last year, jersey city, the second largest city in america's densely populated states, saw zero traffic deaths. hoboken nearby had its fourth straight year with zero traffic deaths. that is a remarkable accomplishment for which you enjoy community should be proud. in the midwest, evanston, illinois and dash, minnesota have both seen several years without a single traffic that things too robust street programs, anti-speeding measures and others. mayors, we salute you. no we will not get to zero deaths nationwide soon but there were several midsize cities that saw zero traffic deaths during the 2000 has. what if a few years from now, we could say that has grown to 15 cities or 30 or 50? we asked the mayors of those cities how they did it and they pointed to common solutions. lower speed limits, protected bike lanes, curb extinctions -- curve extensions, but also using the moral authority and visibility of the mayors office to encourage a fundamentally safer culture for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. here is a meeting where winners -- leaders share a strategy. i hope you will take the

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cris pannullo, our champion, from ocean city, new jersey.l me about the tradition you and your girlfriend have when you watch "jeopardy!" at home. when we watch "jeopardy!", final jeopardy! comes up. you see the category. it's state capitals for instance. we always try to guess the answer, or the question, before the answer comes up. now, would you like to do that here on the show? we could probably let you just put in your response early if you wanna do it off the category alone. let's see what the scores are going into final jeopardy! are you guys good? have you ever been correct on the category alone? yeah. it happens every couple months. so we're batting-- i don't know--.025 or something. i know people online who love to do it, so they'll be delighted to see you're on the show. you have the lead and control of the board, cris. where to now? toying, $600. the clue there is the daily double. [applause] $4,600. wagering it all on the first daily double. here's your clue in toying with you... what is...hot wheels? "those are some hot wheels!

cris pannullo of ocean city, new jersey. you have now won over $136,000.e your plans for your earnings? in this economy, ken, i'm just throwing it all under my mattress. the hard part's going to be to get it all flat, so i'm not laying on a lumpy mattress, but... [laughs] ...with some time, i'll get it done. cris, if you're thinking we send a briefcase of $20s, let me disabuse you. [laughter] $1s or $10s, preferably. [laughs] all right, dan, you have control of the board. get us back into the game. how about plaza, sweet! for $200? -cris. -what is alamo? -alamo plaza, yes. -lions, $1,000. cris. who is...faulkner? -that's right. -plaza, sweet! -- $1,000. kate. what is bauhaus? -correct for $1,000. -black business for $600. nba sixth man junior bridgeman became the second man among franchisees of this chain with 160 restaurants. -cris. -what is wendy's? -yes. -"o" my, $400. -kate. -what is octane? -that's it. -uh, lions for $600. -dan. -what is ireland? -right. -"o" my, $200. -cris. -what is ooze? -yes. -2022 sports news, $400. dan. what is get vaccinated? y

not attacked, not insulted, murdered in jersey city in this country. do much more. >> brian: absolutely. keep pointing it out. this is what i want you to do the book of names in new york city. go to yvng.yadvashem.org for the digital version if you can't get to new york. thank you so much for this massive project. >> thanks so much, brian. >> brian: coming up ahead georgia governor brian kemp declaring a state of emergency over violent protest in atlanta. reacts from georgia next. ta go . only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ one role of a lifetime... one sore throat. but she had enough. she took mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face is detected. sam. sophie's not here tonight. so you have a home with no worries. brought to you by adt. even if you like a house, lowball the first o

last year, jersey city, the second largest city in america's densely populated states, saw zero trafficoken nearby had its fourth straight year with zero traffic deaths. that is a remarkable accomplishment for which you enjoy community should be proud. in the midwest, evanston, illinois and dash, minnesota have both seen several years without a single traffic that things too robust street programs, anti-speeding measures and others. mayors, we salute you. no we will not get to zero deaths nationwide soon but there were several midsize cities that saw zero traffic deaths during the 2000 has. what if a few years from now, we could say that has grown to 15 cities or 30 or 50? we asked the mayors of those cities how they did it and they pointed to common solutions. lower speed limits, protected bike lanes, curb extinctions -- curve extensions, but also using the moral authority and visibility of the mayors office to encourage a fundamentally safer culture for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. here is a meeting where winners -- leaders share a strategy. i hope you will take the opportunity

