of new orleans? >> i think so. i think so. it's fun to like we go and we got this exterior exists on the street in new orleans and we go and we shoot outside there. ?? ?? ? boom boom boom boom ?? >> a show secret, even though the show is filmed on location, they recreate some of new orleans inside so they can keep >> like you know -- see? >> we're in new orleans and that's thunder. >> yes. >> for people in l.a. it comes with rain, when there's rain is that what falls from the sky? >> you realized it scared me to death i heard it, i was like is the building crumbling? >> did sounds like an earthquake. >> scott has rocked our world for 30 years. his first big hit -- "quantum leap." "e.t." was on the set back in 1989. >> and roll, please. >> i loved the role, i think it play a different character every week. >> i think the fun thing about this is we can mess with time. and there are no rules. >> would you like to dance? >> what? >> dance. >> for five seasons he played dr. sam beckett. a physicist who tr

of new orleans? >> i think so. i think so. it's fun to like we go and we got this exterior exists on the street in new orleans and we go and we shoot outside there. ♪ ♪ ♪ boom boom boom boom >> a show secret, even though the show is filmed on location, they recreate some of new orleans inside so they can keep shooting when things like this happen. >> like you know -- see? >> we're in new orleans and that's thunder. >> yes. >> for people in l.a. it comes with rain, when there's rain is that what falls from the sky? >> you realized it scared me to death i heard it, i was like is the building crumbling? >> did sounds like an earthquake. >> scott has rocked our world for 30 years. his first big hit -- "quantum leap." "e.t." was on the set back in 1989. >> and roll, please. >> i loved the role, i think it offers me a great opportunity to play a different character every week. >> i think the fun thing about this is we can mess with time. and there are no rules. >> would you like to dance? >> what? >>

of new orleans? >> i think so. i think so. it's fun to like we go and we got this exterior exists on the street in new orleans and we go and we shoot outside there. ?? ?? ? boom boom boom boom ?? >> a show secret, even though the show is filmed on location, they recreate some of new orleans inside so they can keep shooting when things like this happen. >> like you know -- see? >> we're in new orleans and that's thunder. >> yes. >> for people in l.a. it comes with rain, when there's rain is that what falls from the sky? >> you realized it scared me to death i heard it, i was like is the building crumbling? >> did sounds like an for 30 years. his first big hit -- "quantum leap." "e.t." was on the set back in 1989. >> and roll, please. >> i loved the role, i think it offers me a great opportunity to play a different character every week. >> i think the fun thing about this is we can mess with time. and there are no rules. >> would you like to dance? >> what? >> dance. >> for five seasons he played dr. s

of new orleans? >> i think so. i think so. it's fun to like we go and we got this exterior exists on the and we shoot outside there. ?? ?? ? boom boom boom boom ?? >> a show secret, even though the show is filmed on location, they recreate some of new orleans inside so they can keep shooting when things like this happen. >> like you know -- see? >> we're in new orleans and that's thunder. >> yes. >> for people in l.a. it comes with rain, when there's rain is that what falls from the sky? >> you realized it scared me to death i heard it, i the building crumbling? >> did sounds like an earthquake. >> scott has rocked our world for 30 years. his first big hit -- "quantum leap." "e.t." was on the set back in 1989. >> and roll, please. >> i loved the role, i think it offers me a great opportunity to play a different character every week. >> i think the fun thing about this is we can mess with time. and there are no rules. >> would you like to dance? >> what? >> dance. dr. sam beckett. a physicist who trav

of new orleans? >> i think so. i think so. it's fun to like we go and we got thxtis eerior exists on the street in new orleans and we go and we shoot outside there. ♪ ♪ ♪ boom boom boom boom >> a show secret, even though the show is filmed on location, they recreate some of new orleans inside so they can keep happen. >> like you know -- see? >> we're in new orleans and that's thunder. >> yes. >> for people in l.a. it comes with rain, when there's rain is that what falls from the sky? >> you realized it scared me to death i heard it, i was like is the building crumbling? >> did sounds like an earthquake. >> scott has rocked our world for 30 years. his first big hit -- "quantum leap." "e.t." was on the set back in 1989. >> and roll, please. >> i loved the role, i ttink it play a different character every week. >> i think the fun thing about this is we can mess with time. and there are no rules. >> would you like to dance? >> what? >> dance. >> for five seasons he played dr. sam beckett. time and

of new orleans? >> i think so. i think so. it's fun to like we go and we got this exterior exists on the street in new orleans and we go and we shoot outside there. ?? ?? ? boom boom boom boom ?? >> a show secret, even though they recreate some of new orleans inside so they can keep shooting when things like this happen. >> like you know -- see? >> we're in new orleans and that's thunder. >> yes. >> for people in l.a. it comes with rain, when there's rain is that what falls from the sky? >> you realized it scared me to death i heard it, i was like is the building crumbling? >> did sounds like an earthquake. >> scott has rocked our world for 30 years. his first big hit -- "quantum leap." "e.t." was on the set back in >> i loved the role, i think it offers me a great opportunity to play a different character every week. >> i think the fun thing about this is we can mess with time. and there are no rules. >> would you like to dance? >> what? >> dance. >> for five seasons he played dr. sam beckett. a phy

