the actor himself played the role several years ago hermann goering, the second most powerful man in. the film is called, here is the poster: good goering, a good storyline brother of the reich minister, who allegedly helped jews during the war to hide from ethnic cleansing and not end up in concentration camps, but few people remember about his brother now, that’s why the title is good goering , where the ss leader drinks wine contentedly and plays the piano, clearly provocative, distorting the historical truth. there are ancestors who were in one way or another connected with the hitler regime, begins the architecture of denazification crumbles, so to speak, and what we see as a result is that nazism has not left germany, and, having survived, so to speak, several decades, is being revived again. now official berlin is in no hurry to refute the information that the grandfather of german chancellor olaf scholz was involved in the mass executions of jews in the territory of... poland and ukraine , rose to the rank of lieutenant general of the ss troops, and the ancestor of the minist

educated jewish immigrants and primitive arab inhabitants occupied the historical memory of movie goers all over the world. in the middle east, arabs, like many eastern societies, got to know cinema from the 1920s. in the 1930s, cinema halls were established in all major cities of palestine, but the way cinema entered the palestinians... society turned into a big issue. most of the movies that were shown on the silver screens were egyptian musical comedies. superficial melodramas that exposed private romantic relationships to the public for the first time, religious figures, not only in palestine, but also in syria, egypt and jordan, constantly asked the authorities to stop the movies or at least censor them. despite all of this, the cinema seemed insignificant compared to the... great problems that palestinians were dealing with. 10 years had passed since palestine was britain's tutelage. at the turn of the 1930s, influx of jewish migrants started from everywhere in the world towards palestine, and the arabs were slowly realizing that they were being trapped. it was during that period

movies that announced the discovery of lost paradise that had no owners, hence movie goers all around the world watch the story of the zinus like a big luck for the palestinians. the migration that brought culture and wealth to the quote unquote miserable land. on the other side of the world, jewish capitalists who were fleeing the war and had entered the us little earlier and founded hollywood started making films from the very first days that completed the narrative of the zinis. cinema: legendary hollywood producers, the warner brothers, samuel goldwin and louis mayor presented fixed and dangerous stereotype of the hated arabs in their movies. wild and backward. people who soon became the most infamous characters of hollywood, with the help of the silver screen, the image of the confrontation... between educated jewish immigrants and primitive arab inhabitants occupied the historical memory of movie goers all over the world. in the middle east, arabs, like many eastern societies, got to know cinema from the 1920s. in the 1930s, cinema halls were established in all major cities of p

the film is called , here is the poster: good goering, a good storyline brother of the reich ministered jews during the war to hide from ethnic cleansing and not end up in concentration camps, but few people remember about his brother now, that’s why the title is good goering , where ober gruppenführer ss happily drinks wine and plays the piano, clearly provocative, distorting historical truth. and now ordinary germans are openly posing with portraits of their ancestors in nazi uniform, like this one, for example, a lawyer from dresdn. that is, what was previously shameful in germany is now absolutely normal, the masks have been dropped. many millions of germans passed through the wehrmacht, much fewer through the waf, but they left a much more sinister mark on history. therefore, it would not be a great exaggeration to say that almost every german family has a pred. lieutenant general of the ss troops, and the ancestor of the minister of finance of the federal republic of germany was a wehrmacht general who participated in the operation to blockade leningrad. wehrmochte served under

and i want make sure that all of you know, in every nevada caucus goers knows that this is a fight i've been in my entire life. you know, growing up the way i did in mill towns and mill villages in my early years, i had to fight just to survive for myself. but then i spent 20 years in courtrooms fighting for families and children against these very same entrenched interests. we would walk into the courtroom. it'd be us on one side, and on the other side would be all the army of lawyers representing some of the biggest corporations in america. with all the money in the world arrayed behind them. and i learned some things traumatic experience. one thing i learned is you can't nice these people to death. it doesn't work. but the other thing i learned is if you've got some substrate and determination and if you're willing to fight and if you're smart, willing to work hard enough, you can win. you can beat these people, of course, for 20 years. we went into courtrooms time after time after time and won. that's exactly what we need in the next president. somebody who will unite the american p

