yes, new orleans is famous for its beignets. yes, but even new orleans doesn't have mickey vignettes. no beignets. may i taste one of tiana's mickey beignets? >> you shall. now there's a technique to it. what is it? either you want to don't mind getting dirty or you don't want to get dirty. if you do not want to get dirty, just do a slightly bend. >> slight bend. >> like i'm bowing. >> like you're bowing. >> i'm bowing to princess tiana. >> so the powder goes on the ground and that on you. >> oh, then these are still fresh. fresh. >> oh, love those beignets. got to go. all right, up next, a new look for the warriors. the team today unveiled the latest city edition uniforms. and they pay tribute to san francis is prominently featured on the team's new city edition uniforms. the design was unveiled at an event earlier today, and abc seven news reporter zach fuentes was there and got to see the new threads up close against the backdrop of the iconic golden gate bridge. >> the warriors unveiled the all new city edition uniforms pres

for decades the -- in new orleans.village de l'est neighborhood has been home to several thousand vietnamese-americans, including cyndi nguyen. >> people came down to new orleans because of the weather, because of the possibility of working immediately, because of the gulf. many of these immigrants were fishermen by trade. william: nguyen and her family came to new orleans as part of that wave of refugees fleeing the chaos after the fall of saigon in 1975. she too planted roots in america, becoming the first asian-american to serve on the new orleans city council. >> my father say, well, we're going to new orleans. where is new orleans? well, that's where all the vietnamese people are going to. how did you know this? well, we just got word. so we moved to new orleans, where we saw people that looked like us. it was definitely comforting, especially in a new country. william: but just 30 years later, many of those immigrants had to flee their homes again when hurricane katrina drove them away. >> we had a lot of convers

american history tv is in new w orleans at the national world war ii museum. we are standing in front of this iconic higgins landing craft. were joined by peter crane, vice president of the museum. tell us about this. >> this is, as he said, the iconic higgins boat. a landing craft vehicle that everyone of these boats, whether used in the d-day landings in europe, or if they were used in iwo jima in the pacific, were made right here in new orleans. >> is a museum, the world war ii museum in new orleans because of this? >> this is one of the major reasons why we are here. there were actually -- higgins industries made about 23,000 watercraft of all sorts. they may 13,000 of these alone. >> where were they made in new orleans? >> there were five different assembly plants around the city. they would test them out on the industrial canal and out on lake ponchatrain, and i get put onto assault ships to go anywhere else in the world. >> who was andrew higgins? >> andrew jackson higgins was an industrialist. prior to the war, he was making boats to get lumber out of

in new orleans. there were five different assembly plants around the city and they would test them out on the industrial canal and out on lake pontchartrain and then get put on to assault ships to go anywhere else in the world. who was andrew higgins? andrew jackson. higgins was an industrialist. he. he prior to the war, he was making boats to get lumber out of the swamps and the design for the higgins boat is a shallow draft craft, just like you would have had in the swamps. and so he was able to adapt his pre-war idea to military means. and this was a revolutionary watercraft that really helped us win the war. well, we're here to see a new exhibit that's on display. but tell us about the museum, how much square footage, etc. well, the museum where we have a campus and when we say a campus, we mean a campus. we've got seven different pavilions. on six acres and so we tell america's story of the war, why it was fought, how it was won, and what it means today so that our visitors will be inspired by w

>> in new orleans. >> and i worked at the record store in new orleans.nter. >> jimmy: uh-oh. uh-oh, uh-oh. >> and hold on. and i -- >> jimmy: too many details. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> no, no. no, no. and i deejayed behind the counter. >> jimmy: okay. >> birdman used to pull up in a a benz in front of the store, open up his trunk, and bring boxes of tapes. this is before they became, you know, the big, huge record company they are now. this is, like, when they first started. and they'd drop the tapes off, and they would leave, and i would sell 'em in five minutes and have to call 'em back and tell 'em, "the tapes are sold out. you're -- it's on fire!" >> jimmy: we haven't even asked a question! [ laughter ] >> no! >> jimmy: we haven't even asked a question! >> no! >> jimmy: this guys's singing like a canary! >> no, it's not a -- no, it's not a -- >> jimmy: this is unbelievable! >> no -- >> jimmy: i'm sure some of this is true, but this didn't happen. >> no. >> jimmy: he's got detail of what color the trunk was. >> no, it's an amazing hip-hop story. >> wher