of new orleans? >> i think so. i think so. it's fun to like we go and we got this exterior exists on the street in new orleans and we go and we shoot outside there. ?? ?? >> a show secret, even though the show is filmed on location, they recreate some of new orleans inside so they can keep shooting when things like this happen. >> like you know -- see? >> we're in new orleans and that's thunder. >> yes. >> for people in l.a. it comes with rain, when there's rain is that what falls from the sky? >> you realized it scared me to death i heard it, i was like is the building crumbling? >> did sounds like an earthquake. >> scott has rocked our world for 30 years. his first big hit -- leap." "e.t." was on the set back in 1989. >> and roll, please. >> i loved the role, i think it offers me a great opportunity to play a different character every week. >> i think the fun thing about this is we can mess with time. and there are no rules. >> would you like to dance? >> what? >> dance. >> for five seasons he play

of new orleans? >> i think so. i think so. it's fun to like we go and we got this exterior exists on the ?? ?? ? boom boom boom boom ?? >> a show secret, even though the show is filmed on location, they recreate some of new orleans inside so they can keep shooting when things like this happen. >> like you know -- see? >> we're in new orleans and that's thunder. >> yes. >> for people in l.a. it comes with rain, when there's rain is that what falls from the sky? >> you realized it scared me to death i heard it, i was lke the building crumbling? >> did sounds like an earthquake. >> scott has rocked our world for 30 years. his first big hit -- "quantum leap." "e.t." was on the set back in 1989. >> and roll, please. >> i loved the role, i think it offers me a great opportunity to play a different character every week. >> i think the fun thing about this is we can mess with time. and there are no rules. >> would you like to dance? >> what? a physicist who traveled through time and assumed other people's li

of new orleans? >> i think so. i think so. it's fun to like we go and we got this exterior exists on the street in new orleans and we go and we shoot outside there. ♪ ♪ ♪ boom boom boom boom >> a show secret, even though the show is filmed on location, they recreate some of new orleans inside so they can keep happen. >> like you know -- see? >> we're in new orleans and that's thunder. >> yes. >> for people in l.a. it comes with rain, when there's rain is that what falls from the sky? >> you realized it scared me to death i heard it, i was like is the building crumbling? >> did sounds like an earthquake. >> scott has rocked our world for 30 years. his first big hit -- "quantum leap." "e.t." was on the set back in 1989. >> and roll, please. >> i loved the role, i ttink it offers me a great opportunity to play a different character every week. >> i think the fun thing about this is we can mess with time. and there are no rules. >> would you like to dance? >> what? >> dance. >> for five seasons he

of new orleans? >> i think so. i think so. it's fun to like we go and we the this exterior exists on street in new orleans and we go and we shoot outside there. ♪ ♪ ♪ boom boom boom boom >> a show secret, even though the show is filmed on location, they recreate some of new orleans inside so they can keep happen. >> like you know -- see? that's thunder. >> yes. >> for people in l.a. it comes with rain, when there's rain is that what falls from the sky? >> you realized it scared me to death i heard it, i was like is the building crumbling? >> did sounds like an earthquake. >> scott has rocked our world for 30 years. his first big hit -- "quantum leap." "e.t." was on the set back in 1989. >> and roll, please. >> i loved the role, i ttink it offers me a great opportunity to play a different character every week. >> i think the fun thing about this is we can mess with time. and there are no rules. >> would you like to dance? >> what? >> dance. >> for five seasons he played dr. sam beckett. time and

of new orleans? >> i think so. i think so. it's fun to like we go and we got this exterior exists on the street in new orleans and we go and we shoot outside there. ? ? >> a show secret, even though the show is filmed on location, they recreate some of new orleans inside so they can keep shooting when things like this happen. >> like you know -- see? >> we're in new orleans and that's thunder. >> yes. >> for people in l.a. it comes with rain, when there's rain is that what falls from the sky? >> you realized it scared me to death i heard it, i was like is the building crumbling? >> did sounds like an earthquake. >> scott has rocked our world leap." "e.t." was on the set back in 1989. >> and roll, please. >> i loved the role, i think it offers me a great opportunity to play a different character every week. >> i think the fun thing about this is we can mess with time. and there are no rules. >> would you like to dance? >> what? >> dance. >> for five seasons he played dr. sam beckett. a physicist who t

far from my home in new orleans. my high school guidance counselor written margolin, a distingui distinguished alumni from 1925, the letter of introduction shown here. through college, law school, and into my legal career i got to know bessie margolin. she was the first female lawyer i ever met and we were connected by common childhood experiences. bessie and i were wards of the same southern jewish children's welfare agency that educated at its newman's school a half sefrn century apart. it was a time when women attorneys were discouraged, if not prevented, from pursuing opportunities available to men while protecting the rights of millions of american workers she also advanced the careers of countless government lawyers and employees, many who sought out her prestigious and demanding ways. the chief judge of maryland's court of appeals and the federal fourth circuit and former solic general offered two suggestions for lawyers seeking appellate practice. they should work in the office of solicitor general or the off

