AM Newscall October 28th, 2014

The early voting period for the November 4th election ends today at 6PM.  Scott Carwile has more…

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With a week to go before the November 4th election the debate rages on over who would be the better person to serve as Louisiana Senator, Bill Cassidy or Mary Landrieu. Michelle Southern reports.

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Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson has cut two new commercials endorsing his nephew, Republican 5th Congressional District candidate Zach Dasher. Michelle Southern reports…:

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The early voting period for the November 4th election ends today.  Voters can cast their early ballot from 8:30AM til 6:00PM.  Secretary of State Tom Schedler says, thus far, ealry voting in Louisiana has been brisk…

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Schedler says, if the pace continues, he expects in the neighborhood of 250,000 voters to take advantage of the early voting period.  He says this is a convenient way to vote and people can get it done relatively quickly.  Schedler says someone texted him and told him it only took two minutes…

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Schedler encourages early voters to study the ballot before heading to the polls.  There are many candidates who have withdrawn from the election whose name will be on the ballot.  He says there are also 14 Constitutional Amendments and many local propositions, as well.  Schedler says it’s important to know about these so you can make an informed decision…

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With a week to go before the November 4th election the debate rages on over who would be the better person to serve as Louisiana Senator, Bill Cassidy or Mary Landrieu. The Congressman says Landrieu represents Washington D.C. politics…:

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Cassidy’s criticism of Landrieu has not changed throughout his campaign and he continues to say that the Senator votes with the President 97% of the time and would vote for Obamacare tomorrow if she could. He says Landrieu constantly takes credit for getting Federal aid for Louisiana but it wasn’t just her…:

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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu says his sister has clout in Congress and will always push to get Louisiana it’s fair share

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Mayor Landrieu says if we don’t send the incumbent back to Washington we’re going to be in a huge mess if another storm hits. He says getting money to rebuild is not possible without a big presence in Washington D.C….:

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There’s another huge Mega Millions jackpot tonight with a $252 million dollar grand prize. Louisiana Lottery spokeswoman Kimberly Chopin says the current run on Mega Millons has been rolling since August 26th…:

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Chopin says neither Mega Millions or Powerball was hit over the weekend. The Powerball jackpot for tomorrow night’s drawing is $142 million. She says the cash value of the one-dollar Mega Millions ticket is massive…:

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Chopin says this is just the second highest Mega Millions jackpot this year with the largest being $400 million in March. She says this is jackpot is in the Top 20 in the game’s history…:

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Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson has cut two new commercials endorsing his nephew, Republican 5th Congressional District candidate Zach Dasher. In the spot, Robertson says Bibles and guns are what brought us here, and Bible’s and guns will keep us here and Dasher believes in both. ULM Political Science Professor Joshua Stockley…:

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Dasher is up against Democrat Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo and fellow Republican challengers including incumbent Congressman Vance McAllister, Ralph Abraham, Harris Brown and Clyde Holloway. Stockley says these ads certainly won’t hurt Dasher in the race because a lot of people still don’t know who he is…:

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Stockley says this is a close race so it’s hard to tell if these commercials, which will reportedly run through election day November 4th, will give Dasher a boost. He says they know there are a lot of voters in the district who are sportsman and very evangelical that will be warm to the ads…:

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The Pelicans tip-off the NBA regular season tonight by hosting the Orlando Magic. New Orleans has aspirations of battling through the very difficult Western Conference and reaching the playoffs for first time since 2011. The Pels have bolstered their roster with the additions of Omer Asik, John Salmons and Jimmer Fredette and Coach Monty Williams says getting off to a fast start is important

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Last season, a rash of injuries kept the Pelicans from competing for a playoff spot. But power forward Anthony Davis took major steps towards becoming a super star, averaging 21 points a game. New Orleans also has some guards who can score, Jrue Holiday, Eric Gordon and Tyreke Evans. Evans says hopefully they can put it all together this season

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Louisiana Tech is 4-and-0 in Conference USA heading into Saturday’s homecoming match-up against Western Kentucky. Safety Kentrell Brice says the team is exicted they are undefeated in league action, but there’s more work to do…

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The Bulldogs are doing an excellent job forcing turnovers as they’s produced 20 of them this season. Brice has an interception and three forced fumbles and the Ruston native gives credit to Tech’s defensive coordinator

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17:30 Newscast October 27th, 2014

A young girl is dead and three others were sent to the hospital following a head-on collision on Highway 1 in Napoleonville Sunday night. Trooper Evan Harrell says 10 year-old Naveah Pierson of Gray was not restrained, and was pronounced dead at the scene…
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They do not suspect impairment in that crash.