as they look at this, parade goers goers, they say, are urged to be vigilant. >> if you see somebody with a weapon, please call it in. if you see something that looks suspicious, please call it in. and if you see something that looks like it's about to happen in terms of violence, call it in right away. report what you're seeing. we will be there. we will respond. >> police say they also are ready for any protests that might pop up as well. the floats will start moving down market street at 515 saturday night. if you can't makt t in person, you can watch the parade right heren vu channel two and the fox local app yr smart tv. our live coverage begins at 6:00. and boy, compared to last year, it looks like it's going to be a really beautiful night. roberta. >> it's going to be. what a difference a year makes, right? last year it was pouring. but you were out there. nobody seemed to. the rain still come? yeah, they weren't diminished, but their spirits weren't by the rain. right? yeah. >> it's nice to be able to see people out there enjoying the parade, but certainly without umbrellas.

would be plundered, and goering did not hesitate to declare there: this is a war for oil, this is aie there, i absolutely anyway, these are the frank words of a nazi then, the frank words of a nazi, which we heard a little earlier, and about how they are going to rob ukraine. and the main emphasis is russia, russia since the first world war, since the second world war, they have not given up the desire to divide it, because it huge tidbits of territory, which , as it seems to them, are poorly populated, poorly exploited, but at the same time contain resources, and cheap resources, look, in 2014 there was a maidan in ukraine, all this mess that then led. already to an outright redistribution of the world, but to that division of the world pie, where did it all begin? the first thing they started to do was divide the gas market. russia in 2013, the cost of produced gas somewhere in the yamalo-ninets district, when this gas came out of the well, was about 5 us dollars per 1.00 cubic meters, at the same time, the cost of production at the same moment... lng of the future, or rather shal

they we're regular they say we're regular church goers . um, and they goers in croydon.ch does indeed keep increasing , indeed have to keep increasing, uh, the number of masses there. so popular, it seems. >> briefly, michelle. um, that's what i'm talking about. the catholic church is more steady and firm and consistent in its approach to religion than the church of england. >> well , well, there you go. >> well, well, there you go. what do you make to it all? but look, time flies, doesn't it? when you are having fun , when you are having fun, everybody. and what fun it has been tonight. there are so many more be had, so more conversations to be had, so we'll those for monday. but we'll save those for monday. but for now, joe, thank you very much your time and your much for your time and your company. this evening. also, henry bolton, thank you for yours too. and you know, the drill, don't you? we very much appreciate your company. have a great don't go anywhere great weekend. don't go anywhere . is up next and . lee anderson is up next and i'll see you on monday night.

and uh, in terms of whether the speech to move the needle at all for the goers of c path, we talked to lots of people around here. and they did say that for those that were on the fence before, well, they're definitely voting for a trump. now, so in, in a sense has message did work to now there's a k republican primer in south carolina happening but trump isn't talking about his opponent nikki, highly. but by doing this, you say, how important is this primary for his be to become the republican nominate as well, even before this primary in south carolina, it was quite clear that donald trump would walk away with a victory. the poles ahead of the primary, consistently showed him with a greater than 20 point lead over his opponent. nikki haley. there was even a pull that came out today. that said, 65 percent of republican primary voters would deem a trump fit for office. still, even if he was convicted of a crime. so even if this would be quite a blow for nikki haley, of course we're talking about her home state where she was governor. this was a very much expected and for her part she h

the emergency measures come as party goers pour in for the annual carnival celebration. powerful storms have lashed california with the torrential rain that has led to severe flooding and bland slides. falling trees of claims 3 lives in the sacramento valley near sacramento, and left hundreds of thousands of people without power. much of the state remains under extreme weather, advisories. record breaking, rain full has sent mud tearing down hillsides. los angeles. the national weather service says that some of the west as to whether the california has seen nearly a 150 years residents of the 2nd most populated area in the us of facing rhode swamped with water. it's the 2nd time within a matter of days, the atmosphere river has brought huge amounts of moisture. northwood from the woman attitudes to the state. officials say so much. rain has full and so quickly. the ground simply can't take any more in the with the swell being so saturated. obviously, if it gets to a point where you just cannot absorb anymore, and that's when it starts to uh, to move. and then we have that shift in the,

