a native of new orleans, louisiana. and being in the shadow of the lost cause means quite literally. i've immersed in new orleans history and immersed in the past since the day i was born. you can go very few steps before you tumble into monument and most of those monuments were dedicate it to confederate or worse still, white supremacist. i saw nothing that resembled myself in the city's fabric. i saw a new monument to black. i saw a new monument to even slaves. even though new orleans had been one of the nation's largest slave markets in 1976, i returned to my place of prayer at the city that i love and began going to second grade. every i would come home from second grade and i'd go to my great grandmother's house. she was born in 1895 and was the granddaughter of a white planter. my grandmother would tell me stories and these stories wrapped around reconstruction. her husband, a man by the name of emanuel dunn, had been the nephew of oscar, the great nephew of oscar. james and and i had heard nothing of this in scho

wall street moves to new orleans after the civil war, wildly popular among former confederates. again, they see him as a hero. he's working as a as cotton broker, and he's looking across the political landscape. reconstruction begins to unfold. so the first phase of reconstruction is presided over by abraham lincoln's successor, andrew johnson becomes president after lincoln dies and johnson gives excessively leniency to former confederates, including unreconstructed ones who have no ounce of repentance to offer, and that excessive leniency, including pardons of former politicians and generals, so on, so that they can hold political office results in the south, falling back the hands of ex confederates who under johnson's regime begin to pass a series of laws, so-called black codes, try to recreate something akin to slavery, a forced labor system that is that is reminiscent of slavery. meanwhile, the southern democratic party that had defended slavery before the war and had been behind secession is is a very belligerent mood, basically basically saying, you know, that they'll co

this was the first time that new orleans was new orleans was added to our destination.dea for destination. >> new orleans is an unique city event driven economy. we have events every week. sometimes more event in a given week. we handle mardi gras. essence festival. quarter fest. getting the super bowl next year. we do it for a living. we do it week in and week out. spring break is another event. we are prepared for it. >> don't you think spring break is a little different. kids out of control. >> get coffee and a drink here. >> lawrence: are you all prepared for the consequences of that. >> we always are we have a lot of young people come down french quarter regular diet for us. more than usual. intelligence division that watches the social media see if there is any influencers or disrupters. we are prepared for it. just this first quarter alone down 28% in homicides. down 37% in nonfatal shootings. down 48% in carjackings. 58% in armed robbery. we are doing rile well and continue that. and provide safe environment we can for all our festivals. >> >> lawrence: what is

i am president and ceo of greater new orleans inc. for the past decade we have let the coalition for sustainable flood insurance, and national alliance of approximately 250 organizations across 35 states. today i will discuss the need to reauthorize nfip, given its benefits to the country, the need to reform the program that has been discussed and particularly giving fema's administration a risk rating of 2.0, its associated impacts. first and foremost, the coalition for sustainable flood insurance absolutely supports a long-term multiyear reauthorization of nfip, to ensure program stability and to minimize the negative impacts across the american economy. as senator scott mentioned, a lapse is something that we cannot allow to happen. this is destabilizing to the national housing market. we know for example that during a june 2010 lapse, about 1400 home sale closings were delayed or canceled each day. furthermore, the benefit that nfip provides to our nation is great and significant. it is 5 million policyholders. two points i need t

remember in nulsz new orleans, beginning. people across the country in liberal cities, they will tell you that crime is down. if you are a resident and experiencing crime on day-to-day basis, what numbers and years are you comparing it to, the pandemic or to prepandemic levels. there is tone deafness. >> brian: this is just one of many destinations. it used to be fort lauderdale, now there is more than one major place. you go to miami next. where does this rank, do you think, in terms of spring break destination? you can put a tank top and have bud light or bud dry and hang out with people. >> lawrence: "new york post" calls it one of the top destinations. the thing that is different from fort lauderdale, miami, daytona, there are more families here celebrating spring break together versus miami and daytona area with young people going wild. >> steve: we'll check in with you and tyrus later this hour. >> ainsley: i'm ready to see miami. >> steve: the faa reportedly finding dozens of issues on an investigation of boeing 737. >

new orleans police chief e.n.metimes come to work and find rat droppings on their desks. for a depleted police department where morale is already low, this is not a morale-boosting work environment. the fact is that officers literally have nowhere to go to the toilet. it is unacceptable for the police station to have a complete water supply failure; this is the basis, which is why we have a bunch of cockroaches and rodents in the police room. evidence, like on a tour, they eat our marijuana, they are all high, according to the chief of the police department, rodents are wreaking havoc in the central headquarters, ms. kirk-patrick testified at a meeting of the city committee, there she explained that rats eat marijuana , and so... the situation is so difficult that employees find rats falling on their heads. based on the situation at headquarters, council members voted to approve the lease of a new building for the police department. it will cost the city $670,000 a month, which is still cheaper than the $30 millio

