. and thank you all for coming out. this is the second event that i've had on my book tour for one person, one vote, and at the first event, which was in portland, and on friday night, there were four people in the audience. so on, and they were actually outnumbered by my wife and the bookstore employees who were required to be there. so i can only assume from that fact that almost of you are h

going to go around, you know to america's cup and the super bowl and the masters tournament and the mardi gras. and you know, this is going to be a franchise and we're going to turn and we're going to take those stories and and put them into book form. so he really thought he had something that the only problem was that scanlons. was already going under and there would never be you know, i think i think they published their last issue in january of 1971. and then, you know, unfortunately because you know, i think warren deserves a lot of credit for not just pairing those two but kind of conceiving and and birthing gonzo journalism. thompson would eventually have to find another outlet. for for that kind of work. so in some ways yon wen or who's the young editor who started rolling stone and had god has started ramparts under warren hinkle young went a really benefited inherited gonza journalism and hunter thompson from warren hinkle at rolling stone. yeah, that's that's absolutely true. and you know, i think i think john ended up getting a lot of the credit and i think warren was very aware of