A Prairieville man is under arrest for allegedly ramming a vehicle over and over while his wife and another male victim were inside. Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Major Ward Webb says 33-year-old Gerald Asay saw his estranged wife in a car another man was driving and got upset. He says the suspect rammed into the back of that car while they were at a red light and that caused them to hit another car…
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Asay faces multiple charges including two counts of attempted first-degree murder murder.

According to Ross Tingley, the brother of the 59-year-old man from Gretna who died in Tiger Stadium Saturday night during the LSU game, Brian Tingley never missed a game…:
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He says Brian Tingley was a 35-year-season ticket holder. LSU says Tingley had a heart attack late in the fourth quarter.

The Southeastern Conference announced today LSU will be fined five-thousand dollars, because thousands of fans spilled onto the field following the Tigers thrilling 10-7 win over Ole Miss on Saturday.

The league has also announced that’s LSU next game, November 8th against Alabama, will be televised by CBS and the game will kick-off at 7 PM.

LRN Newscast 16:30 10-27-14

It’s a different kind of poll that’s out from Suffolk University about the Louisiana Senate race. This one actually takes a look at the primary and includes retired Air Force Colonel Rob Maness. Maness polled 11-percent of the vote. However, when the poll shifts to a Landrieu-Cassidy runoff, Cassidy has a 7-point lead.

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That’s Dr. Michael Henderson, who is the Director of LSU’s Pulic Policy Lab.
The brother of the Gretna man who died during the LSU game Saturday night inside Tiger Stadium says that’s how Brian Tingley would have wanted to go. Ross Tingley says his brother was a 35 year season-ticket holder, and leaves behind a wife…

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East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner Dr. Beau Clark says the 59-year-old died of complications related to heart disease.

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Louisiana State Police say a head-on collision in Assumption Parish has taken the life of a 10-year-old girl and sent three others to the hospital. Eric Gill has more…

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The bond for the former mayor of Sorrento arrested last week on 40 counts of possessing child porn, has been set by a judge at just over $1 million dollars. Forty-one year-old Wilson Longanecker faces up to 20 years in prison on each count if convicted.

4:45 LRN Sportscast October 27

The Southeastern Conference announced today LSU will be fined five-thousand dollars, because thousands of fans spilled onto the field following the Tigers thrilling 10-7 win over Ole Miss on Saturday.

The league has also announced that’s LSU next game, November 8th against Alabama, will be televised by CBS and the game will kick-off at 7 PM.

Meanwhile, a private ceremony in Baton Rouge will be held for Martha Miles, the mother of Les Miles, who passed away the night before the win over Ole Miss. Miles received the game ball following the Tigers win over the Rebels…
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What a performance last night by Saints running back Mark Ingram. The former Heisman Trophy winner rushed for 172 yards and a touchdown in the Saints 44-23 win over the Green Bay Packers. Ingram gives the credit to the guys blocking for him….
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The Saints will be back on the practice field tomorrow as they play again on Thursday against Carolina. A win over the Panthers and the Black and Gold will be back in first place in the NFC South.

Ragin Cajuns sophomore running back Elijah McCuire has been named the Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Week. McGuire had a career-high 265 yards rushing and four touchdowns in UL Lafayette’s 55 to 40 win over Arkansas State.

McNeese State’s Brent Spikes is the Southland Defensive Player of the Week. Spikes had three interceptions, returning one for a touchdown in the Cowboys 41-21 win over Incarnate Word.

LRN Newscast 15:30 10-27-14

A Suffolk University poll on the US Senate race shows the two front-runners in a statistical dead heat leading up to next Tuesday’s election. Dr. Michael Henderson, Director of LSU’s Public Policy Lab, says this poll is different…

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In the run-off between the two, Cassidy has a 7 point lead over Mary Landrieu.

 

State Police say a head-on collision in Assumption Parish has taken the life of a young girl and sent three others to the hospital. Trooper Evan Harrell says a Honda Civic was traveling south on LA-1 in Napoleonville and crossed the center and crashed a northbound Nissan Altima …

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Ten-year old Naveah Pierson was not buckled up, and was prounounced dead at the scene.