sfpd will have uniformed and plain clothed officers on the route, and they are asking goers to be aload. the last time the year of the dragon was in 2012. >> dragon is the most powerful sign in the chinese zodiac. others are all animals. >> the dragon zrents luck, wisdom, power. the parade gets under way in less than 15 minutes. >>> everybody getting ready for that. hundreds of thousands of people down there. rob, they want to know if it's going to be as nice and clear. >> my job is easy. look at the conditions. san francisco, 70. are you kidding? it's february throughout? we have gorgeous conditions, the parade, and cooling in the 60s, heading to 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 tonight. mostly clear. and jacket weather, and temperatures looking really nice, and there's no rain in the forecast. a warm start to the weekend, and sharping tomorrow, change is around the corner, and increasing clouds and eventually, sunday night to monday, there is a chance that rain will start to make a comeback, and bigger changes from the seven-day forecast, cold, high temperatures, 40s and 50s and a chance for low snow

parade goers say it's one of san francisco's signature events, but if you've never been here, this is something you don't want to miss because we are probably the second largest chinese new year in the world, right here in san francisco, and everybody comes down and has a great time. but this year, as in years past, there is an eye on security. san francisco's police chief says his officers will be lining the parade route and marching as well, although there are no specific or credible threats. >> even with that, though, you know, oftentimes when things occur, there is no credible threat. there is no warning. so we have to be prepared for anything. and everything. >> the chief says uniformed and plain clothes officers will be deployed throughout the parade route and in the crowd. the police department says it also took a close look at the circumstances surrounding the super bowl parade shooting in kansas city. that left one woman dead and 22 other people injured . chief scott says he's asking for the public to be on the alert and to follow the advice that if they see something or to s

parade goers say it's one of san francisco's signature events, but if you've never been here, this is something you don't want to miss because we are probably the second largest chinese new year in the world, right here in san francisco, and everybody comes out and has a great time. but this year, as in years past, there is an eye on security. san francisco's police chief says his officers will be lining the parade route and marching as well, although there are no specific or credible threats. >> even with that, though, you know, oftentimes when things occur, there is no credible threat, there is no warning. so we have to be prepared for anything and everything, the chief says uniformed and plain clothes officers will be deployed throughout the parade route and in the crowds. >> the police department says it also took a close look at the circumstances surrounding the super bowl parade shooting in kansas city. that left one woman dead and 22 other people injured . chief scott says he's asking for the public to be on the alert and to follow the advice that if they see something to say s

. >> reporter: a young boy in critical condition, another church goer shot in the leg.shooting the suspect. police saying the wounded child arrived at the church with the female shooter but won't speculate if officer who is returned fire were the ones to strike that young victim. >> if it was, unfortunate, and that female, that suspect put that baby in danger. i'm going to put that blame on her. >> reporter: officers telling nbc news the woman was wearing a backpack and said she had a bomb. they also say she sprayed an unknown substance on the ground, but the bomb squad found no explosives. >> this is an isolated incident, we believe, at this moment, okay? no further danger to our public. >> reporter: this morning the shooter's motive is still unclear, but is part of an ongoing investigation. for church member mariah who just moved from colombia, the fear hard to fathom. >> i thought that maybe i will die after that. i just sent a message to my husband say that i love him. >> reporter: pastor joel osteen stressing had it happened just minutes later, even more church goe

him. >> reporter: pastor joel osteen stressing if it had happened minutes later, even more church goersgod's in control. >> reporter: we're still awaiting an update object conditions of those two victims. police clarifying an earlier rumor, there had been talk of potentially two shooters. they say that is not the case and they believe this woman acted alone. morgan chesky, nbc news houston. >> our thanks to morgan chesky for that report. >>> up next, we are gearing up for a major battle on capitol hill this week over a $95 billion deal for aid to ukraine, israel, and taiwan. where things stand as of right now. >>> plus, bigger implications across the country, you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. ( ♪♪ ) we're still going for that nice catch. we're still going for that sweet shot. and with higher stroke risk from afib not caused by a heart valve problem, we're going for a better treatment than warfarin. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk. and has less major bleeding. over 97% of eliquis patients did not experience a stroke. d