what i had buried was was that a few weeks before they found the bodies and stuff is was in new jersey city looking for housing and there was a freedom democratic party. all right. and so there there's a good friend of mine in new york was david ball, a baseball brother. and i called i talk to him. he said, why don't you come over here for couple of days when you go back to mississippi, blah, blah. i said, okay, make a long short. i go to visit him. we go, great to go get some chicken and waffles and wells in harlem. and we get caught in the middle of the harlem. but two whole days i'm there and what i'm there is i'm going through two things. this has happened new york, because to me in new york is like know paradise a place would be an but then on top of that is as kid who runs across the street and a kid is shot, a police officer and david ball goes up grab holds the kid gives me cop comes up we're going to play ball his head and blow your brains out. you don't get up from that. david ball so you just did all of that. i had buried. so the next day i leave new york to the plane. i come bac

city. new jersey analyze cities across the country, based on factors like pizza accessibility.ery important, the number of bars, liquor stores, game day travel safety, fan enthusiasm, and others. san francisco is a bit of everything, coming in at number seven for pizza places and gave a travel safety and liquor stores. >> i am from las vegas, the everybody party the way that we did. >> pizza? for me, i would say wings. >> chicken wings and pizza, it's interesting to see the increase of the need for those items. i think one year, there was a wing shortage . people went crazy thinking they wouldn't have chicken wings for super bowl. >> i grew up in california, there were always super bowl parties. i hosted a super bowl party in the midwest . when the rams were playing the first time at the super bowl. go california at that time point. it was so late. we are so lucky out here to watch the super bowl at a decent time. >> it's not as bad as when you are on the other side of the country. it is like 11:00, it's like is the game over yet? spank you to stay up for. it could be the 49ers

if you go into any community across america, you go into newark, you're going to jersey city, you go into patterson in new jersey, philadelphia, pittsburgh, scranton, harrisburg -- you go into the black and brown communities and you see an active effort to use television advertising, radio advertising, street teams to market these types of services in these communities. it's a double edged sword. the banks are not there. it has a negative impact -- many communities which happen to be white or asian. underserved, under-banked communities are a haven, a breeding ground for predatory financial practices. >> one final question and then senator warren is next. according to the new york times wells fargo conducted fake interviews with women and minority candidates for positions which had already been filled. the bank reportedly undertook these fake interviews to artificially boost diversity statistics in an attempt to satisfy an internal colt interview at least one woman and one person of color for each position. that information uncovered by the new york times is not only a highly offensiv

and our returning champion, a customer success operations manager from ocean city, new jersey... whose cash winnings total... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" yesterday brought another impressive win from our champion, cris pannullo, who once again hit all three daily doubles in the game. in fact, if you're keeping score at home, cris has found 20 of the 27 daily doubles available during his run and has only missed the clue twice. that's the combination of luck and skill that have resulted in seven of his nine games ending in a runaway. let's see if zack and andrew today are up to the challenge of keeping cris from double digits and his tenth win. here we go into the jeopardy! round with these categories. first... then... we have... then... - cris, start us off. - sport, $1,000. - zack. - what is basketball? - that's right. - sport for $800. - cris. - what is skiing? - yes. - hodgepourripodge, $1,000. - zack. - who is sweeney todd? - that's right. - that's their sport for $600. - cris. - wha

and our returning champion, a customer success operations manager from ocean city, new jersey... whoseay cash winnings total... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! thank you, johnny. welcome to "jeopardy!", folks. what a thrilling game we had here yesterday, with two huge daily double wagers in the double jeopardy! round, one by our champion and one by the challenger. in the end, it was cris pannullo who pulled off the big final jeopardy! win and lives to play his ninth game today. welcome to his new challengers, elizabeth and fernando. let's get to work in the jeopardy! round. ♪♪ take a look at these categories. first... then... ...but they don't, and finally... hi, i'm edina menzel. a song can bring a character to life, and i'll have clues about some of the roles i've acted and sung. - cris, where do we begin? - 17th century, $800. the answer there is the... [applause] [applause] on the plus side, you found it quickly. $1,000. on the negative side, you don't have a lot to wager. for $1,000, then, here's your clue. - who is tasman? - abel tasman. tasmania, yes. [a

