AUBRY: MATT IS RIGHT -- THAT IS
RIGHT.
NOPD SAYS THE WOMAN WHO WAS
ATTACKED WAS JUST TRYING TO GET
HER MAIL.
AND TONIGHT, MANY OF HER
NEIGHBORS APPLAUDING THE FACT
THAT SHE DECIDED TO FIGHT BACK.
TAKE A LOOK.
AROUND 5:30 LAST NIGHT ON THE
1300 BLOCK OF CHIMNEY WOOD, IS
WHEN POLICE SAY THE WOMAN WAS
GETTING HER MAIL.
THEY SAY A WHITE VAN PULLED UP.
A MAN APPROACHED HER, PULLED HER
SHIRT OVER HER HEAD, AND WRAPPED
HER FACE WITH IT.
POLICE SAY THE MAN PULLED HIS
ARM AROUND HER NECK.
BUT THE WOMAN KICKED THE MAN
BETWEEN HIS LEGS AND WAS ABLE TO
RUN TO HER CAR AND CALL POLICE.
WE SPOKE WITH ONE OF THE WOMAN'S
NEIGHBORS.
TAKE A LISTEN.
>> WOMEN ARE NOT NECESSARILY
DAMSELS IN DISTRESS, ESPECIALLY
NOT NEW ORLEANS WOMEN.
AND SO AGAIN I AM NOT SURPRISED
, SHE FOUGHT BACK.
I AM GLAD THAT SHE DID.
AND UNFORTUNATELY FOR HIM, IT
WORKED.
SO I AM NOT SURPRISED.
I AM HAPPY THAT IT HAPPENED,
BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE SUPPOSED TO
FIGHT BACK, ISN'T THAT WHAT WE
CLAIM TO STAND FOR AFTER KATRINA
AND BEFORE KATRINA?
AUBRY: WE REACHED OUT TO THE
PROPERTY OWNERS WHERE THIS
HAPPENED.
WE HAVE NOT HEARD BACK.
CALL POLICE IF YOU HAVE ANY
INFORMATION.
COMING UP ALL NEW AT 5:00, HEAR
FROM ONE WOMAN WHO SAYS SHE'S
BEEN ROBBED IN THE COMPLEX
BEFORE.
AT NOPD HEADQUARTERS, AUBRY
KILLION.
SHAUN: THANK YOU.
IN ST. TAMMANY PARISH, A FORMER
FONTAINEBLEAU HIGH SCHOOL COACH
WILL SPEND UP TO FIVE YEARS IN
JAIL FOR MOLESTING A STUDENT.
38-YEAR-OLD WILLIAM LETO, A
FORMER MATH TEACHER AND
ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH, WAS
HAVING AN INAPPROPRIATE
RELATIONSHIP WITH A 16-YEAR-OLD
STUDENT.
HE PLEADED GUILTY TO A
MOLESTATION CHARGE.
HE WILL NOT HAVE THE BENEFIT OF
PAROLE.
GINA: WE ARE LEARNING MORE TODAY
ABOUT THE MAN ACCUSED OF
SHOOTING CONGRESSMAN STEVE
SCALISE AND WOUNDING OTHERS AS A
-- AT A VIRGINIA BASEBALL FIELD.
TODAY, FBI INVESTIGATORS
REVEALED MORE DETAILS ABOUT
66-YEAR-OLD JAMES HODGKINSON OF
BELLEVILLE, ILLINOIS.
AUTHORITIES SAY HODGKINSON ACTED
ALONE AND HAD NO LINK TO
TERRORISM.
THEY ALSO SAY HODGKINSON WAS
ARRESTED IN 2006 FOR DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE AND HAD ANGER
MANAGEMENT ISSUES.
ACCORDING TO OFFICIALS, THEY
ALSO DISCOVERED A PIECE OF PAPER
ON HODGKINSON WITH THE NAMES OF
SIX CONGRESSMEN, BUT THEY DIDN'T
REVEAL THEIR NAMES
>> WHAT WE DO KNOW IS HE FIRED
OVER 60 SHOTS FROM THE THIRD
BASE SIDE OF THE FIELD.
FIFTY OF THOSE WERE FROM HIS
SKS-RIFLE, APPROXIMATELY 50 OF
THOSE WERE FROM HIS SKS-RIFLE,
BUT WE DON'T KNOW OF HIS
INTENTIONS OF A POTENTIAL
TARGET.
GINA: AS FOR CONGRESSMAN
SCALISE, HE REMAINS HOSPITALIZED
BUT HIS CONDITION HAS BEEN
UPGRADED TO FAIR.