the new orleans press loved bessie's local orphan girl makes good story. one full-length photo shown here captures bessie in a pose more cheesecake than lawyerly. why wasn't she married the press wanted to know. the reporter recounted bessie's quick response this way. i haven't had time for love. and then she smiled, but i'm not immune. i'm just uncontaminated. doctor margolin brushed back a lock of soft black fair, so far she added. bessy's remark merit several notes. first, it was sweet tea like a line from a katherine hepburn movie, revealing bessie's passion for wordsmith three. second, she seemed neither defensive nor self-conscious about being single and third, it just wasn't true. i'm going to digress to discuss a topic i am often asked about about the personal life that it doesn't fit neatly within the confines of her career history precisely illustrates the challenges she faced as an ambitious professional woman of her time. during law school, bessie was engaged to her classmate, the dashing bob butler. she broke it off it relates 1933, surprising

we went to new orleans, to bourbon street. i fell down and my friend picked me up and we were picked up by the new orleans police and accused of being drunk in public. i've been here 21 days. the first few days we were in the new orleans county jail. we were left without food or water for three days. near riots broke out. there were people breaking windows, starting fires. most of us were afraid that we were going to die there, it was so horrible. water was up to our shoulders by the time they got us out of there. they put us in small boats, took us to this bridge area. i saw my friend for about two minutes, first thing he said to me, he said, this is a goddamned nightmare. >> while a nightmare for some, for others, including the first women inmates to sleep at angola in 44 years, a blessing. >> i was so weak, i couldn't even -- i could barely walk when they got me, put me in the boat to come out of there. we had about that much water to drink within three days. and one sandwich. the warden came and got us and put us all like

this is fox5 news this morning. " amazing grace " the city of new orleans remembers the devastation caused by hurricane katrina. " may the victims' interred here and the city that refused to accept demise, take pride in remembering eleven years later and saying still (audience says "rise")oh you gotta rise. " the category three storm killed more than 18- hundred people. and displaced more than one million people in the gulf region more than 80 percent of new orleans was underwater, stranding tens of thousands of people. on monday. new orleans officials and community leaders gathered for a wreath- laying ceremony at the katrina monument. it's where nearly 100 unidentified victims of the "so, i do think it's very important that we come back here every year. not just to call and to pledge allegiance to these individuals who were left behind. but, just to say that we're all part of the human family and that, whether it be on the battlefield or on the peace field, we really never leave anybody behind. " katrina is considered one of the most devastating hurricanes and the most expensive natural

>>> making news in america this morning, extreme weather ripping through new orleans, a tornado touching down, buildings collapsing and a man pulled from the rubble. the dramatic rescue caught on camera. >>> president obama taking shots, mocking donald trump's claim that the election will be rigged and the new poll that behind hillary clinton. we're live in washington. >>> breaking overnight, a cargo plane skidding off the runway stopping on a busy street. the new details just in. >>> and traffic stop scare. a highway officer talking to a driver when another car slams into his cruiser. >> and i'm nick watt. diane maceda and kendis gibson have the day off. >>> we begin with severe weather spawning at least one tornado in new orleans tearing apart buildings and leaving a path of destruction. >> the vicious storm tore across the city shattering everything in its path. a fire department spokesperson called one of those collapse, quote, a complete pancake collapse and scenes like this where a man was pulled from t was one of many dramas laying out through the day. a terrifying sight over the

. >>> tornado knocked down buildings in new orleans. tons of thousands of homes and businesses lost power. lauren bail reports. >>reporter: it's a site many folks in new orleans have never seen. >> it's unbelievable and an am confirmed an ef-0 tornado touched down in new orleans. >> i was standing across the street and the winds kicked up to 60, 70 miles-an-hour. i saw rotating tree debris and yelled tornado. >> the wind was so strong, the wind was picking us up. >> this was a situation that we reached mid-90. 97 degrees. when that happened we didn't that 90-degree heat. the heat rises up and the cold air at the top, it collapses so that cold air collapses down. >> the power from today's storms toppled four abandoned buildings. neighbors say those buildings have been unstable since hurricane katrina. >> i saw a lot of debris, i said what is something is getting ready to happen. >> two people suffered minor injuries and the impact of power customers, more wide spread. energy has restored power to tens of thousands of homes. >> we're goin

, we're in new orleans! it's time for awesome adventures. come with us as we travel the globe, taking kids on incredible journeys. it's all here on awesome adventures. welcome to awesome adventures, i'm nicole and this week we've come to the vibrant and charming city of new orleans. this southern gem along the gulf coast truly captures a melting pot of cultures. - new orleans is located in southern louisiana. you can pretty much fly there from any major us city in under three to four hours. as far as cities go, new orleans doesn't feel too big. in a way, it's got that big city energy, but still maintains an old world-type setting.

