even though ron paul came in dead last, when louisiana sends its delegates to the convention, louisiana will become a dead heat between him and mitt romney. it is looking like right now, maybe 19 delegates for romney and 17 for paul. rick santorum is now out of the race, still having remaining ten that he got that march night. but ron paul supporters overwhelmingly dominated the louisiana caucuses this past weekend. almost three quarters of the republicans elected at caucuses in louisiana say they support ron paul for president. also this weekend, there was chaos at the republican caucuses in the great state of massachusetts. less than half of mitt romney's delegates were elected to represent him at the convention. voters instead chose, ron paul delegates. they even rejected mr. romney's former lieutenant governor from his time as governor of the state. she lost as delegate so ron paul

for example, so louisiana, behind us, louisiana black bear, or louisiana bear, it's a subspecie of black bear and it's almost extinct. there are only 200-some left in the river region of louisiana, mississippi up there, near arkansas. so, this particular bear people don't even know, but there are only 250 approximately left in the united states. >> you mean that are alive. >> alive, that's it. we're about to lose the louisiana black bear. there are only 250 alive. but here at u.s. fish and wild life, they're going down to louisiana and creating reserves for them. and the people of louisiana who used to hunt them including theodore roosevelt, there are local communities, i was speaking in monroe, louisiana, people want to save louisiana black bear, people are very proud of their bear history. william faulkner in mississippi famously wrote the short story modeled loosely on a man named holt collier who was a bear hunter and ben lilly. there are the legendary bear people down in the delta. but due to mass agriculture, overhunting, harvesting, killing bears because they were considered preda

we have changed that in louisiana. we are giving parents a trigger so that before the schools have been failing for many years the parents can vote to take over a school and improve it. we know the children only grow up once. it is wrong to tell the parents just to wait. we are empowering parpts to vote to change their local schools. >> what is the pay? what should the pay scale be with teacher pay? we hear that everybody wants to reward good teachers. and i know the fight with governors and mayors have sometimes with teacher unions have to do with tenure and this and that. it seems we can all talk about higher salaries for teachers. there is still a limit on how much a teacher can make annually. it seems part of the deal to entice somebody to stay in teaching as a career is the fact that it is going to come with good benefits. are those benefits going to go away? >> no. a couple of things. one, we have cut since i have been here cut the budget 26% but increased k-12 spending by 9%. we gave teachers a pretty significan

and on top of that louisiana. actually locks up more have more nonviolent offenders locked up than violent offenders so it's actually these people that they're locking up are generally because the people in these local prisons which make up fifty percent of the prison population there. are not are not violent offenders in fact violent offenders get to go to state run prisons and we see any far better facilities if you think about it in terms of offering you know offering rehabilitation programs education. and ways for people to better themselves now since this is obviously a huge business in louisiana as is seen as a job creator not only for the prison you know the owners of these and the these institutions but as employing people in the in the state. well i guess you have some guards employed but actually with private prisons they tend to try and keep costs so low that they're not efficient local prisons i mean they don't have a medical team prepare they don't have you know that that's that's that's being employe

and on top of that louisiana. actually locks up more have more nonviolent offenders locked up than violent offenders so it's actually these people that they're locking up are generally because the people in these local prisons which make up fifty percent of the prison population there. are not are not violent offenders in fact violent offenders get to go to state run prisons and we see any far better facilities if you think about it in terms of offering you know offering rehabilitation programs education. and ways for people to better themselves now since this is obviously a huge business in louisiana as is seen as a job creator not only for the prison you know the owners of these and the these institutions but as employing people a in the in the state. i guess you have some guards employed but actually with private prisons they tend to try and keep costs so low that they're not efficient local prisons i mean they don't have a medical team prepare they don't have you know that's that's that's being employed they d

first things first, saturday, heavy rain from east texas through louisiana, southern mississippi. kind of confined down toward the southern portions of the gulf. then it opens up and expands on mother's day. we'll watch a good chance of showers and thunderstorms, mississippi, alabama, tennessee to kentucky, not going to rain all day, but you're almost guaranteed one portion of the day will have an hour or two of heavy rain. much of the rest of the country looks nice. watching us on wptv newschannel 5 west palm beach florida in delray beach celebrate pirates. ahoy maitz at the cornell museum of art and american culture. >>> here is an early look at the headlines in entertainment. >>> you know your film is doing good when you're looking at $100 million in the second weekend at the box office. the avengers should follow up the record-breaking debut by becoming the first film to take in $100 billion in the second weekend thanks to older viewers who don't rush out right away and repeat fans coming back for another look. >>> thanks to the avengers juggernaut, johnny depp won't have a nu