terrified church goers fled out of every exit witnesses describing panic inside, children later being led to safety in what was once a basketball arena, lakewood is one of the biggest megachurchs in the country, with as many as 45,000 people attending services each week. joel osteen late today encouraging people to pray, even for the shooter and the young child, and saying it could have been so much worse we begin tonight with jesse kirsch >> reporter: in houston tonight, a peaceful day of prayer -- >> active shooter the central area lakewood church. >> reporter: turning violent around 2:00 p.m. local time, houston police say a female shooter entered lakewood church, the worshipping home of televangelist pastor joel osteen, a megachurch that can hold 16,000 people. >> she was armed with the long rifle and a trench coat with the backpack, accompany bade small child, approximately 4 to 5 years old. once she entered, at some point, she began to fire. >> all of the sudden we heard in the backstage, somewhere around the back out there, few shots fired. >> reporter: this man saying he was w

the city has registered more than $10000.00 cases since the start of the year. party goers are pouring in now for the annual carnival celebrations. inside government approaches have brought cities in haiti to a stand still. police fired tear gas and clashed with demonstrators demanding prime minister ariel henri. step down, opponents lame him for a recent wave of violence that has displaced hundreds of thousands of feet. or a kenyan called leader is facing new charges and murdering a $191.00 children. paul mckenzie is alleged to have motivated more than $400.00 followers, to starve themselves to death. and dozens of other suspects are charged with multiple offences, including torch synagogues, a parliament has voted to postpone the next presidential election. the pope was due to be held this month, but it has now been pushed back until december. senegal has long been considered a model of democracy in west africa. the delay has sparked protests on the streets and in part of the send, the goal has ended on job to data cri, dozens of opposition, m. p. 's made a last ditch condemned to bl

disability were drawing to a close eye, witnesses say this was near the parking garage area, so many parade goers were returning to their cars at the time that this alleged firefight broke out. many families with children, simply wrapping up a fun morning that resulted in tragedy. now at this time, no motive for the shooting has been established. now given this was a hotly politicized super bowl surrounding pop star taylor swift and her boyfriend chief titan, travis kelsey, who many right wing conspiracy theorist on social media suggesting online that the biggest sporting event in the us was ridge for kansas city to win. so that swift and kelsey could make a political statement endorsing joe biden. during the victory speech, of course, to help energize his lagging campaign among the youth vote. of course, none of that came to fruition. so again, no motive or indication as to how or why the gunfire erupted, has yet been established, but immediate speculation from bystanders and people in the community say this could be an incident of gang violence, or that these men were known to one another. and

boys in panties, no difference, these people are for me. personally, they are the same as all price-goersuding in russian television studios. there is no difference, and those others deliberately harm ukrainian statehood and independence, no matter how they try to justify themselves, to tell that they are there they didn't understand something, they were influenced by something, but i don't want to talk about it anymore, it's just people who deliberately cause harm, that's all. this will end this topic. yes, well, in fact , in addition to the fact that it is discussed a little, the main topic that russian propagandists have been discussing for almost a week now is the trip of the russian, american, well, you can say so, currently freelance blogger, tucker carlson, to russia, well, yes , how they met him there, how they all ran after him there, those russian journalists, just in crowds, they caught him around, wherever possible, there in large numbers. in the theater, he groped some ballerinas of the big theater there, they said that he bought a loaf of bread in a store, you know, it’s lik

registered more than $10000.00 cases since the start of the year. emergency measures come as party goers pour in for the annual carnival celebration. fridge is king charles has been diagnosed with cancer less than 18 months after sending to the throne. fucking and palace issued a statement saying the disease was discovered during a hospital procedure last week. it says the 75 year old has started treatment and is positive about his prognosis. then on cement of king charles, ken's the diagnosis has surprise many as only last week he was in smiling and waving a crowd's while leaving the hospital in london. following the procedure on an enlarged prostate doctrine, competitor says the cancer was discovered during the king's treatment, but it has not revealed the form of the disease. it says the decision to go public was made to prevent speculation and to raise cancer. awareness london, the centuries are united innovation, the king, a speedy recovery. i think he does a pretty wonderful job. to be honest, i'm a big fan and scott says like somebody got a family would want to go through in priva