management in new orleans. they were protesting the interior department's decision to go ahead with a lease sale of up to 24 million acres in the gulf of mexico for oil and gas exploration and development. the sale is being held in the superdome -- the very building where thousands of displaced residents of new orleans sought refuge during hurricane katrina 11 years ago. we will have more on the protests with antonia juhasz after headlines. in breaking news from italy, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake has killed at least people, with the 38 death toll expected to rise. the quake struck the central italy town of norcia collapsing homes and buildings as people were sleeping. rescue crews are currently pulling people out of the rubble. this comes as deadly extreme weather continues around the world. in india, at least 300 people have died in widespread flooding across eastern and central states. the flooding, caused by heavy rains, has closed schools, destroyed roads and submerged , hundreds of towns and villages. meanw

driving rains, high winds and a funnel cloud pummeled new orleans thursday afternoon. at least four buildings believed to be abandoned collapsed. many cars were also damaged during the storm. two minor injuries were reported. officials sent rescue crews with search dogs out to comb through the wreckage. ((( mitch landrieu / new orleans mayor) "we take all the precautions that's why we have the dogs, ) the dogs are well >> at the height of the storm tens of thousands of people were without power. the damage happened mostly in and around the city's 7th ward, an area hit hard by hurricane katrina in 2005. power to most of the affected areas has now been restored./// sherry how's the weather today? ((katie boer)) good morning! a quieter start across the valley this morning... with one last day of active weather today before drier air filters .................. looking out this morning -- a nice dry start with a few clouds and a couple isolated pockets of showers mainly in ne clark county and areas south of the 215. our best threat for storms today being early before 10am.

ripping through new orleans, a tornado touching down, buildings collapsing and a man pulled from the rubble. the dramatic rescue caught on camera. >>> president obama taking shots, mocking donald trump's claim that the election will be rigged and t shows trump falling even further behind hillary clinton. we're live in washington. >>> breaking overnight, a cargo plane skidding off the runway stopping on a busy street. the new details just in. >>> and traffic stop scare. a highway officer talking to a driver when another car slams janis. >> and i'm nick iowa. diane maceda and kendis gibson have the day off. >>> one tornado in new orleans tore apart buildings and left a path of destruction. >> it tore across the city shattering everything in its path. a fire department spokesman said one of those -- it was one of those, quote, complete pancake collapses of a building. scenes like this where a man was pulled fm destroyed building was one of many dramas laying out through the day. a terrifying sight over the big easy. >> i'm freaking out. i'm calling my mom. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> rep

>>> making news in america this morning, extreme weather ripping through new orleans, a tornado touching down, buildings collapsing and a man pulled from the rubble. the dramatic rescue caught on camera. >>> president obama taking shots, mocking donald trump's claim that the election will be rigged and the new poll that shows trump falling even further behind hillary clinton. we're live in washington. >>> breaking overnight, a cargo plane skidding off the runway stopping on a busy street. the new details just in. >>> and traffic stop scare. a highway officer talking to a driver when another car slams into his cruiser. >>> good morning. i'm linzie janis. >> and i'm nick watt. diane maceda and kendis gibson have the day off. >>> we begin with severe weather spawning at least one tornado in new orleans tearing apart buildings and leaving a path of destruction. >> the vicious storm tore across the city shattering everything in its path. a fire department spokesperson called one of those collapse, quote, a complete pancake collapse and scenes like this where a man was pulled from the rubble o

what i team from the national through new orleans. what i team from the national weather life's morning multitasking for a growing family, life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen >>> i can't wait to see that finished. >> it is so cool when you are driving down western and we're coming in in the morning, well, when i come in during the actual morning, not the middle of the night, you can see the sun glipting off the dome there and it is just so pretty. >> >> grinting off the dome there. >> it is huge. >>-- glinting off the dome there. >> it is really nice. >> going to be a major attraction for the city of raleigh. >> overcast today though. >> it is. it is gray out there right now. let's check the radar again. we start off about 4:15 this morning where we still had a shower up near the virginia line that made things a little that is off the radar at the moment and the radar -- there it goes. a little sleepy here on friday morning. back to our west, we've had more showers developi

we have the latest from new orleans. this is the news on cbs4 mornings. >>> entering yesterday, the colorado rockies won the series with the dodgers, but if the rockies want to make the postseason, they need to get sweeps. they had an opportunity to do that last night, but would have to do it worst cargo rolled his ankle in a previous game. daniel makes a great grab, but crashes into the wall. he would stay in the game, but would be lifted later. he's hit in his first ten major games. rockies up 2-1. everyone having a laugh about that. cory siegel with a solo shot to tie things a 2-1 triple. rock ease -- rockies fall 4-2. what's up can cargo. >> i'm sure i'll be in the line up. it's not the first time it has happened to me. i'm sure it's going to be sore for a couple of days when i play, but the more i play, it's going to go away with a treatment and all the things i need to do to prepare myself to play a game. >> rockies home stand and start a 3-game ,, which you are you? . who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments

