10:30 Newscast November 7th, 2014

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is cancelling nearly $2 million in planned television ads supporting Senator Mary Landrieu in her runoff bid against Congressman Bill Cassidy. Eric Gill reports…:
CUT 3 (28) “reporting”

The Baton Rouge Police Department is investigating an early morning shooting of a woman they believe was shot by her boyfriend who then shot and killed himself. They say 35-year-old LaMarcus Ray had been in an argument with his girlfriend then allegedly fired a bullet into her leg before turning the gun on himself. The victim is recovering from non life threatening injuries. Ray died at the scene.

The LSU Health New Orleans School of Public Health has been awarded a $2.2 million grant to increase the availability of health information and support services for young breast cancer survivors in the Gulf South. Project Coordinator Helen McMillan says they were one of seven sites awarded grants from the CDC…:
CUT 3 (13) “who are diagnosed”

The LSU/Alabama ticket for tomorrow night’s game is once again a hot one. Connor Gregoire with SeatGeek says the highest seats in Death Valley are still going for $200 in some cases and 50-yard-line seats are as much as $500 a ticket on the secondary market. He says The Tigers and Crimson Tide matchup is akin to games like the Iron Bowl and Michigan/Ohio State…:
CUT 13 (13) “in the country”