>> well, on that leg of the journey we wound up here in new orleans. i got to see my folks, and because they did know where i was. i was here often on for three or four weeks, and then we left to go overseas. we went straight to the war really. weer stopped in guantÁnamo bay, and panama, and some islands. we spent the night in manus island in the admiral tees and that went down to a nice seaport on the north coast of new guinea we got there the night before they were supposed to launch the invasion of the philippines. .. went on with our and they drove the cargo off on that ship. and the next morning, we were after the war and d-day at lady of the philippines. and you were at the philippines, the liberation of the philippines? yes. what was your job? i was the gunnery officer on the 3751. we. had seven foreign millimeter guns. and 1220 millimeter guns all anti aircraft around the perimeter ship and every morning and every evening we had the draft alert and a dawn alert. and the japanese would come in and we were sure. then after that we made out, we ma

commodore daniel patterson predicted correctly that the british point of attack would be new orleans. his small squadron delayed the enemy, landing several and gaining invaluable preparation time for the americans. when the battle was joined in january 1815, direct naval gunfire support assistant general andrew in defeating a british veteran army of some 5000 troops. new orleans was the last land action of war by the terms of the treaty, the british agreed to evacuate northwest territory. they relinquished their claims for part of maine and exclusive control of the great lakes. a decisive american naval victories by perry on lake erie and mcdonough on lake champlain left britain with a poor case. england never resumed imprisonment of american seamen seamen. the war of 1812 proved once more than but our strong navy maintained in a state of constant. lacking, adequate naval strength. we could not lift the strangling the invasion been stopped on lake champlain, new orleans, but it was not stopped in the chesapeake bay, which was the height of american naval strength. washington had burne

he was going down the mississippi river from pittsburgh to new orleans. we drilled and drilled and drilled and we inventoried. and we we steadied the ship and time we got there. we had a punch list built an lsc in four weeks and in the row was shipyard. but all the way down we carried one shipyard man with us because there were few things they didn't get around to. and he did. and by the time we got to new orleans, we had a punch list about that along went the shipyard down here and did that, and then they commissioned the ship and we went to. st andrews bay, florida, and did a shakedown cruise for two weeks. we got to yeah, we got to we got to be shipped and sail and formation fire the arms, do all this stuff. we had two weeks to do that and we came back and got our overseas cargo and all of our ammunition and took off. well, you said that you joined rotc from tulane in 1941. yeah. what do you remember about those four years on the domestic kick on the home front? well, i only had three years because i never did my senior year. they they were building am

new orleans situations where the officer. a third person's life is in jeopardy and. in certain cases i our state law in texas permits the use of deadly force and crimes even though our practice and policy in the dallas police department has been law prohibited. the deadly force in property crimes. i'm still in favor of the policy being in conjunction with state law. well, give me a circumstance it would illustrate how the state law would operate respect to property crime. what would happen that might lead a police officer to shoot when a property crime was being committed? well, we just had an instance in recent months in dallas, where an officer drove up on the scene of a strong armed robbery. he heard the victim screaming, they're killing me. they're killing me. he did observe at least three strikes to the victim's head with the assailants feet. and of course, when this the assailant saw the police, they split and ran. the officer chased one suspect and in his mind, he felt he had a reasonable belief that if the felon escaped, that he would be a danger to the commu

it was a celebration of new orleans. it was a place to attract tourists, to new orleans. it was broadcast nationally on radio and then television for many years. and what we see happening there, you know, it's named after sugar the commodity that was produced by enslaved labor in the region of new orleans, where the birthplace of the sugar industry and slavery really in the late 18th, early 19th century, which are the grounds of tulane today. and so by looking at the history of the sugar bowl, we're actually able to see how the stadium reinforced the social order. right. how it actually creates this notion of a kind of, you know, helps facilitate the notion of the white south, you know, in a segregated context in those years. and as i talk about in the book, it a battleground by which we start to see the civil rights movement pushing slowly desegregate that venue which eventually it does become desegregated really in the 1960s, after a long legal struggle. right. and what i did in the book is i looked at the papers, the sugar bowl committee, a fascinating archive to watch