west coast goers can book a special rate that doesn't include a resort fee. the thing is, it wasn't the first rate the hotel's website showed. you had to click more, then scroll down to see. poke around. prototypic. if you already have a reservation, you are not necessarily locked into a rate. many hotel reservations can be revised, right up until the week you arrive. check to see if you can change your rate now. you can save money on your vacation. second, comparison shop for package deals. here is one good example. warehouse clubs offer members hotel deals that do not have a resort fee. third, see if your company has a negotiated hotel rate. many employers, broker deals with the hotel chains. part of the negotiation is mixing resort fees. sometimes, you can use your corporate rate for leisure travel. four, see if your loyalty pays. one hotel chain waves resort fees for the top-tier members. getting the elite status requires a staying 60 nights per year. we know that is not for everyone. tip number five, if see if using point and set of cash to pay for your

facilities were drawing to a close eye, witnesses say this was near the parking garage area, so many parade goers were returning to their cars at the time that this alleged fire fight broke out. many families with children, simply wrapping up a fun morning that resulted in tragedy. now at this time, no motive for the shooting has been established. now, given this was a hotly politicized super bowl surrounding pop star taylor swift and her boyfriend chief tied in travers kelsey who many right wing conspiracy theorist on social media suggesting online that the biggest sporting event in the us was ridge for kansas city to win. so that swift and kelsey could make a political statement endorsing joe biden. during the victory speech, of course, to help energize his lagging campaign among the youth vote. of course, none of that came to fruition. so again, no motive or indication as to how or why the gunfire erupted, has yet been established, but immediate speculation from bystanders and people in the community say this could be an incident of gang violence, or that these men were known to one another. a

some of the other parade goers say getting to walk the route with her is like being with royalty. she is sort of new orleans royalty. well, it's not the way the 40 niners, of course, wanted to end their magical year. >> no, the team comes home to san francisco and we wi look i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. is larry and the team are just coming back from las vegas after being there for the super bowl. >> that's right. and we do have some breaking news when it comes to the san francisco giants and their off season. yeah. >> the team is reportedly agreeing to terms of a new deal with a right handed power hitter. >> yeah, jorge soler is agreeing to a three year deal with

the move is a setback for hotels and restaurants that rely on the business of convention goers throughout the year, however, dreamforce is still scheduled to take place at moscone center in september. university of california researchers were among the most influential in the world in 2023. last year, the uc system said 317 faculty members were on the highly cited researchers list. that's more than any other university in the world. the chinese academy of sciences had 270 staff members cited, while harvard had 237. governor gavin newsom's office released a statement saying leading the world is the calif way. well one of the bay area's largest medical research institutions has signed an agreement to acquire two san francisco hospitals. >> that's right. ucsf health says it has signed a definitive agreement with dignity health to acquire saint francis memorial hospital and saint mary's medical center. the uc board of regents met for in july to discuss the transaction. ucsf health says it plans to retain workers at both of the hospitals. the institution says it hopes to finalize the transacti

hundreds of party—goers have flooded the streets of rio dejaniero by a surge in dengue fever. 53 peopleprompting a public health emergency. —— rio dejaneiro despite. on friday, brazil became the first country to provide a new vaccine against it — though it will initially only be given to children aged ten and eleven. despite the rise in cases, residents say they're not shying away from the big party. it isn't easy, but what we can we do? we canjust care it isn't easy, but what we can we do? we can just care about the water, our houses, but here at carnival, it isn't a big problem, because it isjust about the party, and the mosquitoes — what can we do about it, right? the party goes on. russian president vladimir putin's highly anticipated interview with conservative us media personality tucker carlson aired on thursday. the interview, which was recorded tuesday, marks the first time the russian leader has agreed to an interview with a western media outlet since he launched his full—scale invasion of ukraine. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg says president putin revealed nothing new. ha

>> goer ahead. [inaudible] >> sorry, we lost you again. then as in a rural area, sorry we could not hear you. kevin is in princeton, indiana republican line. >> ms. roberson, i have never heard of factcheck.org before i think you have an uphill climb. i think the problem you have got in this country right now is the media has lost their trust with the american people and i don't know if the social media has cause that or what. you look back during world war ii mr. goble's was the guy that pushed misinformation for the nazi party and we see misinformation and omission of information read that's what we see most importantly his omission of information from the progressive left media they leave out the important things. the fact we had years of russia, russia, russia collusion pushed by all of the major media outlets. we had the irs targeting of conservative 5o1c3 organizations. we had the laptop and at 32 cia members signed off it was russia disinformation from hundred biden that was from russia it was an actual legitimate device that could