even though ron paul came in dead last, when louisiana sends its delegates to the convention, louisiana will become a dead heat between him and mitt romney. it is looking like right now, maybe 19 delegates for romney and 17 for paul. rick santorum is now out of the race, still having remaining ten that he got that march night. but ron paul supporters overwhelmingly dominated the louisiana caucuses this past weekend. almost three quarters of the republicans elected at caucuses in louisiana say they support ron paul for president. also this weekend, there was chaos at the republican caucuses in the great state of massachusetts. less than half of mitt romney's delegates were elected to represent him at the convention. voters instead chose, ron paul delegates. they even rejected mr. romney's former lieutenant governor from his time as governor of the state. she lost as delegate so ron paul delegates could win. also this weekend, ron paul supporters in the great state of alaska quite literally took over the state's party's convention. ron paul guy won the state chairmanship. paul supporters

even though ron paul came in dead last, when louisiana sends its delegates to the convention, louisiana will retroactively become a dead heat between him and mitt romney. it is looking like right now, maybe 19 delegates for romney and 17 for paul. rick santorum is now out of the race, still having remaining ten that he got that march night. but ron paul supporters overwhelmingly dominated the louisiana caucuses this past weekend. almost three quarters of the republicans elected at caucuses in louisiana say they support ron paul for president. also this weekend, there was chaos at the republican caucuses in the great state of massachusetts. less than half of mitt romney's delegates were elected to represent him at the convention. voters instead chose, ron paul delegates. they even rejected mr. romney's former lieutenant governor from his time as governor of the state. she lost as delegate so o ron paul delegates could win. also this weekend, ron paul supporters in the great state of alaska quite literally took over the state's party's convention. ron paul guy won the state chairmanship.

be prepared there, down areas of coastal louisiana. the storm itself is still lingering here in northern portions of texas. it's going to take until saturday for the storm to get somewhere near new orleans. anywhere in between, you have a chance of some very heavy rain, including our friends there in shreveport. dallas-ft. worth you'll get a band of heavy rain later this afternoon. possible thunderstorms. our computer estimating anywhere between two to three inches of rain is possible with those storms later today. now for the good news. everyone from the great lakes, ohio valley, all along the eastern seaboard, it is going to be a beautiful day. it's a little cool this morning. huge area of high pressure protecting us from any bad weather. even northern new england is going to clear out and see a decent afternoon. forecastwise, gorgeous today, new york city near 70. philadelphia to d.c., 70 to 75, with low humidity. atlanta looks great. florida looks dry. chicago looks nice, too. and we're not really seeing many areas of the country w

even though ron paul came in dead last, when louisiana sends its delegates to the convention, louisiana will become a dead heat between him and mitt romney. it's looking like right now maybe 19 delegates. and 17 for paul. rick santorum is now out of the race, still having remaining ten that he got that march night. but ron paul supporters overwhelmingly dominated the louisiana caucuses this past weekend. almost three quarters of the republicans elected at caucuses in louisiana say they support ron paul for president. also this weekend, there was chaos at the republican caucuses in the great state of massachusetts. less than half of mitt romney's delegates were elected to represent him at the convention. voters instead chose, ron paul delegates. they even rejected mr. romney's former lieutenant governor from his time as governor of the state. she lost as delegate so ron paul delegates could win. also this weekend, ron paul supporters in the great state of alaska quite literally took over the state's party's convention. ron paul guy won the state chairmanship. paul supporters were so fire

over 660,000 homes are in the flood plains in louisiana. but more than the homes are impacted by this. the commercial, multifamily, and refinancing, all are impacted by the lack of or the uncertainty in the national flood insurance program. the five year national flood insurance reauthorization offers broad advantages. one and the first one is the important bipartisan win for congress, which in my humble estimation is so much needed right now. two, this has passed unanimously out of committee. house has passed this bill by over 400 votes. crucial reforms are lost if the five-year bill is not adopted. enhancing fema communications with communities, greater flood plain mapping, reimbursement of flood map and appeal expenses for nfip errors. streamlining of the appeals process. additional time for resolution avenue peals and review of flood mapping standards and procedures. the number of states that are affected are enormous. this is no longer a coastal issue. places like west virginia, tennessee, kentucky, alabama, new mexico, vermont, kansas