we have our new orleans-style coffee. >> what makes it new orleans? >> we are a company out of new orleans. we do use your new orleans brand. >> you are great to the people down there. >> yeah. then we always have our which is our special proprietary protein. it is loaded with protein. >> is this chocolate or cinnamon? >> that is cocoa. >> you are getting fancy on us this morning. >> only the best. >> we have almond for more protein and flavor. we have our unprocessed sugar. >> we have a minute. if you want to show us how. with the water and our blender. >> do you want some help? >> oh, sure. all of it goes in there. >> you have so many varieties to pick from. >> we do. we have about 70 different kinds of flavors. >> something for everybody. >> we are a purpose-driven menu. which means that whatever you are looking to achieve. whether you are looking to stay whether you are looking to cut down on calories. >> all right. we have 30 seconds left. >> then you would just stick it on here. close it off. >> look at it. i love the industrial blender. >> yeah

energy management in new orleans. they were protesting the interior department's decision to go ahead with a lease sale of up to 24 million acres in the gulf of mexico for oil and gas exploration and development. the sale is being held in the superdome -- the very building where thousands of displaced residents of new orleans sought refuge during hurricane katrina 11 years ago. we will have more on the protests with antonia juhasz after headlines. in breaking news from italy, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake has killed at least people, with the 38 death toll expected to rise. the quake struck the central italy town of norcia collapsing homes and buildings as people were sleeping. rescue crews are currentntly pulling people o out of the rubble.. this comes as deadly extreme weather continues around the world. inin india, at least 300 people have died in widespread flooding acroross eastern a and central states. the flooding, caused by heavy rains, has closed schools, dedestroyed roadsds and submergd , hundreds of towns and v

the airport is located 10-miles northeast of downtown new orleans. the person was rescued and transferred to the hospital in an unknown condition. >>> police have identified a man that died in a motorcycle accident on the golden gate bridge. the 39-year-old, seen here with his wife, crashed northbound 101 on the north side of the brink. this happened around 6:00 last night. officers say he was riding recklessly on his motorcycle when he lost control and went into a guard rail. he landed in the roadway, not hit by any vehicles. police say multiple drivers stopped and tried to help him. he died at the scene. police are not sure, yet, if drugs or alcohol played a factor in the crash. kahn leaves behind an infant son >>> police have identified the man shot to death outside of a bar in walnut creek. courtney brown was gunned down outside of the bar downtown. police officers searched for a suspect, but could not find the man as being described as black, 6 feet tall and 160- pounds, police believe the shooting was not random. the victim leaves behind a daug

did police go too homes flattened in new orleans. major flooding in the southwest. the new alerts tonight. >>> russian connection? the bombshell allegation. the former cia chief calling donald trump a risk to national security, claiming he's been turned into an "unwitting agent" of vladimir putin. >>> meth mayor? the elected official caught in a police sting, accused of dealing meth in a suburb just outside of protesters clashing with police in riot gear just hours before the olympics get under way. >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas, in for david tonight. we begin with that breaking news from the streets of chicago. a deadly encounter between police officers and an unarmed black teenager driving a stolen are graphic. look at one officer's body camera as he fires at the stolen car. but the driver does not stop until he slams into another police car and runs away. later, we see him on the ground, but already mortally wounded. tonight, the chicago police have released nine separate videos. but authorities say the crucial the question is guy. here's alex perez in chi

homes flattened in new orleans. major flooding in the southwest. the new alerts tonight. >>> russian connection? the bombshell allegation. the former cia chief calling donald trump a risk to national security, claiming he's been turned into an "unwitting agent" of vladimir putin. >>> meth mayor? the elected official caught in a police sting, accused of dealing washington, d.c. >>> and, breaking news. protesters clashing with police in riot gear just hours before the olympics get under way. >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas, in for david tonight. we begin with that breaking news from the streets of chicago. a deadly encounter between police officers and an unarmed black tee car. we want to warn you, the images are graphic. look at one officer's body camera as he fires at the stolen car. but the driver does not stop until he slams into another police car and runs away. later, we see him on the ground, but already mortally wounded. tonight, the chicago police have released nine separate videos. one did not record. the question is guy. here's alex p

ripping through new orleans, a tornado touching down, buildings collapsing and a man pulled from the rubble. the dramatic rescue caught on camera. >>> president obama taking shots, mocking donald trump's claim that t e shows trump falling even further behind hillary clinton. we're live in washington. >>> breaking overnight, a cargo plane skidding off the runway stopping on a busy street. the new details just in. >>> and traffic stop scare. a highway officer talking to a driver when another car slams >>> good morning, i'm linzie janis. >> and i'm nick iowa. diane maceda and kendis gibson have the day off. >>> one tornado in new orleans tore apart buildings and left a path of destruction. >> it tore across the city shattering everything in its path. a fire department spokesman said one of those -- it was one of those, quote, complete pancake collapses of a building. scenes like this where a many dramas laying out through the day. a terrifying sight over the big easy. >> i'm freaking out. i'm calling my mom. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter: people in this new orleans office building