and the party goers are pouring in for the annual carnival celebrations at the same time a canyon cult leaders facing new charges of murdering $191.00 children. pol mackenzie's alleged to have motivated more than $400.00 followers to starve themselves to death. he and thousands of other suspects are charged with multiple offences, including torture and the anti government protests are brought cities in haiti to a stand still. police fired to your gas and clash with demonstrators demanding prime minister aria on re step down. opponents blame him for a recent wave of violence that has displaced hundreds of thousands of people set of goals. parliament has voted to postpone the next presidential election. the pole was due to be held this month, but has now been pushed back until december set it goes long, been considered a model of democracy in west africa. but the delay has sparked protests on the streets and in parliament, senegal has ended on charter data cri, dozens of opposition, m p. 's, me the last page, the den to block ability lean elections. but they were thrown out of the nation

these ten, i don’t know how many there were, two, one and a half or three, who are always carousel-goersimple, belarusian, indignant people, well, as a result, well how our people worked from the komsomol to - who else is our onliner, look at what interesting photographs we have there, look at how close-up medium plans we have all the time, yes, let's go on to show what else we have there, and we it’s written down, probably yes, here ’s solidarity, look at the plans, yeah, look, yes, from the top? there, in a minute, it says that a huge number of people came out, ordinary people spoke out and so on, well, yes, they spoke out, look how we saw it on the day when we reported, that in general, well, yes, this is a view from above, this is, uh, there’s a queue, another plan, well, you understand that all these people could easily fit in... in fact, after how many weeks here we have a single voting day, so the fact that new technologies will not be tested on us is naive to think so, believe me, now on tiktok in other already popular platforms, a bunch of fakes will appear, yes. voice messages,

plenty of church goers there. the white evangelical scope, far too narrow.. >> well, because if i say the word of evangelical christian, the first image a lot of people get is of a white person. but the face of evangelical christianity in this country is more likely to be brown or black and a lot of people don't know that. part of the fault is people like myself, because when the media, when we talk about evangelical christianity, when we talk about white christian nationalism, we talk about evangelical christianity, we keep focusing in on white evangelicals, but there's a whole world of black and brown evangelicals in this country that we miss out and they're changing the country. in fact, these people may save the church in the future. >> you no longer identify as an evangelical. why? >> so the purpose of a label is to reduce the time it takes to get to an understanding. when you have a label like this ha has been coopted, whenever you use it especially as a black person, you are ensured misunderstanding or if i'm going to try to thwart that then i have to

you can see beach goers stare in wonder at the ominous skies blackened by the heavy smoke. the situation is particularly dire near val periso. take a listen to this heart stopping video. a driver going through the flames while trying to keep his passengers calm. >> officials tell cnn the death toll is likely to rise. nearly 400 residents reported missing in one coastal city alone. more than 90 fires are burning in different parts of chile affecting more than 100,000 acres. >>> a politician who dubbed himself the world's coolest dictator is expected to cruise to re-election in el salvador on sunday. he won praise for his crack down on the country's notorious gang violence, but critics say the price for that is the loss of many freedoms and the abuse of human rights. >> reporter: she breaks down in tears when she talks about her niece she was just 20 years old when she was murdered in the streets of el salvador. the pain still fresh, seven years after she was killed. back then el salvador was close to being a failed state with the highest murder rate in the world, it was gang

o one concert-goer says she too hit the airs. >> first time flying through an international country just for taylor swift. >> what would the super bowl be without the clydesdale horses. they drawed their carriage which harkens back to the olden days. they made a ceremonial delivery of budweiser beer to a bar and grocery store. the clydesdales have been a mainstay of super bowl tv commercials for decades. bud's ad this year called old school delivery tells how the horses the brought the refreshments to customers through a snowstorm. beautiful animals. of course, the reason behind all the hoopla is a football game. the reigning nfl champs, the kansas city chiefs are hoping to score back-to-back titles as they take on the san francisco 49ers at allegiant stadium and security preparations are underway to keep the super bowl and travelers flying to the game safe. cnn's josh campbell explains. >> as fans await super bowl kickoff, law enforcement in the united states has been planning for months for this big event. the hundreds of thousands of fans who will be in and outside allegiant stadium w