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The Ascension Parish Sheriff’s office says a Prairieville man is under arrest for allegedly ramming a vehicle over and over while his wife and another male victim were inside. Major Ward Webb says 33-year-old Gerald Asay saw his wife in a car another man was driving and got angry…

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The result send six to the hospital, and Asay facing numerous charges, including attempted first-degree murder. Asay’s 3 year old little girl was inside his vehicle.

 

East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner Dr. Beau Clark says the 59-year-old man who died in Tiger Stadium Saturday night passed away from complications related to heart disease. According to Ross Tingley, his brother Brian never missed a game.

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Brian Tingley was a 35 year season ticket holder.

LRN Newscast 14:30 10-27-14

A Prairieville man is under arrest for allegedly ramming a vehicle over and over while his estranged wife and another male victim were inside while at a red light…

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That’s Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Office Major Ward Webb, who says 33-year-old Gerald Asay faces numerous charges.

 

The brother of the Gretna man who died at Tiger Stadium says Brian Tingley died doing what he loved…

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Yet another poll on the US Senate race, but this one looks more at the New Orleans area, and what the run-off might look like. A Suffolk University poll of 500 voters shows that the news is not too good for Senator Mary Landrieu…

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That’s Dr. Michael Henderson, Director of LSU’s Public Policy Lab.

 

A young girl is dead and three others were sent to the hospital following a head-on collision on Highway in Napoleonville Sunday night. Trooper Evan Harrell says 10 year-old Naveah Pierson of Gray was not restrained, and was pronounced dead at the scene…

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They do not suspect impairment in that crash.

 

 

PM Newscall October 27th, 2014

Louisiana State Police say a head-on collision in Assumption Parish has taken the life of a 10-year-old girl and sent three others to the hospital. Eric Gill has more…

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The brother of the Gretna man who lost his life at Tiger Stadium Saturday night during the game says Brian Tingley died doing what he loved. Michelle Southern reports…:

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Louisiana State Police say a head-on collision in Assumption Parish has taken the life of a 10-year-old girl and sent three others to the hospital. Trooper Evan Harrell says a Honda Civic was traveling south on LA-1 in Napoleonville and crossed the center line where a Nissan Altima was traveling north…

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Harrell says the Altima tried to avoid the Civic, but was struck head-on. He says Naveah Pierson of Gray was not restrained at the time of the accident and was pronounced dead at the scene. Harrell says the three others involved in the crash were not seriously injured…

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Harrell says impairment is not a suspected factor in this crash and the investigation is ongoing. He says this is a tragic reminder that children of all ages should be properly restrained while riding in a vehicle…

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The Ascension Parish Sheriff’s office says a Prairieville man is under arrest for allegedly ramming a vehicle over and over while his wife and another male victim were inside. Major Ward Webb says 33-year-old Gerald Asay saw his wife in a car another man was driving and got upset

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Webb says the suspect rammed into the back of the car his estranged wife was in while they were at a red light and that caused them to hit another car…:

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Webb says at least 6 people were injured in the crash. Asay faces multiple charges including two counts of attempted first-degree murder murder, three counts of negligent injuring, aggravated criminal damage to property and reckless operation. Webb says the suspect also had a passenger in his car…:

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A Suffolk University poll on Louisiana’s US Senate race shows the two front-runners in a statistical dead heat leading up to next Tuesday’s election. 36-percent said they would vote for Democrat incumbent Senator Mary Landrieu in the primary, while 35-percent chose Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy. Dr. Michael Henderson, Director of LSU’s Public Policy Lab, says this poll is different than most…

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He says this poll actually takes a look at the primary and includes retired Air Force Colonel Rob Maness. Maness polled 11-percent of the vote. However, when the poll shifts to a Landrieu-Cassidy runoff, it shows Cassidy with a 7-point lead over the incumbent. Henderson says that lead is a little bigger than what we’ve seen in other surveys…

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The poll surveyed 500 voters across the state October 23-26. Henderson says it’s rare for a three-term Senator, like Landrieu, to be considered an underdog going into an election…

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The brother of the Gretna man who died during the LSU game Saturday night says that’s how Brian Tingley would have wanted to go. Athletic officials released a statement saying it appears the fan suffered a heart attack in the 4th quarter of the Tigers 10-7 win over Ole Miss. Ross Tingley says his brother was a 35 year season-ticket holder…:

