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Dutch experts meet at Tulane University to offer flood protection advice to New Orleanians.

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Over the recent years, the LSU/Florida game is the premiere matchup in the nation.

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A group of pilots give patients in need of medical care free flights to see doctors.

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Wall Street woes are being felt by area high school students looking for student loans as they prepare for college.

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Local doctors warn that the credit crisis that is dominating the news could cause dangerous levels of stress and anxiety.

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One of the oldest homes in St. Tammany needs funds to renovate after Hurricane Katrina wrecked the house.

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City officials are still awaiting a response from contractors connected to the NOAH home remediation program.

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Eyewitness News Political Analyst Clancy DuBos says that Derrick Shepherd's guilty plea could impact Congressman William Jefferson's re-election bid.

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Tulane business professor Mark Rosa said that while the market's plummet caught him off guard, there are stocks which are a good buy now, but that is only for the brave.

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State Sen. Shepherd plead guilty to money laundering in federal court.

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U.S. Attorney Jim Letten discusses the Derrick Shepherd plea.

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Former State Senator Derrick Shepherd gave a short statement after his guilty plea, apologizing to his constituents, the court and especially young black children.

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President Bush took to the airwaves once more Friday morning to try to reassure people that the federal government was doing everything it can to help calm the financial markets.

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As Wall Street continues to meltdown, local economists say that New Orleans could see the effects some time next year.

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In the heavily hit neighborhood of Vista Park, the recovery is slow, but residents are happy with the results.

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A faulty traffic light near the Convention Center has been backing up cars.

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Bobby Hebert thinks that Deuce McCallister should see more action against the Raiders this week.

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Bobby Hebert sees one weakness with the Florida Gators -- their ability to stop the run.

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Two neighborhoods in Gentilly are celebrating the efforts to rebuild their communities.

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Frank Davis says the fishing is good in Lafitte, as the lunker trout have come back.

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There is a new microwave for an enlarged prostate

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Hearings on the massive oil spill that sent hundreds of barrels of oil into the Mississippi and shut down river traffic for days resumed after a delay due to the hurricanes.

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The city council of New Orleans is grilling some members of the city administration over an apparently huge hike in payments for the crime cameras.

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Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon explains why Citizens Property Insurance is relinquishing 40,000 policies. He says it is to spawn competition in the insurance market.

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Action Reporter Bill Capo helps residents get rid of a man-made geyser on their block.

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A group of residents met to discuss and hopefully improve the evacuation process in the city.

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Certain projects in New Orleans could be impacted by the financial credit crisis on Wall Street.

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Residents are still trying to recovery from the damage from Hurricanes and Ike and Gustav.

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The Orleans Parish District Attorney's Office is still working in temporary offices three years after Hurricane Katrina.

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Guns seized by NOPD officers during Hurricane Katrina are going to be returned to the owners after an agreement with the NRA.

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Jefferson Parish Sheriff Newell Normand announced the arrest of two men in connection with the murder and armed robbery of a Hispanic man.

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If you're looking for beautiful, healthy hair, fitness expert Mackie Shilstone offers a unique solution: head to the kitchen.

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It's no secret that wrinkles are a sign of aging. But the key to looking younger is to have healthy skin. Francine, a national skincare expert, and Carol Lumpert, a model, talk abotu five simple aways to take off 10 years.

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A year after Hurricane Katrina roared through New Orleans, leaving death and destruction, four teenage girls -- two from New Orleans and two from New York -- took a camera to the streets of the city to capture what they saw happen.

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As a means to cut down on the number of young people killed in New Orleans, a new program is being started to reach at-risk youth.

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In one local home, a mother and daughter watch the presidential debate in hopes of changing one another.

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Jim Henderson says that the Saints lack of a running game and too much finesse have turned them into a team reminiscent of the Mike Martz's Rams.

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The day after the Vikings loss Jim Henderson says the errors that Saints committed help create a familiar story.

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Officials are testing Bayou Lacombe to ensure water safety.