we will go straight to calls and start with joe in new orleans, democrat. caller: good morning. in my opinion, the democratic party should stop pointing fingers at each other and moaning why and what happened. i think vice president harris did not win because the countries, the united states of america is not ready for a female president, even though she had all of the qualifications that could be and that she is the current vice president of the united states. and that the real reason is that everyone in the united states is not ready for a female president and certainly not one of color. host: john is next in california, republican. caller: good to be on this morning. the lady who called from new orleans, we elected barack obama , hillary clinton won the popular vote. don't want to get distractive because i have other topics. but this rope a dope campaign that kamala ran on. she wouldn't answer on the issues and if she had entered more she would have done better. it has nothing to do with what race or gender she was. going from there, the congressman you had on from new york t

in new orleans, new orleans produces so many jobs. it is the economic engine of louisiana. it is the economic engine of taurus in louisiana, 20 million come to new orleans. we love it. we enjoy hosting people and events. we are in a red cut republican state. i'm independent, so does not bother me, but i know it bothers in most cases. when i look at what states kamala harris won, she won california, oregon, washington on the west coast. then she won except for michigan and wisconsin but she won the great lakes states. she won the northeast. even up to the mid-atlantic. those are heavy economic producing states, but if you look at jon tester who lost in montana, they receive federal funding. they receive more federal aid than they pay in taxes and many of those red states except maybe florida and texas are in a similar predicament with west virginia receiving more in federal funding than it pays in taxes. so the economic engines -- you look at red states like atlanta in georgia. atlanta is the economic engine of georgia. he look at houston. host: let's hear from laura in mass

now to new orleans, where a parade ended in gunfire over the weekend. >> police are now searching for a possible motive and the people involved. fox's jonathan kerry has the latest. >> two people are dead and nearly a dozen others injured in new orleans after separate shootings near the route of one of the city's popular second line parades sunday afternoon. police say gunshots rang out after 330 local time, just northeast of the popular french quarter neighborhood. nine people were injured in that incident and taken to the hospital. 45 minutes later, officers responded to a second shooting scene, half a mile away and discovered three more victims. >> because no cars were able to be on that bridge, we know that the shooting occurred within the crowd. >> the second line is a traditional event in new orleans that typically draws thousands of people. but police say this particular one has a history of violence. in 2013, 19 people were injured and another trampled when gunfire broke out during a parade. police say they assigned dozens of officers to patrol sunday's event as a precaution.

and we're in new orleans, continuing their run towards the nba cup. first quarter, golden state up by one. off the pelicans, they miss. maybe trying out for the niners qb job, deep job for the bucket. and he scored 19 in the first half. jump to the third quarter. 71-69 new orleans. two defenders will come at steph. he is still able to knock down the three to put them up by one. he finished with 19. 99-94 dubs. a little over five minutes left. andrew wiggins with the defender holding on to them to get that shot to go. draws the foul to make it an eight-point game. scoring a season high 30. now it's a two-point game. 12 seconds left. green turns it over on the inbounds with a chance to take the lead. trey murphy, no. green will get fouled on the rebound. the warriors will hang on, 112-108. they are 12-3, and they clinched a spot in the nba cup quarter finals. >>> college football on the friday night. it was raining sideways in san jose. they hosted number 24, rebels leading 10-7. second quarter, spartans walker, just one of four completions in the rain

unfortunately, wet for tri trick-or-treaters in cincinnati to nashville down to new orleans are new orleans. rain pressing eastward but the chill too. tonight we have the warmgtds. it's coasty in the northeast. all the way into the 70s and more humid. we lose the humidity tomorrow as we get drier. we have gusty winds. the fire danger is elevated in the northeast tomorrow, especially with drought conditions worsening. the cooling tomorrow night, we get back to november chill over the weekend with highs in the 50s, 20 degrees cooler. won't last, another warmup starts around election day. >> david: lee goldberg, thanks tonight. >>> overseas this evening, and the horrific new images coming in, the death toll rising after the catastrophic flooding in spain. more than 150 people are dead, many still missing tonight. and the dramatic rescues under way. you're going to see the neighbors tying sheets together to rescue a woman from the floodwaters. and an emergency crew airlifting a mother and baby to safety. here's our foreign correspondent james longman tonight. >> reporter: new video tonight show