SHAUN: NOW A LIVE LOOK AT
TRAFFIC ON THIS WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON.
TAKE A LOOK.
YOU CAN SEE THOSE SLICK ROADS
GETTING A LITTLE BUSIER.
CENTRAL CITY TODAY, PLENTY OF
RAINFALL, WET ROADS HERE AS
WELL.
GINA: ABSOLUTELY.
CHIEF METEOROLOGIST MARGARET ORR
AND METEOROLOGIST DAMON
SINGLETON IN THE WEATHER CENTER
WITH OUR CONDITIONS.
MARGARET: I WAS IN THAT.
LET ME TELL YOU, IT WAS SCARY.
I WAS GOING 45 MILES PER HOUR ON
THE INTERSTATE.
I WAS ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE.
DAMON: I WAS DRIVING DOWN
GENERAL THE GALL AND THE ROAD
WAS BLOCKED, SO I HAD TO GET
AROUND THAT.
I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN.
MARGARET: YOU HAVE TO BE CAREFUL
BECAUSE ONE OF THE MAIN PROBLEMS
, SURE WE HAVE RAIN, BUT LOOK
HOW THE CAMERA IS SHAKING.
WINDS 35 MILES PER HOUR AT THE
LAKEFRONT.
AND IT DOES MAKE FOR HAZARDOUS
DRIVING.
DAMON: VERY HAZARDOUS.
AND WE HAVE SLIPPERY ROADS, THE
TRUCKS ESPECIALLY, THEY WILL
MOVE.
MARGARET: IT IS ALL BECAUSE OF
CINDY.
LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT CINDY.
ABOUT 135 MILES TO THE SOUTH OF
LAKE CHARLES.
IT IS MOVING NORTHWEST AROUND
NINE MILES PER HOUR AND THE GOOD
NEWS IS THE WINDS NOT AS STRONG.
ANYTIME YOU GET A RAIN BAND
MOVING ON SURE YOU DO GET
STRONGER -- ONSHORE YOU DO GET
THE STRONGER WIND GUSTS.
WITH CINDY EXPECTED TO MAKE
RAINFALL -- LANDFALL TONIGHT AND
TOMORROW MORNING.
AND AT SOME OF THE TALE OF IT
WILL BE GIVING US RAIN FOR A FEW
DAYS.
TORNADO WATCH THROUGH 7:00 P.M.
COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY UNTIL
10:00 P.M.
HERE IS THE DEAL MATT, IT IS
PUSHING -- ON THAT, IT IS
PUSHING WATER ONSHORE WITH TIES
ABOVE NORMAL -- TIDES ABOVE
NORMAL.
3-6 INCHES OF RAIN POSSIBLE AND
WE DO HAVE RAIN OFF AND ON
THROUGH THURSDAY.
GUSTY WINDS AROUND 35-45 MILES
PER HOUR.
GARDEN-VARIETY RAIN AND SOME
STORMS.
HERE IS A LOOK AT THE FORECAST.
SUSTAINED WINDS, GOING INTO THE
EVENING, HANG ONTO THE STEERING
WHEEL.
IN THE MORNING, SAME THING.
THE WINDS BECOMING SOUTHERLY, SO
THAT MEANS MORE OF A FLOODING
ISSUE AT THE SOUTH FACING
SHORELINES.
WE CAN TAKE A LOOK AT THE COAST.
WHAT WE HAVE IS WINDS 25-40
KNOTS TONIGHT AND ABOUT 30 KNOTS
TOMORROW.
THIS IS WHERE WE HAVE THE GALE
WARNING, THE ORANGE.
NOTICE HOW NEW ORLEANS IS NOT
INCLUDED IN IT ANYMOE.
THE TORNADO WATCH, ALL OF
SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA AND IT
SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI, AND THAT
FLASH FLOOD WATCH UNTIL 7:00
P.M. ON THURSDAY.
WE HAVE POTENTIAL FOR ADDITIONAL
RAINFALL AND FLOODING ISSUES.
AND THE COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY,
YOU CAN SEE IT.
THE BIG CONCERN WE HAVE HAD IS
ALL OF THESE RAIN BANDS MOVING
ONSHORE, WE HAVE HAD NUMEROUS
TORNADO WARNINGS ISSUED.
THIS IS ONE STORM WHERE WE HAD A
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING, NOW
NO LONGER IN EFFECT.
BUT WE DO HAVE HEAVY RAIN OVER
SAINT TAMMANY PARISH AND MOVING
INTO WASHINGTON PARISH.
THANKFULLY, THAT IS DIMINISHING.