a southwest airlines jet with 104 people on board took off from new orleans headed towards orlando. then suddenly, the sound of an explosion and an emergency landing. it's what passengers saw when they landed that had them rattled. >> a terrifying moment in the sky. >> we were kind of zoned out and all of a sudden it was that huge loud noise. >> what sounded like an explosion on a southwest flight from new orleans to orlando. the flight took off shortly after 9:00 a.m. a few minutes later, the pilot diverted the plane and made an emergency landing in pensacola. >> this is a boeing 737 in an emergency status. >> after all was said and done and hearing how it could have been way worse. >> the boeing 737 lanned safely, carrying 99 pass ekers and five crew members. in a statement, southwest said it was a, quote, mechanic equal issue with the number one engine. photos taken aboard show the engine completely ripped away. southwest tells nbc news it bought in plane in 2000. >> we've grateful that we are still safe and watched over and we had a good pilot. >> the national transportation saf

then he would come in and generally tell you about the battle of new orleans which was the pivot point in his life, if you will. and the story is that he would usually spend longer telling about the battle than it actually took to fight. you have a mantel, it's in the dining room, and it's made out of hickory wood with the bark still on it. and the story, the legend that we were -- that's come to us from the family is that the mantel was made by a man who had served under jackson at the battle of new orleans. and that each year, he worked on the mantel only on january 8th, which is the anniversary of the battle, and for the 25th anniversary, he presented it to jackson. so it's been here since 1840. and it's moved around the house at different times. we think the dining room is the appropriate place, but it was made out of hickory because jackson's nickname was old hickory. to me, the two most significant rooms in the house are jackson's bedroom and his adjoining library. to me, that's the beating heart of the house. the library was really a political epicenter, if you will, even though

the bus was taking flood recovery workers from new orleans to baton rouge. the fire truck was on the scene of a previous accident. the bus hit the fire truck and then slammed into another car and a passenger in the rear seat was killed. >>> in northwest louisiana, police are searching for three escaped convicts. they escaped from prison nag a desche on saturday night. they apparently jumped over two rolls of razor wire. one for attempted murder. they should be considered dangerous. >>> san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick says he'll continue sitting during the national anthem until he sees significant change in this country's race relations. kaepernick was spotted sitting during the anthem before the 49ers played a preseason game against green bay friday. he refused to stand at san francisco's two other preseason games as well. >> there's a lot of things that need to change. one specifically is police brutality. there is people being murdered accountable. cops are getting paid leave for killing people. that's not right. that's not right by anyone

the bus was taking flood recovery workers from new orleans to baton rouge. the fire truck was on the scene of a previous accident. the bus hit the fire truck and then slammed into another car and a passenger in the rear seat was killed. >>> in northwest louisiana, police are searching for three escaped convicts. they escaped from prison nag a desche on saturday night. they apparently jumped over two rolls of razor wire. they should be considered dangerous. >>> san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick says he'll continue sitting during the national anthem until he sees significant change in this country's race relations. kaepernick was spotted sitting during the anthem before the 49ers played a preseason game against green bay friday. he refused to stand at san francisco's two other preseason games as well. >> there's a lot of things that need to change. one specifically is police brutality. there is people being murdered unju accountable. cops are getting paid leave for killing people. that's not right. that's not right by anyone's standards. >> the

ripping through new orleans, a tornado touching down, buildings collapsing and a man pulled from the rubble. the dramatic rescue caught on camera. >>> president obama taking shots, mocking donald claim that the election will be rigged and the new poll that shows trump falling even further behind hillary clinton. we're live in washington. >>> breaking overnight, a cargo plane skidding off the runway stopping on a busy street. the new details just in. >>> and traffic stop scare. a highway officer talking to a driver when another car slams >>> good morning, i'm linzie janis. >> and i'm nick iowa. diane maceda and kendis gibson have the day off. >>> one tornado in new orleans tore apart buildings and left a path of destruction. >> it tore across the city shattering everything in its path. a fire department spokesman said one of those -- it was one of those, quote, complete pancake collapses of a building. pulled from the rubble of a destroyed building was one of many dramas laying out through the day. a terrifying sight over the big easy. >> i'm freaking out. i'm calling my mom. oh, my g

homes flattened in new orleans. major flooding in the southwest. the new alerts tonight. >>> russian connection? the bombshell allegation. the former cia chief calling donald trump a risk to national security, claiming he's been turned into an "unwitting agent" of vladimir putin. >>> meth mayor? the elected official caught in a police sting, accused of dealing meth in a suburb just outside of washington, d.c. protesters clashing with police in riot gear just hours before . >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas, in for david tonight. we begin with that breaking news from the streets of chicago. a deadly encounter between police officers and an unarmed black teenager driving a stolen are graphic. look at one officer's body camera as he fires at the stolen car. but the driver does not stop until he slams into another police car and runs away. later, we see him on the ground, but already mortally wounded. tonight, the chicago police have released nine separate videos. one did not record. the question is guy. here's alex perez in chicago. >> reporter: th