the story starts interestingly in new orleans where farragut of course would later earn immortal fame with his great victory. here's the story george farragut by then a widower with two children, was a employee in the navy yard at new orleans and one day when he was out fishing on the mississippi river, which he liked to do, a canoe drifted past him with apparently no one in it. upon investigation. george farragut found that there was an elderly man lying in the bottom of the canoe, unable to speak. no identificar, john farragut had no idea who he was, but he brought home, nursed him as he could until the man about two weeks later finally expired. and eventually, it turned out that he had been the 84 year old father of navy captain david porter, who commanded the gunboat squadron in new orleans at that time. when captain porter learned about george farragut generosity and kindness, he offered to repay his debt by taking one of his two sons as a midshipman. well, for a widower with two sons, this is quite a generous offer. midshipman appointments, then as now, are pretty rare and highl

the new orleans, the cities deep water contain a port contributes to the last land ships need. if a deep and navigation channels you will ins is known by many different names. the parents of the south queen of the south, the birthplace of jazz. and the big easy, the french quarter is the cities historic hans. the jump to trade in goods that it's french markets. and joe, nevada now stands here, a gift from france, the african american symbols lift them up, bringing jazz and fu due to new orleans. the. the french culture is home to do pre stance. christina bought peace performing a love spell for one of our clients. the i've seen elders take one sofa candle like this and move mountains with it. so it's really all about your intentions. were to do uh, were serving the one below. oh wow. spirit switch. so it is intermediaries between humans and the supreme creates a lot of people assume that a mambo, i'm a sideway. no, not yet. i'm still on my way up. so i work under my mom, but my bone, mambo. sally glassman today. christina is meeting with mom, both sally and for the match. she a

the african american symbols lift them up, bringing jazz and flu due to new orleans. the. the french quarter is home to do pre stance. christina bought peace performing a love spell for one of our clients. the i've seen elders take one single candle like this and move mountains with it. so it's really all about share and sanctions. we'll do. we're serving the why. the why spirit switch. so it is intermediaries between humans and the supreme creates a lot of people assume that a mambo, i'm a sideway. no, not yet. i'm still on my way up. so i work under my mom, but my bone, mambo. sally glassman today. christina is meeting with mom, both sally and for the match. she always before of the same rituals as part of the training to become a mumbo a subway will find priestess. does this stop the symmetry? christina drew strings here from her ancestors. she feels and especially strong connection to her deceased grandfather. what are uh, family transitions over there with us we they call it god speed for a reason. if we call the name their right. like my grandfather who i've been tal

parade coming into your garage, and done it new orleans style, right?e doing in new york and new jersey was rooted in the texture of that community and that place and at that time, demographics were beginning to change and the need was felt. so guess what a variation on this question of formative civic experience is the rule in place, informing your sense of civic engagement and civic responsibility whether that was in the new orleans phase of your life. >> i should say that most civic learning starts in the home. amy gave her examples of sort of the bigger step than most people do, but many, many parents will organize giftgiving to the needy either at thanksgiving or christmas. my mother, for example, was a nurse and she held anybody in the community who required some assistance in their physical care. my mom was there. i can't tell you the number of times i opened the door to a stranger. and this is not the day you can do that. [laughter] ■]and they would say, i have heard. who lives here and she can help me. those examples were critical to us. i do h

. >> this was in new orleans? >> this was in new orleans. years, our garage was where people came to vote. [laughter] >> and this wasn't a convenient thing, but our parents, from late in the morning to late at night -- and it wasn't a convenient thing for our neighbors either because there was a lot of traffic and cars parked on the road, but they saw the need so they volunteered their home to fill it. but much as justice sotomayor was sayingbout investment in our communities, that is something also, my parents made a big value for us growing up because when they saw the needs, they filled them. the elderly, in my neighborhood my mom was bringing them food. my dad was checking on the. they were dispatching my siblings and i to go and have conversations with them so that they wouldn't be lonely. my mother fostered a baby when we were younger. all those things of seeing needs and filling them -- we participated in toy drives at christmas every year, my siblings and i would wrap the i think that kind of engagement in the community that is not g