even though ron paul came in dead last, when louisiana sends its delegates to the convention, louisiana will become a dead heat between him and mitt romney. it's looking like right now maybe 19 delegates. and 17 for paul. rick santorum is now out of the race, still having remaining ten that he got that march night. but ron paul support louisiana caucuses this past weekend. almost three quarters of the republicans elected at caucuses in louisiana say they support ron paul for president. also this weekend, there was chaos at the republican caucuses in the great state of massachusetts. less than half of mitt romney's delegates were elected to represent him at the convention. voters instead chose, ron paul delegates. they even rejected mr. romney's former lieutenant governor from his time as governor of the state. she lost as delegate so ron paul delegates could win. also this weekend, ron paul supporters in the great state of alaska quite literally took over the state's party's convention. ron paul guy won the state chairmanship. paul supporters were so fired up, just so loud that senator

this is about, well, also about the profit motive in a very unfortunate way in louisiana. what is it. >> private prisons have been a huge problem in this country. however, louisiana has just been named the prison capitol of the world because of the number of people they have incarcerated and how often they incarcerate people in comparison to other countries. so they have created this model that's very different from other private prisons. usually, there will be a big corporation like corrections corporation of america that will build private prisons and then states have an incentive to incarcerate as many people as possible because those prisons profit from it t in louisiana, it works a little differently. we have a former sheriff by the name of charles mcdonald explaining how it works. >> 20 years ago, prison overcrowding had states scrambling. local sheriff a cut of the profits in return for building new prisons. today, over half of louisiana inmates are spending time at a prison owned by a sheriff or private company. >> we were approached about building a facility. we h

it will be stormy across much of texas and louisiana today with the heaviest rain and flooding from corpus christi over to houston. rainy in colorado and new mexico rockies and some scattered thunderstorms around omaha, des moines and minneapolis. showers in miami anticipate the keys. >> as for your temperatures, 80 in new orleans, 75 in baltimore and 69 in boston. 70s from chaul to detroit and from salt lake city, 65. 90 in sacramento and 65 in salt lake city. >>> the biggest bank in the country is reporting a massive loss this morning and it's rattling the markets. your money news is coming up next. >>> also, culture clash. facebook's mark zuckerberg courting wall street cash in a very untraditional way. >> also this morning, president obama goes hollywood. we'll tell you how much cash he brought in last night mingling with a lot of a-listers at the house of none other than george clooney. >>> welcome back, everybody. a shocker this morning from jpmorgan chase, the nation's largest bank said it guessed wrong on a major trading bet and lost $2 billion in the past six weeks. the ceo blames

he came all the way from louisiana to be here today. [applause] one question, how did you survive? >> god. god. god. death row is a place that brings out the truest human being in you. it makes you realize you can't take nothing for granted. you need to love every moment of each day and praise and thank god for each moment you have out here. for the system to do what it did to me -- i was the only child from my mother. i was a father too. the system didn't see none of that. it did not see me not having a criminal record. it's hard to accept. it's hard to keep on continuing to accept a prosecutor or somebody that wants to sentence swub to death with a system that's corrupt as ours. all right. [applause] >> i want to take this opportunity to thank the sponsors who have made the summit possible. the law firm of brown and furtel and my good friend, dave young, thank you. the criminal trial lawyers association. we'll hear from their incoming president in a few minutes. and also stuart hanlon as well as the bar association of san francisco. so let's have a round of applause for our spons

change the way we compensate teachers, change the tenure laws, we have done that in louisiana. reserving tenure for the very best teachers, reversing policies for too long paid and hired teachers based on how long they'd been in the classroom rather than how well they're doing. the reason this is so important. this is critical to growing our country's economy. in america we're historically number one in the world in educational achievement and attainment as well as outcomes. >> now in the middle of the pack compared to other entry sized countries even though weez doubled per student spending since the 1970s even after adjusting for inflation. >> it's a political campaign. we're always supposed to find things that cause splits between president obama and mitt romney, but what you just described, the one, the only difference that i hear from what you hear from arne duncan, what he says he wants to do with the race to the top with charter schools, the only difference between these three with the three points you put out is basic lip an issue of charter schoolss parochial schools.

that is allowing more humidity power big thunderstorms down in texas, louisiana, oklahoma. ter weather wete gear with slightly warmer temperatures. >> howard county police passed a massive marijuana at-growing operation in -- bust a massive marijuana-growing operation in laurel. they found 3 ordered 41 marijuana plants, 170 pounds of pot worth more than $500,000. a 31-year-old faces several charges, including possession with intent to distribute baltimore city please confirm he worked there as a non-police lab technician at the left in 2005. baltimore county police are looking for two suspects in connection with at least two kidnappings and robberies. the latest happened last saturday. suspects approached a man at pennsylvania avenue and york road and took out a knife and forced the victim to hand over his money. it did not end there. >> at that point, they force them to go to a nearby atm and asked him to take out more money. >> in at the case three months ago, the suspects reportedly used a handgun. police only have a vague description of the suspects. a harford county ma

