and we always need help. >> reporter: the waffle house is the hottest place in town right now. look, the mayor says 90% of people here in morgan city decided to stay, even though the mayor said it was a good idea for them to leave. everyone is without power, and jim, that's not by accident. the city actually shut off the utility system because the mayor said it was so fragile, he was worried barry would take it out and knock it off, so he shut it down for now. >> axelrod: david begnaud in morgan city for us tonight. david, thank you. barry will present new orleans with its biggest test since katrina of its improved levee system. omar villafranca is in mandeville, louisiana, tonight just across lake pontchatrain from the city. omar, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, jim, the wind has absolutely picked up here. the rain has not been intense, but still they're expecting ten to 20 inches in this area. we're in st. tammany parish, which is just north of lake pontchatrain. let me show you what the storm is doing behind us-- you can see it is kicking up waves all along the shor

it's the waffle house.ou. >>> let's get an update of the forecast now with rob who is in new orleans. robert, what's happening? >> well, new orleans slowly coming back to life as well, very quiet across the french quarter and downtown yesterday. i can tell you that, that's a rare sighting. it's rare as the waffle house actually closing. but here on canal street, the rain is coming down lightly right now. the streetcars as we mentioned are closed down. the buses are going to start to ramp up. we're seeing sanitation crews begin to pick up the garbage so we're trying to get back to normal here, but the wind and rain are certainly going to be an issue. the center of this just west of alexandria and just south of shreveport, but look at the moisture stream, really almost to the upper texas coastline. almost to galveston and houston streaming around the atchafalaya across baton rouge, into jackson, mississippi. again some swirl with this potentially some tornadoes as we go through the afternoon. storm warnings s

one was the waffle house shooting and one restrained the individual and the last attack he dropped in his own and then discovered. moving onto the next slide. let's talk about the back grouped of the perpetrators. every report we produced not only looks at the individuals who carried out these attacks to understand why and what behavior indicators they may have exhibited. in this report, the majority were male. except for two. last year's report, all male. the youngest was 15, 15-year-old sophomore that carried out the attack, the oldest was 64 years old. the age ranges. half had history of violent history and over a third had histories of domestic violence and when we tag the cases that had domestic violence history, it was actually physically violent behavior or brandishing a weapon. they had extensive histories of domestic violence. moving on in terms of symptoms of mental illness, the majority of the symptoms were depressive, paraknowa. those were common symptoms of people hole become fixated on an issue. 2/3 had mental health symptoms that impacted their relationships and for som

when was the waffle house shooting which an unarmed bystanders restrained the individual and then in the last attack the attackers off on his own and tried to blend in that he was discovered. >> let's talk a little bit about the background of the perpetrators every report that we produce not only looks at incidents and tactics but most importantly, the individuals that carry out these attacks to understand why and what behavior indicators they make. in this report, the majority were male, lost all of them except for two. last year they were all male. the average age of easy as 15, a sophomore that carry out an attack against the school. the age range varies. about half have histories of criminal history and that included violent and nonviolent crime and also over a third had historhistory of domestic violed when we tagged the cases that had this history, this wasn't just emotional abuse, it was actually physically violent behavior brandishing a weapon so they had seriou syria's extensie histories of domestic violence. in terms of mental illness, we handed the majorithad the majors of

one was the waffle house shooting in which a bystander restrained the individual. then in the last attack, the attacker stopped on his own and tried to blend in, but he was discovered. moving on to the next slide. let's talk about the backgrounds of the perpetrators. every report we produce not only looks at incidents and tactics but most importantly it looks at the individuals who carried out these attacks to understand why and what behavior indicators they may have exhibited. in this report the majority were male. almost all were male except two. last year's report was all male. the youngest was 15. that was a sophomore that carried an attack against the school. the oldest was 64 years old. the age ranges varied. half had histories of criminal history. that included violent and nonviolent crimes. also, over a third had histories of domestic violence. when we tagged, coded the cases that had domestic violence history, this wasn't disturbance calls or emotional abuse it was physically violent behavior or brandishing a weapon, so serious extensive histories of domes

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. >> i happily lived in waffle house and the great southern specialties i brought no provisions. >> did you go knowing -- i just wonder about the process of you -- this sort of -- your own sense there might be a book here and then also your sense that it was book you could report and write. the book is so steeped in -- the envy will come through again here -- a sense of the place. and i know, having tried to do that sort of thing myself, that's earned. it takes considerable work. >> over over -- [overlapping speakers] >> what was that process like? >> i had never been to alabama before i went to -- report that story. and i went and i loved monroeville, and dare i say i made friends right away, and i felt like even though he hadn't been there i understood the dynamics of a mall town. very much like where i'd grown up and the kind of parochialisms and regionalisms and felt familiar to me, and i was really energize buyed by that original reporting and i admired her, and wanted to know more, and this other okay was interesting and you had at resistance to the idea of the true crime portion

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waffle all to myself, whoa. karen, karen you've got to try this. breakfast in bed? major. husband. points. would you l'eggo your eggo? >>> today's news by the numbers. white house first time since great depression, federal deficit surpass $1 trillion this year >>> bitpoint japan, suspended after stolen from its own account. >>> it's hard to be free when you're bought and sold in the marketplace. >>> "easy rider" turns 50 this week >>> 50 years since launch of sit space expedition look back at flight with one of the men on it. >> time for this nation to take a clearly leading role in space achievement. >> reporter: it was john f. kennedy who launched initiative to put an american on the moon a month after the soviet union sent first man into space. but wasn't as easy as building a rocket and aiming at heavens had a lot to learn about science, mortality preflight fire swept through a capsule, killing all three astronauts on board. continued testing for the ultimate goal and apollo eight took three-man crew around the moon without landing finally 50 years ago today michael collins found himself sitting on top of 1 million gallons of rocket fuel next to neil armstr

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