the mayor of new orleans declared a mandatory evacuation. - when you think of hotels, gas, evacuatinglack family made about $30,000. - hanging out. how am i gonna get out? - that further complicated the ability of vast majority of new orleanians to find their way to safety. eventually we saw the consequences of that play out in a really ugly fashion. - as one official told me, if you're planning to go, now is the time. if you're staying, god help you. (hurricane wind blows) (dramatic music) - no power, no water, no food, no fuel. the extent of the destruction is just today really becoming clear and it didn't help this morning when some major levies gave way and flooded parts of the old new orleans french quarter. - my family left mostly everything assuming that we'd be back. - [reporter] from the air you can see this was the catastrophe that so many along the coast had feared. - our house got eight feet of water, completely submerging the first floor and ruined the second floor. i never moved back to that house. (helicopter flying) - i remember watching the video of these families on

new orleans square was the first expansion of that park. in 1966. also, it was the last project that walt worked on himself, which is really, really important. and now we've continued to expand upon that legacy with eudora chic boutique, with tiana's palace, and now tiana's bayou adventure. >> disney is a parent company of abc seven. i love how they have the music out there. they got the food, everything going and those decorations. >> i have never been to disneyland during a holiday season. typically we only go during halloween, but look how incredible it is really that looks. we're going. >> yeah, he's right. this is the best land. you've got pirates, the haunted mansion. yep. now tiana's bayou and easy access. >> if you're lucky enough. >> if you're lucky enough, if you're rich, rich. she she did. >> i don't even know about it. >> you didn't know? have you been to. no. >> have you gone? no. >> oh. i'm dying. i know where the door is. i know how to get in, but i don't know. it's 9/10. the battle. follow somebody in that's got the credentials, okay

police in new orleans are investigating two shootings at a parade over the weekend that left two peoplered. nearly a doze. fox's jonathan sarai has the latest developments. >> two people are dead and nearly a dozen others injured in new orleans after separate shootings near the route of one of the city's popular second line parades. sunday afternoon. police say gunshots rang out after 330 local time just northeast of the popular french quarter neighborhood. nine people were injured in that incident and taken to the hospital. 45 minutes later. officers responded to a second shooting scene half a mile away and discovered three more victims. >> because no cars were able to be on that bridge, we know that the shooting occurred within the crowd. >> the second line is a traditional event in new orleans that typically draws thousands of people. but police say this particular one has a history of violence in 2013, 19 people were injured and another trampled when gunfire broke out during a parade. police say they assigned dozens of officers to patrol sunday's event as a precaution. >> it's a won

this is an article that was published in the new orleans mes-picayune, very unusual publish an article about and listed him. point because of all the things he had done. but after that, let's e what we have next. i mentioned he is. yep, i love deep sea fishing. there is one of his catches. as i mentioned the deep sea fishing. the hunting. after that he went the merchant marine in world war two as a navy intelligence work, navy intelligence, i should say, made three crossings of the atlantic on army troop carriers and then did the 12 trips from europe to africa on the hospital. so the guy worked or was in the army, the navy, marine corps and the merchant marine in war two. and unfortunately all this i should mention he went on to, get married to a wonderful woman. my mother had he had four children of whom on the second oldest and unfortunately i should add again i went on to get his high school diploma, then his college degree, and then he went to car practice school and became a practicing chiropractor. unfortunately, his life was cut short at the age of 43. i was only five years old,

>> with a live band from new orleans.s fantastic. >> 93 is no kidding around. >> seth: it's no kidding around. [ light laughter ] and i would imagine that you have a loving family that is putting a lot of effort behind this party. >> oh, yeah, we're -- i'm so excited. i really am. it's going to be fabulous. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> i maen, that band is just going to walk in and play, you know, like they do in new orleans. >> seth: what a wonderful thing. >> it is, it's a great way to be 93. >> seth: it's a great way to be 93. [ cheers and applause ] do you -- the night of this oscars, when you won, you did not believe you were going to win. >> i really had no idea. george chakiris was my date. >> seth: okay. >> he played bernardo in "west side story." and we were in the limousine on the way to the venue. and we just sat there making up stories, you know, like sour grape stories. >> seth: you were already mad that you'd lost? >> yeah. [ light laughter ] oh, we were also learning how to put on our loser faces, which is