and our returning champion, a customer success operations manager from ocean city, new jersey... whoseday cash winnings total... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" with his tenth win, cris pannullo has now officially reached the status of "jeopardy!" super champion. in fact, there are only 14 players in "jeopardy!" history who have now won more consecutive games than cris, just proving what a strong player our current champion really is. will he head into another weekend as a "jeopardy!" champion? or is it rhianan or marianne's chance to shine here on the alex trebek stage? i'm excited to find out. here are the categories in the jeopardy! round. we start with... then... each response will have exactly two letter "i"s as its only vowels. then... and... - champ, start us off. - poker, $1,000. if you need the middle card to make a straight, it's this draw that sounds like a bullet in the stomach. - cris. - what is a gut shot? - yes. - poker, $800. - cris. - what is slick? - yes. - poker, $600. -

jeffrey, with new jersey's capital city redevelopment corporation. one novelty in the infrastructure act is the set-aside fund for undoing the infrastructure mistakes of the past, like highways in the 50's and 60's, were driven through low income neighborhoods. or cut riverfront city centers, cut rivers. they mislaid in trenton. how much interest has this new set-aside generated in state and local governments. is this funding stream oversubscribed than the other acts of funding streams? how many remediation projects in new jersey are clamoring for your prioritization? might that change in party in the u.s. house put a tourniquet on this funding stream, before it has barely begun? carlos: that is a great question. it's a world were a billion dollars as a whole lot of money. it's an oversubscribed program. we're in the final stages of selecting among the first bunch. the good news is it is the first dedicated funding. states can use their dollars to do this. i'm from new orleans. we have a project just like that. we have an interstate that runs right t

and if you go into any community across america you, can go to newark or jersey city or you can go intopatterson in new jersey, you can go into providence, you can go into philadelphia or pittsburgh, scranton or harrisburg, you go into the black and brown communities, you're going to see an active effort to use television advertising, radio advertising, street teams to market these types of services. in these communities. so this is a double edged sword. the banks are not here, but the predators are there. and that is has a negative impact on black and brown in underserved, i might even add, such as a case in many rural communities, such as a case in many communities that have been to also be white or asian. underserved, under-banked communities are a haven, upbringing grounds for predatory financial practices. >> one final question and then senator warren is next. according to the new york's times -- fake interviews with women and minority -- for positions that had already been filled. the bank reportedly undertook these fake interviews to artificially boost diversity statistics in an

. >> if you're in jersey city, watch out for cameron.g to bring in career coach laura gassner otting, author of "limitless: how to ignore everybody, carve your own path and live your best life." we're finally meeting. >> we're finally meeting after all these years. >> i read your book. you left it for me. we were in speaking engagements and i'm telling you, i'm so glad to have this time and this is the right time to talk to you because the great resignation is still going strong. why do you think that is? >> you know, so many of us woke up after the pandemic and said, gosh, when life goes back to normal, is the normal i'm going back to really the life i want? for a lot of us the answer, like nancy, was a resounding no and especially those of us in midlife who when we were teenagers were asked to pick a career path. but you know what you don't have, robin, when you're a teenager? >> what is that? >> a frontal lobe. the actual part of your brain that dictates good, sound, logical decision-making. no wonder so many of us are like i wonder w

. >> hi there, jeff with new jersey's capital city redevelopment corporation. one notable in the infrastructure act as i understand it, the set aside fund for undoing the infrastructure mistakes of the past, like highways in the 50's and 60's, are through low income neighborhoods or the cut city centers off from their rivers and commissioner knows well they mislaid route 29 in fenton. how much interest has this generated among state and local governments and is this funding stream any more oversubscribed than the other funding streams? how many such remediation projects are clamoring for your prioritization and might the change in party in the u.s. house put a tourniquet on this funding stream before it's barely begin? >> good question. >> that's a great question and it is a -- in a world where a billion dollars is a small amount of money and it is an oversubscribed program and we're in the final stages of selecting the first, and good news the first dedicated funding and i'm a new orleanion. it's roads, airports and the good news, there's a ton of creativity o