it's a new orleans company by sicilians. new orleans has the second largest sicilian population in the united states. and i asked them, what's the most famous sandwich you associate with new orleans? they say a po'boy. and i say, no, that's a much more recent it's a mouthful letter, which is, again, a sicilian. it's sicilian influences being embraced in this incredibly interesting and cosmo fountain city i would say as well the the the sense of cultural and demographic diversity, you know, is really a function of this earlier period, the 16, 17th and 18th centuries when the south was a period was a place of incredible immigration, a destination for immigrants from the british isles, germany, from from switzerland, not france, know spain as well as. dozens and dozens of enslaved people from africa speaking many, many different languages, practicing different religions, encountering indigenous people. likewise many languages and practicing their traditions. so the i mean to me, that's when we think about southern distinctivene

new orleans i never anticipated it being a spring break destination. apparently got some young people there. >> bill: you were talking to us during the commercial and said you were surprised how willing they were to jump on camera and do an interview at any time of day. >> it surprised me. the clip of the young lady i always ask the kids what's the first thing that you do and she said bronzeer and cocaine. i went to spring break a few times when we had the money. i never would have jumped in front of a camera. the willingness of these young people to be drunk in the middle of the street and be willing to tell the whole world i just think it says something about this generation. >> bill: maybe you grew up with a phone. >> dana: and where do you think it goes from here? do you think fort lauderdale is making a bad decision? >> you mean miami beach. >> dana: if all the revelers get pushed there. >> they will change their policies to be more reflective of miami beach. the they have to. again, there was some traction in fort lauderdale. everyone wanted to g

orlando is stronger than new orleans at home - 121-106.he los angeles-lakers game. lebron james and company will play with atlanta, starting at 5:30 am minsk time ozerniki is only in the play zone and in order to rise higher, it is extremely important for them to defeat the holks basketball players. and tomorrow the russian biathlon championship on snow slopes starts in tyumen. the strongest shooting skiers of our country will perform at the pearl of siberia winter sports center. at 9:00 you will find a sprint race for men, here we are rooting for smolsky and company. live broadcast on tv channel belarus 5. and already at 12:30 women will take to the tracks. this race can also be followed live on the country's main sports channel. already pursuits are planned for sunday and we expect accurate shooting, fast progress along the distance, and good luck from our biathletes. to the belarusians in tyumen, that’s all for me today, my name is stanislav libsky, love sports, work hard and win, but for now, good night. a good morning should start wit

humans aren't the only ones doing drugs in new orleans. pack of rats somehow made their way into the evidence room at the new orleans police department. >> major rodents. on the floor. the cockroaches. the rats eating our marijuana. they're all high. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how can you tell? that the rats are high? are those the ones playing xbox? how do you know? [ laughter ] anyway, those rats sound cool as hell, to me. it was presidential primary day in georgia today. biden and trump both traveled to georgia this weekend, asking for votes. of course, the last time trump asked for votes in georgia, he was indicted for it. turns out, you have to do it before the election. [ laughter ] trump and biden hosted competing rallies over the weekend, though it's not really accurate to call them rallies. biden's was more of a medium-octane bingo night, and trump's was like a "my mom's a stripper" episode of jerry springer. [ laughter ] usually when two elderly men travel to georgia together, it's to play augusta national and see the bench from "for

look who's in the bull's-eye, new orleans, flash flooding possible, and we could see an isolated severebut it's not as widespread as last night. then this evening, that switches to the -- shifts to the florida panhandle. a lot of our spring breakers out there will be dealing with heavy rain by the overnight hours. that then makes its way to the carolina coastline. as far as rain totals go, 2 to 3 inches generally along the louisiana coast, but we could see some areas locally higher hitting 4 inches of rain and that could lead to flash flooding. janai. >> janai: watching the southeast carefully. somara, thank you. >>> boeing is under increasing scrutiny from the justice department after multiple recent mishaps with their planes. surely you've heard of them. the department of justice now expanding its criminal investigation into the door plug that blew off an alaska airlines boeing plane back in january. "the new york times" reporting the doj has issued subpoenas and convened a grand jury. >> gio: overseas now to the israel/hamas war and another effort at cease-fire negotiations, this as

to poor results, and in today's mba basketball games , golden state, oklahoma, houston, indiana, new orleans chicago, minnesota, and new york won against their opponents. thank you very much for your support with sports news until we meet again. may god protect you. hello again, at your service, the viewer. honorable vice president for women and family affairs, referring to iran's bilateral meetings with 20 countries of the world at the united nations, focusing on women, focused on the issue of the family. he stated the most important axes of these meetings. one of the important issues that we were looking for is the call to commit to the family and the family movement.