. >> multiple people are dead after a new orleans parade ends in gunfire. i'm jonat motive. jonathan siri has the latest developments. >> two people are dead and nearly a dozen others injured in new orleans after separate shootings near the root of one of the city's popular second line parades sunday afternoon. police say gunshots rang out after 330 local time, just northeast of the popular french quarter neighborhood. nine people were injured in that incident and taken to the hospital. 45 minutes later, officers responded to a second shooting scene, half a mile away and discovered three more victims. >> because no cars were able to be on that bridge, we know that the shooting occurred within the crowd. >> the second line is a traditional event in new orleans that typically draws thousands of people. but police say this particular one has a history of violence. in 2013, 19 people were injured and another trampled when gunfire broke out during a parade. police say they assigned dozens of officers to patrol sunday's event as a precaution. >> it's a wonderful event, there's no

in my home state of louisiana, in new orleans.exit through a front ramp directly onto the open beach. higgins was the first workplace in new orleans to be racially integrated, and that paid all people according to their job function regardless of their sex or their skin color. and there in louisiana, men and women, black and white alike, were coming together for one common cause. and it was that place. and shipyards that general eisenhower later said won the war for. today is in the 1940. as we continue to come together to preserve our american experiment by joining hands as one people, one nation, and one united heart. and thanks to so many who are commemorating the accomplishments of rosie the riveter, the women who joined the ranks at the plant and in the shipyards, and who helped us achieve victory. world war two are always to be commended. senators collins and casey, representatives speer and fitzpatrick have done so much, but perhaps no one has done more than mae krier. and phyllis goals. that's right. miss mae was a riveter

but indianapolis, concord, richmond down to new orleans. we're talking temperatures 5 to 12 degrees above average. could be a record today for bangor, manchester, rochester, new york, charleston. look for nashville to set a record at 81 degrees today. and then temperatures start to cool off as you get to the north by saturday. 53 in boston, 62 in cleveland. nashville, though, stays nice and mild with a temperature of about 75 degrees. rest of the country we are looking at heavy snow developing in the rockies out west. gorgeous day, plenty of sunshine up and down the west coast. we're looking for flooding likely, though, ahead of all that moisture that's going to come from tropical storm, i should say. now, hurricane raphael, we're going to be watching that record highs in the mid-atlantic into the northeast. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30s. when you have an intellectual disability, simple things like getting a job and being part of a team can be tough. but with an organization like best buddies by your side, anythin

jump to the third, 71-69 new orleans, two defenders come at steph curry.e defender holding on to get a shock to go, draws the foul makes it an eight point game. wiggins scored a season-high 30. now a two-point game, 12 seconds to go, draymond green turned it over new orleans with a chance to take the lead. murphy, no, green gets fouled on the rebound, the warriors hang on 112-108. they are 12-3 and have clinched a spot in the nba cup quarterfinals. >>> conor mcgregor, the irish mixed martial arts fighter, was found liable for sexually assaulting a woman in 2018 in a dublin hotel incident. she was awarded nearly $257,000 in damages. it was alleged macgregor assaulted her after a night of partying causing severe bruising and ptsd. macgregor insisted their encounter was consensual. his lawyers called her a gold digger. she testified emotionally, and said thank you to her supporters and promised to move on. >> if something happens to you, no matter who the person is, and justice will be served. i hope my story is a reminder, no matter how afraid you might be,

jump to the third 71-69 new orleans, two defenders come at steph curry.ree. he finished with 19, 99-94. wiggins with the defender holding on to get a shock to go, draws the foul takes it an eight point game. wiggins scored a season-high 30. now a two-point game, 12 seconds to go, draymond green turned it over new orleans with a chance to take the lead. murphy, no, green gets fouled on the rebound, the warriors hang on 112-108. they are 12-3 and have clinched a spot in the nba cup quarterfinals. >>> conor mcgregor, the irish mixed martial arts fighter was found liable for sexually assaulting a woman in 2018 in a dublin hotel incident. she was awarded nearly $257,000 in damages. was alleged macgregor assaulted her after a night of partying causing severe bruising and ptsd. macgregor insisted their encounter was consensual. his lawyers called her a gold digger. she testified emotionally, said thank you to her supporters and promised to move on. >> if something happens to you no matter who the person is an justice will be served. i hope my story is a reminder