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city, all of that plus congresswoman claudia tenny next. ♪ stuart: the president touched down in new york and stouting $290 million instrategies truckture plan with that tunnel that links new york and new jerseyhe city. many migrants are refusing to leave the hotels where they've been living and they're out wondering the streets of new york and the president will not see them. congresswoman claudia tenny, republican from up state new york is the president deliberately not seeing the problem that i think he created? >> of course not and mayor adams said it's costing $2 billion to handle the illegal immigrants shipped from the southern border into new york city. we don't even know what's going on with the northern border, which is why i wrote a let tore biden asking for a transparent accounting of who's being shipped, where are they going, what cities are they in? up state cities and west chester a few years ago continuing to have an inflow and 35 immigrants were spotted in way up state new york in james town and the very northwest corner of new york state. i'd like to see the president check this out and deport the people we need to deport that aren't true asylum seekers. stuart: congresswoman

and our returning champion-- a customer success operations manager from ocean city, new jersey... whoseings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [cheers and applause] thank you, everyone.

we'll start out in ventnor city, new jersey where i'm pretty sure it's going to ring. same for you times square in new york. i feel bad for those people out there. oh, wait, i'm one of them out here. it shouldn't be too bad in nashville or griff and abby as they ride the bull. you get down to new orleans, nice and warm. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. daytona beach about the same. we are dialing up snow for madison in steam both, colorado. so the weather is going to cooperate for her way better than it will cooperate for me. guys? >> hey, nick, this is griff. do you have to wear that polar bear suit to go into the water? is that part of it? >> i don't know what you said. i think you said something about my polar bear costume. i will put it on for you. emily: don't wear it in the water, it will weigh you down. you are a dancing polar bear. there you go. someone make sure he's taken care of. madison is hitting the slopes in steamboat, colorado. happy new year, madison. >> we are on the slopes. like nick said, it's snowing. they dahl it champagne powder. and we are off.

in ocean city, new jersey, good morning.ler: ed o'donnell, a means test for social security recipients could help stabilize social security funds. my father was a doctor, my mother a nurse, real estate agent. they could have withstood a modest decrease in their social security checks because they had a lot of money. a means test is something we ought to look at because the financial stability of the united states is very weak at this moment. host: to bladensburg, up next on the under 65 line. matt, go ahead. caller: i wanted to clarify, there are so many people, including politicians who don't acknowledge this even though they know it is true. i am one, that is why i clarified, i am under 65 but i get social security. i get it because i am on disability. i pity the individual who would begrudge his mother about getting social security. because of how much she put in the system. i became disabled when i was 30. i had no control over that. this is what the right doesn't seem to understand people don't have much control over wh

>> brian: yeah, it will be on fox. >> steve: i will get you a kansas city jersey to wear. >> ainsley:hould too. your team is probably going to be in it. >> brian: did you see cincinnati play? >> steve: when i go to a game i get so nervous i feel like i'm freaking out the team. there it is right there sunday at 3:00 on fox. and sunday at 6:30. i believe that other game would be on cbs? >> ainsley: we'll find it. >> steve: thank you for joining us on this very busy monday. i'm sure you probably heard the news, broke friday night, the department of justice is now reportedly weighing whether or not to search president biden's rehoboth beach house after even more classified documents were found at wilmington delaware on friday. >> ainsley: this alls is the president is set to return to washington from the weekend at his beach house. >> brian: no regrets and no there there, let's work our way backwards. alexandria hoff joins us live from washington with the latest. like last monday we have something to recap over the weekend. >> we certainly do. as it comes to weekends, the president might