JUST TO THE EAST, LOOKING PRETTY
HEAVY.
HERE IS THE WIDER VIEW.
GOODNESS, I DO NOT SEE AS MANY
RAIN BANDS RIGHT NOW.
THAT IS GOOD.
METRO, A LITTLE BIT OF RAINFALL.
PLAQUEMINES PARISH, THEY HAVE
BEEN POUNDED.
AND ABOUT FIVE INCHES OF RAIN
OVERNIGHT.
HERE IS A LOOK AT CINDY, NOT --
I MEAN, A LITTLE BIT BETTER
ORGANIZED IN THAT YOU DO HAVE
THIS ROUND CIRCULATION
OCCURRING.
DRY AIR HAS BEEN AN ISSUE WITH
THE SYSTEM.
WE DO SEE POTENTIAL FOR A BREAK
IN THE RAIN AND WE STILL HAVE
70% FOR TONIGHT.
70% FOR THURSDAY.
AS WE GO INTO FRIDAY, 60% CHANCE
OF RAINFALL.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
DAMON: I THINK WE WILL PROBABLY
HAVE A LOT MORE RAINFALL.
IT LOOKS LIKE IT WILL BE COMING
INTO THE WEEKEND AS WELL WITH
RAIN CHANCES ON SATURDAY BEING
AS HIGH AS 50%.
TAKE A LOOK AT THE MODEL RUNNING
JUST A MOMENT AGO WHERE YOU CAN
SEE THE RAINFALL POTENTIAL WITH
US FOR THE OVERNIGHT HOURS AND
INTO TOMORROW, POSSIBLY
STRETCHING INTO FRIDAY AS WELL.
YOU CAN SEE IT CLEARLY IN THAT
PICTURE.
THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY THEN COMING
TOWARD SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA AND
THIS IS THE PICTURE ON SATURDAY
AT NOON.
YOU CAN SEE A LOT OF RAINFALL
POTENTIAL WITH US THEN AS WELL.
RIGHT NOW, 80 DEGREES AT THE
AIRPORT, 88% HUMIDITY AND
TEMPERATURES INTO THE 70'S AND
80'S AROUND THE AREA.
I EXPECT THE TEMPERATURES INTO
THE MID-80'S TOMORROW AND FOR
THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS WE WILL
HAVE MID 80'S.
RAINFALL CHANCES GOING DOWN TO
50% ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
REPORTER: NO ROOM FOR
NEGATIVITY.
COMING UP, ONE LSU TIGER TELLS
THE FANS TO STAY POSITIVE AND
RELAX.
GINA: AND COMING UP TONIGHT IN
PRIMETIME, RIGHT HERE ON WDSU,
AT 7:00 IT'S "LITTLE BIG SHOTS,"
THEN AT 8:00 AND 8:30 IT'S "THE
CARMICHAEL SHOW," THAT'S
FOLLOWED AT 9:00 BY "THIS IS
US."
AND THEN JOIN US FOR WDSU NEWS
AT 10:00, FOLLOWED BY "THE
TONIGHT SHOW" WITH JIMMY FALLON.
GINA: OK, FOR THE LSU TIGERS
STAYING ALIVE IN OMAHA MEANS
BEATING FLORIDA STATE TONIGHT.
SHAUN: SPORTS ANCHOR SHARIEF
ISHAQ WITH MORE ON THE LSU
TIGERS AND THEIR HUNT FOR A
WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP.
SHARIEF: THE TIGERS ARE GOING
INTO THE GAME CONFIDENCE AND
POSITIVE.
POSITIVE VIBES, THAT IS WHAT A
NEED FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR
FANS WHICH DID VOICE OF THEIR
DISPLEASURE I
AFTER THEIR GAME
WITH OREGON STATE.
IT DID NOT SIT WELL WITH COLE
FREEMAN.
>> SOMETIMES THEY THINK THE GAME
IS EASIER THAN IT IS.
THEY EXPECT EVERYBODY TO GET A
HIT.
PERSONALLY WHAT PEOPLE HAVE BEEN
SAYING ABOUT KRAMER IS
FRUSTRATING.
THE GUY HAS BEEN THERE FOR US
ALL YEAR.
>> IF YOU READ IT YOU CANNOT LET
IT AFFECT YOU, IF YOU DO NOT
READ IT IT IS BETTER.
ONE THING I NEED TO DO IS KEEP
THESE KIDS IN A POSITIVE FRAME
OF MIND SO THEY BELIEVE THEY CAN
ACCOMPLISH IT, BECAUSE WHEN YOU
DO NOT HAVE BELIEF YOU DO NOT
HAVE A CHANCE.