he makes trips down to new orleans all the time. i don't fault him for that. what i find again, to be somewhat sadistic is that he regales me with all of his food odyssey. he's in new orleans and he forgets where do i live? gettysburg, pennsylvania. we do suburbs and pizzas. we serve college students and tourists. and so he gives me all these great stories of his delicacies that he has in new orleans. why? suffering on central pennsylvania cuisine? it is. it is my pleasure. and again, aaron, he should note he has one note, one page of notes up here. and he said to me, pete, don't run off with my notes because we were at a conference at the university of alabama. i had to leave early. we were sitting right next to each other. i took off from tuscaloosa, flying out of birmingham. i got to birmingham and got to the airport. i took out my keys and i said, these are my keys. i had taken aaron's keys. i had left him stranded at the university of alabama, had to pay somebody to drive all the way back to tuscaloosa to get them to you. so, aaron, here's your notes. i p

the 1st such plane from copenhagen landing on a brand new runway in new orleans capital runway was to show it to logic, passenger jets, to get to greenland capital tourist had to fly by iceland or a former us military base in the notes. and finally, people across the us have been celebrating thanksgiving and that would not be the same without the traditional thanksgiving day parade in manhattan presented by the department store. my seats, micies pride to kick off the holiday shopping season. marching bands and spick that is didn't let the weight whether they see a death and the spirits of the pride past. the landmarks like central park, anton square, i thought it was the status of the show where the giant helium filled balloons per try. and cartoon characters and pop culture favorites. right. that's all for now. i've next a film on how to tell a secret. it's about raising aware wellness of h i. b in island. that's coming up under a short break. i'm anthony. how'd in berlin for me and the thing here, thanks for watching. stay with us. if you get the, this is he is hungry for the future

. >> andre in new orleans. >> i got booyah from my new orleans radio.credit cards scanning issue is a very big issue. some people describe it as a netflix moment. what i'm curious about, this company has been public since 1985. they give great value to customers and shareholders. they've only had to displace in 1993 and 2000. they sell gold at a great place. it's a great place to go to get a deal. why don't they give the shareholders a deal? >> i have to ask them. i have not talked to them lately. the ceo, the former cfo i would have just asked him directly. what matters to me is great service. i crushed it when i was there last week. those little pizzas are really extraordinary. the drink was so cheap i told him it was wrong. i tried to give them cash but they don't take cash anymore. just get some costco. let's go to fadi. >> huntington industries. >> i have to look into them. i have to find out what happened to that quarter. all of the stocks were good and i saw it fall apart and i did not get a chance to look into that. let's go to mike in pennsylva

welcome to the test such plane from copenhagen landing on a brand new runway in new orleans capital. you'll run way of us to show it for logic. passenger jets to get to greenland capital tourist had to fly to a via rather osland or a former us military base. and then before we got his ramada about top story purchased, send the wrapped in, in george's capital, tbilisi and other cities. the crowds were demonstrating against duff with a government decision to suspend talks, to join the a passive display slab in a civilian to returning home as the choice between his route and his beloved interest. it's to die because a side is accusing me of a, of breaching 65 by entering the border. but that's all for now coming in next. the people in almond sharing the experiences of living with. i think that's important story coming up after a break. i'm anthony out for me in the team here in berlin. thanks for watching. stay with the name is the calls back. said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. that's what it be

locals and tourists welcome to the 1st such plane from copenhagen landing on a brand new runaway in new orleans company. the old runway was too short for larger trusts and projects to get the green woods capital tourist had to fly by iceland for a former us military base in the notes. you're watching the news coming to live from berlin up. next we've got an aspiring kurdish pop singer in turkey, seeking justice for victim september side after losing her sister and surviving the attempt on arriving lights. thanks for watching the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day an in depth look at these events analyzed by experts and critical thinking is this is with the weekdays on dw, the the.