the bus was taking flood recovery workers from new orleans to baton rouge. the fire truck was on the scene of a previous accident. the bus hit the fire truck and then slammed into another car and a passenger in the rear seat was killed. >>> in northwest louisiana, police are searching for three escaped convicts. they escaped from prison nag a desche on saturday night. they apparently jumped over two one for attempted murder. they should be considered dangerous. >>> san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick says he'll continue sitting during the national anthem until he sees significant change in this country's race relations. kaepernick was spotted sitting during the anthem before the 49ers played a preseason game against green bay friday. he refused to stand at san francisco's two other preseason games as well. >> there's a lot of things that need to change. one specifically is police brutality. there is people being murdered accountable. cops are getting paid leave for killing people. that's not right. that's not right by anyone's standards. >> the

homes flattened in new orleans. major flooding in the southwest. the new alerts tonight. >>> russian connection? the bombshell allegation. the former cia chief calling donald trump a risk to national security, claiming he's been turned into an "unwitting agent" of vladimir putin. >>> meth mayor? the elected official caught in a police sting, accused of dealing meth in a suburb just outside of washington, d.c. >>> and, breaking news. protesters clashing with police in riot gear just hours before the olympics get under way. >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas, in for david tonight. we begin with that breaking news from the streets of chicago. a deadly encounter between police officers and an unarmed black teenager driving a stolen car. we want to warn you, the images are graphic. look at one officer's body camera as he fires at the stolen car. but the driver does not stop until he slams into another police car and runs away. later, we see him on the ground, but already mortally wounded. tonight, the chicago police have released nine separate videos.

las vegas would take a 6-1 lead, new orleans would came back... johnny monell sends one deep off the wall in left and later hit a home run. but new orleans scored 6 in the third to go on win it 12-8 it's the nationals and rockies from the mile high city... colorado jumps out to a 3-zip lead. but las vegan bryce harper breaks a 4-4 tie when he doubles in the go-ahead run. harper and the nats beat the rockies 5-4.. they maintain that 8 1/2 game east. ((chris maathuis)) the golden girl of gymnastics will not leave rio with an historic five gold medals. simone biles bobbled on the beam had a tough time in the balance beam finals as she wobbled and was forced to grabbed the beam with both hands to avoid falling down. despite all that she still wins the bronze, while teammate laurie hernandez captured the silver. the 19-year-old biles will be in the mix for another gold on tuesday in the floor exercise finals. ((chris maathuis)) so many great stories from the games so far... michael phelps. it's finally the end of the road for the 31 year old who say's

. >>> heavy rain in new orleans and mississippi, two people reported dead this morning and not out of the woods yet. dozens of police people stranded in homes so officials have no choice but to rescue governor declaring a state of emergency and they are using boats to go around and say people. heavy rains expected in louisiana this we can and we will keep you posted. >>> six people dead this morning and northern virginia following a plane crash authority say the small plane caught fire shortly after he crashed friday and unclear where the plane was coming from. authority say all of the victims are not from virginia. federal officials are helping state and local authorities with the investigation cause of the crash. >>> spiritairlines five making it an emergency landing at orlando international sent six people to the hospital but airport officials tell us smoke in the cockpit forced the flight back to the airport. this morning spirit is blaming the problem on the air conditioner. >>> passengers on jetblue flight said there aircraft dropped one feet without morning. a flight from boston

the bus was taking flood recovery workers from new orleans to baton rouge. the fire truck was on the sc of a previous accident. the bus hit the fire truck and then slammed into another car and a passenger in the rear seat was killed. >>> in northwest louisiana, police are searching for three escaped convicts. they escaped from prison nag a desche on saturday night. they apparently jumped over two rolls of razor wire. now two were serving time for robbery. one for attempted murder. they should be considered quarterback colin kaepernick says he'll continue sitting during the national anthem until he sees significant change in this country's race relations. kaepernick was spotted sitting during the anthem before the 49ers played a preseason game against green bay friday. he refused to stand at san francisco's two other preseason games as well. >> there's a lot of things that need to change. one specifically is police brutality. there is people being murdered unjustly and not being held accountable. a killing people. that's not right. that's not right by anyone'

witnesses in new orleans and yulee, florida describing the damage. trees were down, trees were on top of mobile homes, fences were down. ben: the national weather service clocked winds up to 80 miles per hour in new orleans. and close to 100 miles per hour in florida. flash flood watches continue through saturday. heather: saturday as the day that we are focused on here for the possibility of severe weather. mike: right now in cleveland -- heather: a long way away. mike: going to hold together? all the conditions are right? mike: i think so. it will be really humid overnight. that will set us up for thunderstorms. it's really a 50/50 weekend for us. we have thunderstorms. it all changes on sunday. less humid, temperatures in the 80's. let's talk about the thunderstorms. i don't think there were be much going on in the morning. the best chance, and by evening, this is all over with. 87 degrees right now. dew point really very manageable 60 with a self-southwesterly winds at 12 miles per hour. that humidity will ramp up and tomorrow it is really up her

