Team, the most important womens Sports Team on earth and the most popular and thats why this is so riveting. The documentary takes us inside and we see these women are playing and preparing for the olympics and also going to depositions. Fascinating look at true Role Models for our time. True fighters. Christine bren nnaan, Thank Youo much. Well be watching and tune in to the all new Cnn Film Lfg monday 9 00 p. M. Eastern only on cnn. Hello again, everyone. Thank you so much for being with me. Im fredericka whitfield. Right now, a Desperation Setting in as the Gulf Coast deals with the aftermath of Hurricane Ida. The Storm Death Toll in Louisiana And Mississippi is 13 and many hard Hit Communities are running short on food, fuel and other supplies. Power outages still reported for more than 700,000 in louisiana amid scorching temperatures there. And the desperation in that state is turning deadly. A man was killed after reportedly cutting in line at a crowded gas station. The sheriff c
The New Orleans City Council is seeking repayment of more than $40 million it says was improperly distributed from the Wisner Trust to private individuals and other organizations over the last decade, as the council ratchets up its claims in a two-year-old lawsuit over Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s handling of the trust.
It’s no secret that New Orleans storm drains are in a miserable state because City Hall has neglected them for decades. But it’s not every day that a top city official like Joe Threat, who oversees infrastructure, admits the maintenance backlog of clogged catch basins is so overwhelming that residents shouldn’t even bother calling 311 to report them.
Construction is scheduled to begin late this summer on the first phase of a project to turn two old wharves on the edge of the French Quarter into a public