the woman was flown to a new orleans hospital in stable condition, and now to medical news and a disturbing number of young people looking to get a little extra kick this morning with energy and sports drinks and coffee drinks all the rage among teens. >> a new study finds the rate of kids visiting hospital ers for caffeine overdoses has skyrocketed, more than doubling since 2017. among kids ages 11 and 14 and nearly doubling among older teens. >> even with all the warnings about side effects, kids and teens are still consuming caffeinated beverages. >> e.r. visits among boys exceeding girls the american academy of pediatrics recommends teens consume no more than 100mg of caffeine per day. that's about one cup of coffee a day. >> most people, even adults who regularly consume caffeine, don't realize that some of those energy drinks that you can get in any store may contain 2 to 300mg of caffeine in just one 12 ounce can. and guess what? any kid can go into a store and buy one. >> symptoms of caffeine overload include anxiety, heart palpitations, and in severe cases, heart attacks and even d

he was beloved in new orleans. this is his first time back.to be ready to prove the saints made a mistake in not keeping him. the saints let the head coach go last week, darren rizzy had tremendous success last week. can he sustain it? you got to love the props. he brought a sledgehammer and hard hat into practice last week. he said last week was easy. now the hard work starts. will: at 4:00 we have winning teams, the records don't reflect it. they're playing decently well, the seahawks and 49ers. >> who would have thought the nfc west would look like it does right now in week 11. this is pivotal to both teams, one game separating them. seahawks have to get a ground game going. gino smith is carrying the team, throwing 55 times a game. they're going to try to get kenneth walker going today. gino gets help in the passing game. for the 49er, they're trying to close in on the arizona cardinals who are leading that division. did anybody have that on their betting card, the fantasy team? christian mccaffery made the season debut last week. he was p

esta tarde los warriors estÁn en bÚsqueda de su doceava victoria en la casa de los pelÍcanos de new orleansanoche se llevaron a cabo las prÁcticas libres en el circuito de las vegas de la fÓrmula uno, checo pÉrez manifestÓ su descontento por el ahora mariguana, comentarios de lo que hizo eco el argentino franco colapinto. >> se nota mucho laura mariguana, durante todo la noche estoy un poco cansado, es increÍble la cantidad, es algo que seguro todos los pilotos van a hablar de ello. >> todo positivo. henrique: hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva. déjalo todo y obtén tu propia magia durante el xfinity black friday sale. no pierdas la oportunidad de elegir tu teléfono 5g gratis. además, obtén xfinity gig internet por solo $25 al mes al agregar unlimited mobile. eso es internet rápido y confiable más velocidades de wifi de hasta un gig donde vayas con xfinity mobile todo por un bajo precio. vuela y aprovecha estas ofertas. linda: ante la preocupaciÓn de que el prÓximo presidente donald trump cumpla su promesa de campaÑa de realizar deportaciones masivas, un concejal propone que la ciudad se co

mahomes mansion was targeted the day before kansas city played new orleans last month. kelce's home was broken into shortly after the game started. kelce lost 20 grand in cash. no word on what was taken from mahomes house. reports say the burglaries may be part of a larger crime spree in kansas city. >> coming up, what the transformers now have in common with my little pony and tinker toys. >> and later, from trash to treasure. how much could this doorstop soul be sold at auction? we'll tell you. you're watching world, worn out bath or shower? now you can have a new one installed in just one day with a new limited time offer from jacuzzi bath remodel. we're waiving all installation costs with no interest and no payments for up to one year. hi, i'm art edmonds. jacuzzi has been making water feel great for over 65 years, and now you can get a gorgeous custom bath remodel at a price. you can afford. and the best part is, they'll install it in as little as one day with no stress and no mess. >> i've been trying to get him to remodel that bath for years. i called and they di

new orleans battling flash flood warnings so please be careful with flights in and out of new orleansonditions coppe could persisr the next several hours. we have santa ana winds for southern california, the pacific northwest dealing with rain and flow with a second powerful storm on the way, this could bring in feet of snow where we have blizzard warnings up for the northern cascades. the east coast, we have rain to the south and finally rain in the forecast for the northeast. it's arriving on thursday, maria. we desperately need it and a lot of folks are for once not complaining about rain in the forecast. we have time for a flashback trivia question. last hour we asked you about the fujita scale. japanese meteorologist ted few jufujita was known forethe scal. does iterate hurricanes, tsunamis, tornadoes or blizzards and the answer is of course c, tornadoes. of course, now we have the enhanced few g fujita scale. back to you. maria: a quick break and then we have a big hour coming up. you're watching "mornings with maria." stay with us. confident. measured. ready. the markets, like