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East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner Dr. Beau Clark says the 59-year-old was pronounced dead at 11:25 Saturday night. Tingley says it didn’t matter if LSU was having a bad year, his brother never missed a game…:

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Dr. Clark says the Plaquemines Parish coroner’s office is handling the investigation but they found the fan died from complications related to heart disease. Tingley says his brother is survived by his loving wife…:

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13:30 Newscast October 27, 2014

The two front-runners in Louisiana’s US Senate race are in a statistical dead heat leading up to next Tuesday’s election, according to a Suffolk University poll. 36-percent said they would vote for Democrat Senator Mary Landrieu in the primary, while 35-percent chose Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy. However, when the poll shifts to a Landrieu-Cassidy runoff, it shows Cassidy with a 7-point lead over the incumbent. Michael Henderson, Director of LSU’s Public Policy Lab, says that lead is a little bigger than what we’ve seen in other surveys…

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The poll surveyed 500 voters across the state October 23-26.

A head-on collision in Assumption Parish has taken the life of a 10-year-old girl and sent three others to the hospital. Trooper Evan Harrell says says Naveah Pierson of Gray was not restrained at the time of the accident and was pronounced dead at the scene. Harrell says the three others involved in the crash were not seriously injured…

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Harrell says impairment is not a suspected factor in this crash and the Louisiana State Police investigation is ongoing.

A Prairieville man is under arrest for allegedly ramming a vehicle over and over while his wife and another male victim were inside. Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Major Ward Webb says 33-year-old Gerald Asay saw his estranged wife in a car another man was driving and got upset. He says the suspect rammed into the back of that car while they were at a red light and that caused them to hit another car…

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Asay faces multiple charges including two counts of attempted first-degree murder murder.

The brother of the Gretna man who died during the LSU game Saturday night says that’s how Brian Tingley would have wanted to go. Athletic officials released a statement saying it appears the fan suffered a heart attack in the 4th quarter of the Tigers 10-7 win over Ole Miss. Ross Tingley says his brother was a 35 year season ticket holder…

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East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner Dr. Beau Clark says the 59-year-old was pronounced dead at 11:25 Saturday night.

12:30 Newscast October 27th, 2014

A Suffolk University poll on Louisiana’s US Senate race shows the two front-runners in a statistical dead heat leading up to next Tuesday’s election. 36-percent said they would vote for Democrat incumbent Senator Mary Landrieu in the primary, while 35-percent chose Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy. Dr. Michael Henderson, Director of LSU’s Public Policy Lab…:
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He when the poll shifts to a Landrieu-Cassidy runoff, it shows the Congressman with a 7-point lead over the incumbent.

Gas prices dropped another 2 cents last night. The Current Statewide average for a gallon of regular is now $2.88 according to the American Automobile Association.

Louisiana State Police say a head-on collision in Assumption Parish has taken the life of a 10-year-old girl and sent three others to the hospital. Eric Gill has more…:
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11:30 Newscast October 27th, 2014

Louisiana State Police say a head-on collision in Assumption Parish has taken the life of a 10-year-old girl and sent three others to the hospital. Trooper Evan Harrell says a Honda Civic was traveling south on LA-1 in Napoleonville and crossed the center line where a Nissan Altima was traveling north…:
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He says the young child, Naveah Pierson of Gray, was not restrained at the time of the accident and was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Ascension Parish Sheriff’s office says a Prairieville man is under arrest for allegedly ramming a vehicle over and over while his wife and another male victim were inside. Major Ward Webb says 33-year-old Gerald Asay saw his wife in a car another man was driving and got upset
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He says at least 6 people were injured in the crash. Asay faces multiple charges including two counts of attempted murder.

We are now eight days away from the November 4th primary election and polls still show a considerable amount of undecided voters. Scott Carwile has more…:
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Coach Les Miles lost his 91-year-old mother on Friday night then about 24 hours later he was awarded the game ball by his team after LSU stunned the 3rd ranked team in the nation on Saturday night in Tiger Stadium. The Bayou Bengals are now No. 16 in the latest AP poll and NO. 17 in the Coaches poll. Miles has time to grieve as the team is off this weekend before their November 8th home game against Alabama.