. >> basketball note for you, the nba moved the 2017 all-star game from charlotte to new orleans that to north carolina law that eliminates the gay and lesbian people.

energy management in new orleans. they were protesting the interior department's decision to go ahead with a lease sale of up to 24 million acres in the gulf of mexico for oil and gas exploration and development. the sale is being held in the superdome -- the very building where thousands of displaced residents of new orleans sought refuge during hurricane katrina 11 years ago. we will have more on the protests with antonia juhasz after headlines. in breaking news from italy, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake has killed at least people, with the 38 death toll expected to rise. the quake struck the central italy town of norcia collapsing homes and buildings as people were sleeping. rescue crews arere currently pulling people o out of the rubble. this comes as deadly extreme weather continues around the world. inin india, at least 300 people have died in widespread flooding acroross eastern a and central states. the flooding, cacaused by heheay rains, has closed schools, dedestroyed roadsds and submergd , hundreds of towns and

the bus was taking flood recovery workers from new orleans to baton rouge. the fire truck was on the scene of a previous accident. the bus hit the fire truck and then slammed into another car and a passenger in the rear seat was killed. >>> in northwest louisiana, police are searching for three escaped convicts. they escaped from prison nag a desche on saturday night. they apparently jumped over two rolls of razor wire. now two were serving time for robbery. one for attempted murder. they should be considered dangerous. >>> san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick says he'll continue sitting during the national anthem until he sees significant change in this country's race relations. kaepernick was spotted sitting during the anthem before the 49ers played a preseason game against green bay friday. he refused to stand at san francisco's two other preseason games as well. >> there's a lot of things that need to change. one specifically is police brutality. there is people being murdered unjustly and not being held accountable. cops are getting paid lea

whoever controls new orleans is our natural enemy. right? because you think of that western expansion. if you're a farmer, if you're in the west, if you're in kentucky, or points west, you're not thinking to lug your produce back across the anticipappalach mountains. you're looking to float it down the ohio, down the mississippi to new orleans. if spain holds out, if france holds out, you've got a problem. so jefferson's ministers go looking to buy new orleans. they arrive in paris and the french minister says, have we got a deal for you. because napoleon has decided to unload. the war with britain, the disasters in the caribbean, convinced napoleon to wash his hands of the french empire. this is not jefferson's vision. this is not -- well, maybe it is divinely ordained. maybe that's what's explains it all. but maybe it's chance. which we don't like to necessarily think about. so look at this. so, yes, this is -- my daughter did this, yeah. but you could construct something like this. and this is my notion of how indian gifts -- the w

so jefferson's ministers go looking to buy new orleans. they arrive in paris and the french minister says, have we got a deal for you. because napoleon has decided to unload. the war with britain, the disasters in the caribbean, convinced napoleon to wash his hands of the french empire. this is not jefferson's vision. this is not -- well, maybe it is divinely ordained. maybe that's what's explains it all. but maybe it's chance. which we don't like to necessarily think about. so look at this. so, yes, this is -- my daughter did this, yeah. but you could construct something like this. and this is my notion of how indian gifts -- the whole question of indian gifts affects american history. so the british failure and refusal to give gifts to indians in 1763 produces an explosion, pontiac's revolt, around detroit. all hell breaks loose. that sends repercussions all the way across the atlantic to london. say okay, what are we going to do about this? we're going to do a number of things. one of those being the proclamation of 1763. that sends rep

the city of new orleans remembers the devastation caused by hurricane katrina. may the victims' interred here and the city that refused to accept demise, take pride in remembering eleven years later and saying still (audience says "rise")oh you gotta rise. " the category three storm killed more than 18- hundred people... and displaced more than one million people in the gulf region more than 80 percent of new orleans was underwater, stranding tens of thousands of people. today--- new orleans officials and community leaders gathered for a wreath- laying ceremony at the katrina monument. it's where nearly 100 unidentified victims of the storm were buried. "so, i do think it's very important that we come back here every year. not just to call and to pledge allegiance to these individuals who were left behind. but, just to say that we're all part of the human family and that, whether it be on the battlefield or on the peace field, we really never behind. " katrina is considered one of the most devastating hurricanes and the most expensive natural disasters in u.s. h

ripping through new orleans, a tornado touching down, buildings collapsing and a man pulled from the rubble. the dramatic rescue caught on camera. >>> president obama taking shots, mocking donald trump's claim that the election will be rigged and the new poll that shows trump falling even further behind hillary clinton. we're live in washington. >>> breaking overnight, a cargo plane skidding off the runway stopping on a busy street. the new details just in. >>> and traffic stop scare. a highway officer talking to a driver when another car slams into his cruiser. >>> good morning, i'm linzie janis. >> and i'm nick iowa. diane maceda and kendis gibson have the day off. >>> one tornado in new orleans tore apart buildings and left a path of destruction. >> it tore across the city shattering everything in its path. a fire department spokesman said one of those -- it was one of those, quote, complete pancake collapses of a building. scenes like this where a man was pulled from the rubble of a destroyed building was one of many dramas laying out through the day. a terrifying sight over the