what i had buried was that a few years before they found the bodies and stuff, i was in new jersey, in atlantic city, looking for housing for members of the freedom democratic party. a good friend of mine was in new york, james baldwin's brother. and i called and talk to him. he, said why don't you come up here for kabul is for you go back to mississippi? bob of law. i said, okay. to make a long story short, i go to visit him, and we get some chicken and waffle at wells, in harlem. we get caught in the middle of the harlem riots for two whole days. and while i am there, i am going for two things. this is happening in new york, because to me, new york is like paradise. a place of integration. but then, on top of that, as a kid -- the kid's shot by a police officer. the cut comes up and put a gun to his head. all of that, i had buried. so the next day, i leave new york with a plan, i go back to mississippi. and i'm there with james cheney. so where it would happen that day, now i just saw been cheney. i saw that kid. so all of this that i had just buried, during the writing of this book, that's just a

people that donald trump's legal team hired in november to go and search, his properties in new jersey, new york city and florida. they found two classified documents this november after the mar-a-lago search and after the trump team sent back many classified documents to the justice department last year. they still were finding records. thousands the justice department wants to talk to them. an indication of an ongoing criminal investigation and know the justice department has considered whether there has been obstruction of justice here. that is something they have been investigating that makes this much different from the biden situation as we know it right now. we also know that the justice department federal investigators want to make sure that they have gotten everything back from the trump team two years after his presidency that they are in court under seal. that court fight is still unresolved and that court fight is about making sure they get everything. now they are still trying to investigate and nail down what happened with these investigators who found two classified documents just in n

and, the famous jersey made famous by pele. this city50,000 people in it is likely we would not have heard it were it not for pele. at the age of 15 he was sent in for a trial and decided this is the place he wanted to be remembered. david: long live the king, of course. thank you for mentioning cosmos. i missed that early in the report. there is a big moment to come if president lula does arrive. reporter: yes, he would be the second president to visit, if you count the president of fifa, making his way to the head of the delegation. we expect president lula to pay his respects. lula is a fige of politics, not national unity, the way pele was. now he bears the mantle of statesman. there were people on all sides of pitics here in brazil who may not have been able to agree on anything, but that no one was better than pele. david: james reynolds there. detectives in northern ireland investigating alleged abuse and unlawful adoptions at institutions during the last century. so far 80 people have made statements, some including allegations t

the snow and ice collapse that the exit of the tunnel connecting the southwestern city of new jersey with middle county emergency cruise looking for survivors. it's unclear how many people are missing. the united nation says it's discovered mass graves in the east and democratic republic of congo. bodies of nearly 50 civilians, including women and children, were found and to re province. the area has seen a series of attacks by groups and recent months. we have some disturbing news from our peacekeeping mission, in the democratic republic of congo, known as when disco, our colleagues, their report that mass graves containing the bodies of $42.00 civilians, including 12 women and 6 children have been discovered in the village of near mamba . another grave with the bodies of 7 men was discovered in the village of bogey. both locations are about 30 kilometers east of when ya into to a province. peacekeepers lost to patrol to the area immediately after seeming reports of attacks on civilians by the codec. o malicious over the weekend. this is when they made the gruesome discoveries when

he's giving $290 million to the help with a tunnel linking new jersey and the city. for the republicans, looks like senator tim scott is about to throw his hat into the presidential ring. he's going to iowa in february, and you mow what that means. -- mow what that means. a gallup poll shows government and leadership are voters' biggest problems. interesting. democrats run government, democrats hold top leadership positions. that's a problem for democrats, isn't it? this is a big week for earnings. out today, general motors. better profits, strong guidance. the stock is up, what's that, 5% for gm. ups, a sock buyback program. investors love that. that stock is up. mcdonald's down. they're concerned about short-term inflation mare trends. inflationary trends. caterpillar also down after a its earnings report. both mcdonald's and cat are dow stocks, and it's those two that are taking the dow down a little this morning, but not nowful we were down about 100 points, now we're up 82 on the dow, 37 on the nasdaq. on the show today, the president pictured many a hummer. he'