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expect flooding across texas, along i-20, 35 and 45 and also on on i-10 and to louisiana. it will be wet on parts of i-25 and 70 in the colorado and new mexico mountains. rainy at times on i-35 from des moines to minneapolis and from south dakota to minnesota. >>> possible delays in dallas, new orleans and minneapolis. that's if you're flying. >>> back to the news this morning, vice president joe biden has now apologized to president obama for coming out in favor of before the president did. >> in an interview on sunday, biden said he was absolutely comfortable with gay couples getting married. well, those comments forced the president to speed up his own public endorsement. we're told the president accepted the vice president's apology shortly before he sat down for his exclusive interview with "good morning america robin roberts yesterday. >> joe being joe. well, the president's historic embrace of same-sex marriage has unleashed a new influx of campaign cash most notably at last night's star-studded hollywood fund-raiser. this morning mr. obama's coffers are fatter by -

six months later, she's sold to a plantation in louisiana. so you read these letters, and they're just heart-breaking. but we have them, thanks to the state of virginia. >> you speak about the biracial nature of his band and also his support. he had influential african-americans and very influential white northern americans from emerson and thoreau. but the society -- the secret six, can you speak to that? who actually was funding this? >> right. yeah. brown was not a lone gunman. i think this is, again, a problem the way we remember him. we remember him as this possibly insane figure who this act was sort of part of one man's disturbed imagination. well, in fact, this was a full-blown conspiracy. and just maybe your first point about his black support, he, unlike many abolitionists, really sought black support and involvement. you know, really this was a white supremacist nation before the civil war north and south. whites regarded -- most whites regarded blacks as racially inferior, including lincoln, who wanted freed blacks to be resold in

last month they took over the louisiana caucuses. in massachusetts, ron paul delegates were elected over mitt romney's. ron paul supporters got a ron paul elected state party chair in alaska. paul supporters have secured him half the delegates in iowa. more than half the delegates in minnesota and washington state. all told ron paul has had victories in nevada, maine, louisiana, alaska, minnesota and washington. that's eight states. he's not going to secure the republican nomination, but he and his supporters have a foot securely in the door of republican convention. the question is, will mitt )90%3g let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. house. hello, dear. hello. hello. oh! check it -- [ loud r&b on car radio ] i'm going on break! the more you bundle, the more you save. now, that's progressive. >>> tonight the united states senate voted three new judges to the federal bench. testimony votes weren't close. by a final vote of 91-

this was death row in louisiana. you have three televisions on the wall, you were in your cell 23 hours per day, you get out for the shower or exercise, -- >> let me interrupt you to make this clear. you are completely alone, and the televisions are outside of the cell, or multiple inmates can be watching them? and they all may be on different channels? and you have to hear this even if you are not watching television? >> this is crazy. you have sought -- you have for televisions and four different channels, 15 people tried to talk at the same time. i was there was a mentally disturbed people and they actually had to have shot to calm them down, whatever kinds of drugs that they give them to calm them down. you have to deal with all of this insanity. sometimes they would spread them with pepper spray to get them to take the shots. these kinds of situations, you could not get around and you could not deal with. by the same token, you say, why is that man on the death row with mental problems, you have to feed him medi

last month they took over the louisiana caucuses. in massachusetts, ron paul delegates were elected over mitt romney's. ron paul supporters got a ron paul elected state party chair in alaska. paul supporters have secured him half the delegates in iowa. more than half the delegates in minnesota and washington state. all told ron paul has had victories in nevada, maine, louisiana, alaska, minnesota and washington. that's eight states. he's not going to secure the republican nomination, but he and his supporters have a foot securely in the door of republican convention. the question is, will mitt )90%3g let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. house. hello, dear. hello. hello. oh! check it -- [ loud r&b on car radio ] i'm going on break! the more you bundle, the more you save. now, that's progressive. >>> tonight the united states >>> tonight the united states senate voted three new judges to the federal bench. testimony votes weren't