>> WHEN YOU WIN 17 GAMES IN A
ROW PEOPLE THINK YOU ARE
PERFECT.
NO TEAM IN AMERICA, NO PERSON IS
PERFECT.
SHARIEF: THE LINEUP NEEDS TO
PRODUCE MORE, THE HITTERS 1-4
WENT FOR THREE OF 24 IN THE
FIRST FEW GAMES.
IN OMAHA, SHARIEF ISHAQ.
GINA: COMING UP, WE CONTINUE TO
TRACK TROPICAL STORM CINDY AND
THE IMPACT OF THIS SYSTEM.
WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK. SEE OFFSHORE, THAT IS
WHERE THE HEAVIEST STUFF WAS.
BUT INTO ST. BERNARD PARISH, WE
HAVE ABOUT 4-7 INCHES OF RAIN.
ON THE NORTH SHORE AS WELL.
AND ESPECIALLY IN TERREBONNE
PARISH, THE LOWER PORTION OF
JEFFERSON PARISH, THAT IS WHERE
WE HAVE HAD THE HEAVIEST
RAINFALL.
HERE IS THE MISSISSIPPI GULF
COAST.
NOT BAD RIGHT NOW.
BUT WE HAVE HAD ROUGH WEATHER.
THE BLUE RIGHT THERE, THOSE ARE
STORMS THAT WERE ROTATING AND
HAD THE POTENTIAL TO CAUSE A
TORNADO.
NOW IT IS NOT LOOKING BAD.
THE HEAVIEST RAIN OVER HERE IN
WASHINGTON PARISH.
WE HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF ROTATION
SOUTH OF FRANKLINTON.
RAIN ON THE CAUSEWAY, NOT AS
HEAVY AS EARLIER.
AND THE GOOD NEWS, NOT THAT BAD
FOR PLAQUEMINES PARISH.
WE HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF A BREAK
WITH HEAVY RAIN OVER TOWARD
MOBILE AND PENSACOLA.
HERE IS A LOOK AT CINDY.
LOOKING A BIT MORE LIKE A
TROPICAL SYSTEM BUT DEALING WITH
A LOT OF DRIER AIR.
MAKING LANDFALL TONIGHT AT THE
TEXAS AND LOUISIANA BORDER
TONIGHT AND INTO TOMORROW
MORNING.
AND THEN GOING TO THE NORTHEAST.
AS IT GOES TO THE NORTHEAST WE
WILL HAVE THE END OF IT, IT WILL
BE GIVING US RAIN POTENTIAL AS
WE GO INTO THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
EVEN ON SATURDAY WE HAVE A
CHANCE OF RAIN.
THEN RAIN CHANCES GO DOWN AND WE
HAVE A COLD FRONT IN THE FUTURE.
MORE ON THAT IN A MOMENT.
GINA: THANK YOU.
HEAVY RAINS FROM TROPICAL STORM
CINDY ALREADY CAUSING SOME
FLOODING.
SHAUN: ALTHOUGH THERE ARE NO
EVACUATIONS, THE GOVERNOR ISSUED
A STATE OF EMERGENCY TODAY.
>> PREPARE FOR THE WORST WHILE
WE HOPE FOR THE BEST.
ONE THING I FORGOT TO MENTION IS
THERE IS AN ELEVATED RISK OF
TORNADOES AS WELL.
WE ARE UNDER A TORNADO WATCH
CURRENTLY.
AND THERE HAVE BEEN SPECIFIC
WARNINGS OF TORNADOES FROM
EARLIER TODAY, ESPECIALLY AROUND
NEW ORLEANS.
SHAUN: THE GOVERNOR ALSO SAID
THAT THIS SYSTEM, WILL NOT JUST
AFFECT PEOPLE IN LOW-LYING
AREAS, BUT THAT EVERYONE NEEDS
TO STAY ALERT.
GINA: WE ARE TALKING ABOUT
LOW-LYING AREAS.
THE ROAD GOING INTO GRAND ISLE
TODAY TAKING ON WATER.
SHAUN: JENNIFER CROCKETT HAS
MORE.
JENNIFER: WE ARE STEPS AWAY FROM
THE GULF OF MEXICO, AS FAR AS
YOU CAN GET INTO THE STATE OF
LOUISIANA INTO THE GULF OF
MEXICO.
WE ARE ON GRAND ISLE WHERE YOU
CAN SEE THE WAVES CRASHING INTO
WHAT USED TO BE A BARRIER.
YESTERDAY, SAND FILLED THE AREA
WHERE NOW IT HAS BEEN CARVED OUT
BY THE WAVES.
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