jersey. in new york city, the president will discuss how the infrastructure for the hudson river tunnel project will improve a liability for the 200,000 passengers that make trips per day on new jersey transit. they will include union jobs, lower commuting times, and enhance safety. these two projects are important by the president bipartisan infrastructure law which is much like the bridge project connecting ohio and kentucky that he did alongside mitch mcconnell along with thousands of others of projects across the country. it will make life better for people nationwide. and the president will also discuss how his economic plan to build a economy for -- from the bottom up and middle out -- across the country. reporter: the president will have plans to visit the park -- monterey park? sec. jean-pierre: that is a good question i did not have any information on travel to the california work but if any of that changes we will share that with all of you. reporter: [indiscernible] can you confirm that in their action? sec. jean-pierre: i know many of you have questions on this and you may have a lo

alexis mcadams reporting live from atlantic city, new jersey today. hi, alexis. >> hi, martha.ng about more than half a dozen whales in the last month that have washed up on the shores of new york and new jersey. officials are trying to figure out what's happening. this is the latest picture in the past few days here. this 20 to 25 foot long hump back whale watched up on shore. the marine mammal stranding center susthe cause of death appears to be from a veries sample strike. but marine groups say that underwater surveys could be to blame here, a new jersey congressman jeff van drew is one of many causes for a pause in the surveys while the deaths are being investigated. ocean life is being put at risk as our governor and president force through the green new deal policies without giving full consideration on their real world impacts. phil murphy says the whale deaths are tragic and this work should continue. let's listen. >> we're here in coalition expressing that we're sad to see wildlife suffering and casualties of wildlife. at the same time, we understand it's a way bigger

cities, different ethnicities and parts of the country. >> mayor ben walsh from new york. >> tiffany o'donnell, cedar rapids, iowa. >> fremont, california. >> chris barnett, michigan. >> tacoma, washington. >> long beach, california. >> new jersey. >> the great state of north carolina. >> new orleans, louisiana. >> kansas city chiefs. [laughter] >> des moines, iowa. >> mesa, arizona. >> columbus. >> anderson, indiana. >> oakland, california. >> boca raton, florida. >> burnsville, minnesota. >> it is my privilege to be back here with my brothers and sisters from across this great country. people can easily become disillusioned by what is happening in washington, but being around these mayors it is easy to have hope in our politics. i have been the president of the organization for a little more than a year and it has given me a greater appreciation for the depth and power of america's mayors. as i traveled around the country and the world with my fellow mayors, i am humbled by their leadership and sense of purpose. i have gotten to better understand their diverse perspectives on the shared challenges we face. i have seen how they step up. for 91 years, american mayors have gathered in washington every january. 91 years. it is a

jersey. in new york city at the president will discuss how bipartisan infrastructure law funding for the hudson river tunnel project will improve reliability for the 200,000 passengers trips per day on amtrak in new jersey transit. both projects will create good paying jobs including union jobs, lower commuting times and enhance safety. these two critical important projects funded by the president bipartisan infrastructure law, much like the bridge project connecting ohio and kentucky that the president visited a few weeks ago alongside senator -- senate minority leader mitch mcconnell along with thousands of other projects across the country, will make life better for people and communities nationwide. during both visits the president will also discuss how his economic plans to build an economy from the bottom up and middle out is leading to billions of dollars in private sector investment in maryland, new york and across the country. with that -- >> the president -- >> that's a good question i don't have anything to share at this time on any travel to california specifically monterey park. bu

back in my day, if you wanted to make $14 in jersey, you went down to atlantic city and sold a bottleon the boardwalk. [ light laughter ] and someone would say, you know, walgreens sells these for 99 cents, and you'd say, well, then go there, you too-tan, jacked-up bastard. and then he'd throw you in the sea, jersey-style. and, oh, yeah, the seagulls would laugh at you back in my day, new york city didn't have a rat czar jiminy whiskers. back in my day, we had a rat mayor, and his name was rudy giuliani. [ laughter and applause "you dirty rat." back in my day, bill cosby wasn't planning a comeback comedy tour. puddin' pops back in my day, if cosby was playing in something, you'd best byob [ light laughter ] hopefully this time it will only be his jokes putting people to sleep. [ light laughter ] a lot of cosby fans here [ laughter ] back in my day, there was no "avatar" movie making gobs of money in theaters. [ dog barking there was? [ dog barking i saw it [ dog barking twice? [ dog barking and i loved it so weird i have no memory of any of that. oh, you know what? i guess i do rememb