it's made arrangements with everyone, hulu live, so no, yes, knowledge shows in new orleans means is that all would say a problem. 17 and was commonly reliance on the assistance of friends and family. despite the struggles she paid. she's a millions of ukrainian women who've had to put their own dreams of starting a family on hold. yeah, but hot toys, you know, there are many women who did not have time to give birth, did not have time to get pregnant, neutral, and they are very sorry that they didn't level who for many like me, this is an incentive to live the mostly an incentive to do something with this, with no end of the war in sites, there's no telling how many more families will be destroyed, full fighting stops in the middle east. israel's problem is the bridge been yahoo says that preparations are still under way for the invasion of rafa in southern garza, but he says it will take some time. us secretary of state antony, blinking to day met with his counterpart in saudi arabia for further talks ended securing a ceasefire between unless it is real us officials say this is for

yesterday gives a clear assessment of this, that the vampire score ends with the appearance of rats in new orleans america, i don’t know, at in my eyes there are many elections in america happened, like many of you, listen, how uncivilized. after all, in the most, in their opinion, democratic country, according to their, admittedly, democratic rules, which no one knows about, here is such a mutual insult, sleeping joe, sleepy joe, it means, well, madness, idiocy, in what words they are each other they don’t call a friend names, but how can one take it seriously, now even a country that demonstrates such an electoral system to the whole world means openly declaring that they will be next after ukraine, but this it’s funny, but do they really not understand what kind of logistics, how much number of armed forces, equipment is needed, and the supply of ammunition, and food, and fuels and lubricants, well, what smart person, not even militaryly untrained, politically unprepared, can talk about this, absolutely, how about nuclear weapons, listen, nuclear weapons are designed to be ready, otherwise why

xi'an finished with 34 points in the 11214 when new orleans now just behind it flippers for that for seed in the western conference >> as far as the >> nuggets, they were flying in austin, texas last night, they put in front of a sellout crowd more than 16,000 at the moon the center where the texas longhorns normally play. despite that s it actually felt like a preseason game because they were in a city in arena that don't normally play nba games that victor wembanyama, he gave the fans there and austin those subnet cheer about near the end, washington with this huge put pecs play it, look so easy for me. nikola jokic though he scored 31, that one nuggets, they adjusted just fine to that arena. winning wants to keep inspire by not even a neck injury could keep golf world never wants how does jeff were from the thing and contention at the players championship. so the defending champ perceived a mid round neck massage from a physical therapist hoping to get that thing stretched out scheffler he managed to find through the pain shot three under 69. he's going to start saturday's third r

his father and brother in new orleans. we know him for san francisco's history. establishing himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena. was not california yet and was not fully san francisco yet. >> because he was an american citizen but spoke spanish he was able to during the time when america was taking over california from mexico, there was annexations that happened and conflict emerging and war, of course. he was part of the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexico granted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive dignitaries or hold large gatherings established the first public school here and helped start the public school system. he piloted the first steam ship on the bay. a big event for san francisco and depict instead state seal the ship was the sitk a. t

doj but almost certain as early as today the federal government appealing this ruling out of the new orleans fifth circuit court of appeals. >> john: interesting to watch, if the courts uphold the texas right to enforce the law, it could completely change what happens down where you are. appreciate it. sandra. >> sandra: president biden getting failing grades from voters in several new polls. we are going to ask juan williams and chris bedford whether biden supporters can keep ignoring all the red flags. plus this. >> mistakes in job interviews. >> i would be delighted to answer that inquiry. three months on october 18th i was in the company offices when i encountered a client. >> john: avoiding gen z workers. are they making simple mistakes that stop them from getting hired? we will talk to a tiktok star who coaches them how to get that gig. coming up. wondering if you might want to pray with us. well, not the actual jesus. obviously, but let's spend some time with the real one. lord jesus. we take this moment today to simply be with you. we are lost. we are broken. but we are not alone. he

eastern conference leader boston beat new orleans 104-92 and orlando beat memphis 118-88.the minister of sports and youth visited hassan latifi's home in damavand city and visited this pioneer of iranian sports and gymnastics. alexander mitro. saudi halal will be away from the field for a month and a half due to islam. with 18 goals, mitrovic is the second top scorer in the saudi league. on the third day of the kenya rally, the finnish roampera from the kyota team stood at the top, followed by his japanese teammate takamoto and formo. the french from the ford team are third. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may the peace and blessings of allah be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad , and hasten my fate. hello, dear viewers, welcome to the news section at 6 pm. according to mr. hadinfer, nearly 10 million passengers used the public transport fleet during nowruz holidays, more than 2 million 500 thousand passengers used airplanes and 1 million 440 thousand passengers used trains for their travel . about 20,000 flights in fact, we predicted.