change the way we compensate teachers, change the tenure laws, we have done that in louisiana. reserving tenure for the very best teachers, reversing policies for too long paid and hired teachers based on how long they'd been in the classroom rather than how well they're doing. the reason this is so important. this is critical to growing our country's economy. in america we're historically number one in the world in educational achievement and attainment as well as outcomes. >> now in the middle of the pack compared to other entry sized countries even though weez doubled per student spending since the 1970s even after adjusting for inflation. >> it's a political campaign. we're always supposed to find things that cause splits between president obama and mitt romney, but what you just described, the one, the only difference that i hear from what you hear from arne duncan, what he says he wants to do with the race to the top with charter schools, the only difference between these three with the three points you put out is basic lip an issue of charter scolss parochial schools. ak

and menard was nominated by louisiana republicans on october 4th of 1868 to run in a special election to succeed the late representative james mann in a district which encompassed greater new orleans. this was for the final few months of the 40th congress, which was set to expire in march of 1869. and in a circular explaining his candidacy, menard made it clear that he intended to test the sincerity of his party's frequent professions about enfranchising african-americans. he wrote, the ballot means equal representation as well as equal rights, and if men are still to be debarred from the halls of congress, or even the white house, on account of the color of their faces, then reconstruction and republicanism are lamentable failures. the reward of the long oppressed race will not be adequate and the great cause of equal rights will not be accomplished until the colored man is seen in every department of this government. now, menard appeared to have won the november 3rd, 1868, special election with a 64% of the vote. and it would have made him the first african-american to serve in cong

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last month they took over the louisiana caucuses. in massachusetts, ron paul delegates were elected over mitt romney's. ron paul supporters got a ron paul elected state party chair in alaska. paul supporters have secured him half the delegates in iowa. more than half the delegates in minnesota and washington state. all told ron paul has had victories in nevada, maine, louisiana, alaska, minnesota and washington. that's eight states. he's not going to secure the republican nomination, but he and his supporters have a foot securely in the door of republican convention. the question is, will mitt romney trip over it? [ male announcer ] this is genco services -- mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment knows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helpi

the very next year kentucky's deaths went up 50% and in louisiana a whopping 100%. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> a dramatic rescue of a 13-year-old boy who fell over a 270-foot water fall in washington state. jamie costello joins us with more. >> reporter: william hickman held on it a narrow shelf for more than eight hours before rest cures pulled him in to safety. you can see the 13-year-old clinging to that tiny edge, the ledge at the top of the falls as the family watched. swept over the water fall and down he went. hickman said he was worried that time was running out. >> the water started ride rising -- rising. the first thing i saw was the helicopter. i was so happy. i started crying. >> the search and rescue team put a 20 food ladder -- foot ladder across for support. they get him on to a harness. hick man says he has no mans to visit another water fall anytime soon. jamie costello, abc2 news. >> thanks a lot. >>> in another dramatic water rescue, this one on niagara falls on monday. a man jumped 180 feet over the horseshoe falls. authorities think he wa

louisiana moves to the super regional. for the nba playoffs at the heat on the ropes at a loss and their return to miami down 3-1. the pacers showed no signs of backing down. the brazilian blur beach the buzzers to put in the up buy eight. miami took over in the third lebron and hauling away scored 28 points we finished with 30 and lebron with 40 and 18 rebounds, the heat winds 1 01-93 the series even at two. at the staple center since thursday night wraping up six playoff games in four days clippers and lakers and the kings in stanley cup playoffs. the pickings are one win away from their second ever trip to the finals but phoenix course twice the coyote's win game 4, 2-0. in case not enough going on in l.a. the tour of california wrapped up outside stable center the rider from the netherlands took the overall lead and would not given up at the finish he wins the sprint and his fifth and wednesday toward by 46 seconds over american david said risky. this earthquake stark called up to the u.s. national team and will play i

people as far away as shreveport, louisiana felt the tremor. so far no reports of significant damage. this is the second quake to hit east or northeast texas in a number of weeks. >>> the family of a northeast baltimore girl says that justice was in no way served. the two boys accused of shooting her and hiding her body have been sentenced. >> we've learned that the 12-year-old boy will be home monitored in harford county. the 13-year-old will spend six months in a juvenile center. the girl's mother says the sentence is unfair. they say the pain is just as bad as the night the 13-year-old died in march. the boys admitted to shooting the girl and covering her up with trash bags and leaving her for dead. >> they free and they walked away and it's not right. >> she was breathing when they put her out there. what kind of parent would do that? what kind of friend would do that? >> edith turnage says she never heard a word from the boys' family. we've learned the investigation continues into the man that owns the rifle. the police officer who found t

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