others have been wearing the distinctive gold and yellow jersey made so famous by pele. this city, it is very likely we wouldn't have heard of it were it not for pele, were it not for the fact that at the age of 15 he was sent here for a trial. he stayed on for many years, and he decided this is the place he wanted to be remembered. long live the king, of course, and thank you for mentioning cosmos because i missed that out earlier in the report. obviously, a very big moment also to come, we understand, james, if president lula does arrive on the scene. yes, he would be the second president to visit, if you count the fact that gianni infantino is the president of the international football federation, fifa. mr infantino, we saw him a little earlier at the head of the delegation in the vip lane. of course, we would expect president lula who has just retaken the presidency to pay his respects here as well. lula is a figure from politics, not of national unity in the way pele was, but he might feel he inherits that mantle of elder statesman, albeit from a political point of view, not

others have been wearing the distinctive gold and yellow jersey made so famous by pele. this city000 people, it is very likely we wouldn't have heard of it were it not for pele, were it not for the fact that at the age of 15 he was sent here for a trial. he stayed on for many years, and he decided this is the place he wanted to be remembered. tens of thousands of people have begun paying their respects to the former pope, benedict xvi. after his death at the weekend, his body is now lying—in—state, in st peter's basilica at the vatican. the funeral is on thursday. 0ur religion editor, aleem maqbool, is at the vatican. at dawn, the late pope was moved from the monastery in the vatican where he died, for the short, solemn private procession to st peter's basilica. # santa maria...# there, he was taken through the nave to be placed in front of the altar. 0utside, while the ceremony was taking place, thousands had formed a queue that snaked around st peter's square. these were among the first allowed in through the doors to pay their respects. in just the first five hours, vatican pol

city. you see stuff there signing his jersey for taylor robinson for the university of eberhardt oklahoma. see her in the background there. she broke the nc p.a. record for most baskets in the game. watch curry behind his back to wiggins. warriors up big in the third quarter. late in the game curry broke it's official, america. xfinity mobile is the fastest mobile service. and gives you unmatched savings with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 a line per month. that means you could save hundreds a year over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. the fastest mobile service and major savings? can't argue with the facts. no wonder xfinity mobile is one of the fastest growing mobile services, now with over 5 million customers and counting. get in on the savings and switch today. >>> okay, make sure you bundle up. >> we are going to be down in the 30s tomorrow morning. a chance [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart

. >> camden, new jersey was the most dangerous city in america for a decade. of the things we did was not just what john was talking about before which was use of force and deadly force, but we turned it on its head. we taught police officers it's the skill for violence de-escalation. when you encounter a situation, how do you de-escalate the violence rather than escalate it? it's important you do that as well. with skills not to just put in - their heads, here's how you use violence. >> and over and over and over again. >> exactly. >> he's how you de-escalate a situation. we had one that went viral where a guy was surrounded by five police officers in camden. he was wielding a butcher knife, and they through talking to him and using those skills talked him into handing the knife over and arrested him. >> it's all, martha, apart of recruitment. it's part of training, and it's part of ongoing monitoring, and holding them ccountable. >> and screening. screening comes in. >> when they get out of line, you have to act. this can work, but you have to have constant

city. you see stuff there signing his jersey for taylor robinson for the university of eberhardt oklahoma. see her in the background there. she broke the nc p.a. record for most baskets in the game. watch curry behind his back to wiggins. warriors up big in the third quarter. late in the game curry broke >>> okay, make sure you bundle up. >> we are going to be down in the 30s tomorrow morning. a ch >>> breaking >>> breaking news tonight. the sixth and seventh memphis police officers now relieved of duty after the brutal beating death of tyre nichols. one of those officers seen on hibody cam struggling with nichols and deploying his taser. that officer, who is white, suspended from duty while five black officers were fired and charged with murder a seventh officer, unidentified and now late word about the emts called to treat nichols at the scene. >>> also tonight the potentially crippling ice storm across the south and the arctic blast sending temperatures pluing. al roker is tracking it >>> the new body cam in the alex murdaugh double murder trial. police inside murdaugh's gun room and ou