the police chief of new orleans is reefer-loving road and seven gobbling up all of the marijuana in the of, the rats eating our marijuana, they are all high. [laughter] >> harold: judge, you now have experience with marijuana, but you have experience -- >> jesse: by a property clerk's office. >> harold: is the superintendent right there? >> jeanine: this is right up there with the dog ate my homework, the check is in the rail, somebody is lifting grass. next thing the cocaine will be missing because the bears are going for it for it. >> harold: jesse, you have a strong opinion? >> jesse: not tonight but they should have a fox nation special called the evidence locker, and you open up the locker and you just tell a little story about this piece of evidence, this piece of evidence, i'd watch that. >> dana: i like that. it is a good thing that first they can't get into the room because he has a problem, it has been under control for 11 mo months. >> greg: whatever happened? >> dana: i had to pay a lot of money to have him trained not to eat marijuana he finds on the street. >> greg: how ma

them pointed out that one side of the the one that came from the county -- they started off in new orleans, and i warned them, they could've stayed. wait a minute?[indiscernible] -- in trouble. folks, look, is to speaker, folks i want you to know that -- once wrote, everything patrick's day, every st. patrick's day, every irishman goes out to find another irishman to make a speech to. so -- [laughter] -- so thank you for allowing me to find you. it is ok. look, you know, i'm glad i found all of you because no matter how much we debate, no matter how much we disagree, we have always been able to come together as friends of ireland. and you know, the friendship goes back centuries, but today is an important period, an important milestone, nearly 100 years of diplomatic relations, nearly 100 years of ireland and the united states. so mr.■6 speaker, thank you for hosting us today. it is a tradition i have always enjoyed. thank you for joining us again. like to extend 100,000 welcomes to all the leaders who are involved in the ireland and northern ireland agreements that they now put together.

that her husband, brant got stuck inside the loo aboard his delta flight from salt lake city to new orleans. and as you can see there took a while. it took 35 minutes. >> this is why i don't let my kids go in there by themselves. i worry about this, i do. oh wow. yeah. two female flight attendants attempted to yank the door open. the pilot came out and gave it some muscle, and while he pulled brant kicked and together they all got him out of there. >> brant, come on, you twist and push. that's how you open it up. brent's wife posted that after all that, the airline did not offer them a refund. 35 minutes, a refund. yeah. >> then you're saying yes, airlines should just be giving out refunds like tic tac everything. flick them at people at least a couple miles. >> yeah, yeah. >> and, like, i hate the airplane bathroom. >> okay. next to the winter sport craze spreading like wildfire across the west this happened in browning, montana. >> we first told you about skijoring back in february during an event in colorado. now is this yours? am i saying it right? >> it is. skijoring. >> let me just te

my oldest son was born, i remember we were playing new orleans jazz, pistol pete was playing for themat was my wife's favorite player. we missed that one. i would say in the last 25 years i missed 10 games, maybe? >> hey, doc, how are you doing. >> reporter: he has four championship rings for the run. >> we would look at each other on the table and say this is something special. we will not see something like this again. >> reporter: he received a money clip for the 1975 title. and plenty of other priceless memories along the way. >> i got to go and travel with them for preseason games to mexico city, beijing, shanghai, china, i would not do that if not for this job. >> and he is not ready for the clock to run out any time soon. >> hard to give it up, you know, i will do it until they kick me out. [ laughter ] >> right on, jim. >> he has a lot of memories, jules, running around the beach with wilt chamberlin. >> everyone's friend, you see him every time you there are. >> yes. >> you see him, say, hey, jim, he will say hi back. >> thank you. >>> your advise among uptick of robberies of

they said we don't like this, so they -- so they appeal it, the three judge panel from new orleans says that s.b. 4 should be blocked. a vote of two to 1. one of the guys who said the vote needed to be blocked was appointed by joe biden, one of these judges. >> steve: well, ainsley, you know, you set it up perfectly. here's the thing, last night, when we went to bed, and this is why we need a flow chart it, looked like a win for governor abbott. and people who want a strong border because the supreme court said, essentially, you know what? we're going to let the texas law be in effect until they exhaust their legal challenges. but then in the ruling, two of the conservative justices in the majority on the supreme court said, you know what? we might actually intervene -- we ultimately want to decide what is going to go on after the fifth circuit in new orleans does something. and then the fifth circuit read that, and a couple hours later they said, you know what? we are going to do something about it right now. we will have oral arguments this morning. and so, once again, there is, you k