i learned a lot about crocodiles and alligators, but i was new orleans recently. and you ever want to learn some fun facts, just let me all right. at the houston zoo which recently welcomed a 4 and a half year old male hippopotamus to is its exhibit here. pygmy hippopotamus threw a little shade at a popular baby pygmy hippo with a log post introducing the animal saying this is a new adorable hippo. kobe weighs 477 pounds and was moved to the houston zoo from san francisco as part of a breeding recommendation. the zoo said this at a press release last week. the zoo said it has moved that's thailand's famous baby pygmy hippo to thank for visitor's knowing a lot more about this very cute. little species. all right. that's often the news are right now. thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news at noon, i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron for news at 2 3 o'clock this afternoon. but our election coverage will continue right now with grant and vicki, they have a special reports. thank you so much, justine. we are on standby right now. kam

donovan mitchell's 29 points took them to 9 and 0 with a victory over the new orleans pelicans.eph curry has gone up one more place in the nba all time scoring list — he's now 30th. and above the legendary charles barkley after his 27 points in the golden state warriors�* win over the defending champions boston celtics. and here�*s another record — this time for demar derozan, who became the first sacramento kings player to score at least 20 points in each of his first eight games with the team. the former chicago bull and six time all star got 27 in the kings�* 122—107 win over the toronto raptors. meanwhile the la lakers lost again. their defeat at the memphis grizzlies was their fourth in the last five games. and it came without the injured anthony davis. and despite lebronjames�* season—high 39 points. it led to this testy exchange between coach jj redick and a reporter post—game, when he was asked about how the lakers might have lacked toughness on the court. jj, you jj, you are talking a lot of out of two or three guys getting into putting the effort and you talked a lot a

and then that rain stretches from new york down to d.c., charlotte atlanta, even down towards new orleans. much of the southeast will have a pretty soggy thanksgiving. then after that it gets cold. high pressure comes in and temperatures will start to nosedive by black friday. so your travel forecast again will have some hiccups across the rockies. but some of that snow as that storm develops across parts of the midwest by thursday really shifts to some of those big cities along the east coast from new york, dc atlanta down to new orleans with rain and snow impacting travel, we could find some hiccups at airports on thursday. if you're doing any last minute traveling by thursday morning, things will be wet along that i-95 corridor and then by friday you'll find some snow. really impacting parts of the new england area, where we'll have a couple of inches of snow possible in maine. so it's a soggy go for your turkey day. rain for that macy's thanksgiving day parade will find the showers stretching down the east coast, and it gets really chilly behind this front some of the coldest temperat

dÍa de acciÓn de gracias, generando actividad de lluvia desde boston, atlanta hacia la ciudad de new orleans de nieve tierra adentro para el estado de pennsylvania y nueva york, pero no todos estarÁn viendo mal tiempo. el centro y oeste del paÍs, prÁcticamente 3/4 del paÍs estarÁ con tiempo a pedir de boca en el sentido de que las temperaturas estarÁn bastante frescas y hacia el oeste algo templadas con mucho sol. asÍ que la complicaciÓn mayormente es para la costa este. luego de eso, el dÍa viernes. una invasiÓn de una masa de aire polar deberÍa estar arribando al paÍs, generando que las temperaturas caigan el viernes en la maÑana, cuando muchos salen en busca de especiales a las tiendas. atlanta en 33. chicago en 11 grados en minneapolis en menos dos. asÍ se sentirÁ. y dÉjeme decirle para el fin de semana luce aÚn mÁs gÉlido. las temperaturas continuarÁn cayendo en un solo dÍgito en chicago. en minneapolis, en -2 grados en kansas city en el rango de entre los 11 a 19 grados, mientras que en raleigh orlando entre los 20 al rango de los 50. asÍ que estaremos hablando de mucho frÍo para este

she attended william franz elementary school in new orleans. in 2018, a group of 5th graders in south san francisco. they were inspired by ruby story. encourage leading to the charge to make november 14th the day of remembrance and action. bravery broke barriers for equality and today students are celebrating her legacy through walk into school, learning about the civil rights movement and continuing the fight for change. >> it's always important to kind of remember the history that kinda built us up together. i know talk a lot about what his leadership you know, having an event like this can really make us look back in. >> we realize how lucky we are to have diversity and stuck within our school. people like moments like this when come together and show that there are people care about our community who say i think it's really powerful. >> civil rights activists say that ruby bridges walk to school day is one step forward in the fight for equality. >> so to come sports, the sharks continue their road trip against new york. most famous arena in