i think misha might have a gambling problem.. >>> new orleans says it is ready for the tens of thousands of fans who will descend on the city in the coming days for super bowl lix. security has been stepped up following the new year's day terror attack. cbs' danya bacchus joins us now from new orleans. the whole world will be watching sunday. what's the city doing to keep the super bowl safe? >> reporter: you're right. all eyes will be on new orleans and authorities say they've worked on this super bowl plan for over a year. they say there will no threat to the big game and say the city is the safest its ever been. with the count down to the super bowl lix under way security is already tight. no matter where you turn in new orleans's french quarter, you'll find law enforcement. >> we're very excited about this weekend, and we are really quite prepared. >> reporter: hundreds of armed national guard members along with thousands of federal, state, and local agents are on the ground to ensure the safety of those who visit here. >> i

now, misha's father anticipated that his son just follow in his footsteps. this is, you know, monarchical autocratic, hierarchical france, as far as he was concerned, this is a great living. it's an inheritance that he wanted to pass on to his son. and michaux, for all intents and purposes followed in his father's, followed in his father's footsteps, in eventually took over the farm and everything was going swimmingly for michaux. and as. see this is a theme in me shows life. everything seems to be going really well. he marries he has a young son named francois andre and then the happens. tragedy strikes me michaux whose wife dies just months after childbirth, leaving a widower, a young single father and most of all, what becomes clear in misha's life story is that he had a passionate love for his wife and. he never again. there's no record of him ever again finding a friend. and he's sent into this deep dark depressive abyss. there are accounts of his neighbors and his friends worried about michaux, and they feared that he was going to do something drastic

january 6th prosecutors is being defended by congressional republicans, former congressman joe walsh and misha cross join me to talk about this assault on our democracy. and thin ice. immigration enforcement is going way beyond undocumented immigrants who have committed violent crimes. now, protections are being revoked for thousands of legal migrants. a view of the real world impact with dara lind of the american immigration council. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. there is a new face at the top of the democratic party who is taking charge at a critical moment in american history. minnesota democratic party leader ken martin was elected chair of the democratic national committee yesterday on the first ballot. in his victory speech, martin urged democrats to look past their differences and form a united front against president trump. >> we have one. >> team. one team. >> that's right. >> the democratic party. >> we have one fight. we have one fight. >> the fight. >> is not in here. the fight is out there, right? the fight is not. >> in here. >> the fight is for our values. the

. >> and now to blank park zoo in iowa, where a tiger named misha was seen.ose the chiefs, predicting a trophy trifecta for kansas city. whoa! with authority there. and finally, aren't birds of a feather flock together? this seems like a potential conflict of interest. we're going to let it fly. surprisingly, this eagle did not choose her fellow eagles. she went for the chiefs. i mean, what does that tell you, boris? >> i'm predicting feeling

. >> and now to blank park zoo in iowa, where a tiger named misha was seen. red chose the chiefs, predicting a trophy trifecta for kansas city. whoa! with authority there. and finally, aren't birds of a feather flock together? this seems like a potential conflict of interest. we're going to let it fly. surprisingly, this eagle did not choose her fellow eagles. she went for the chiefs. i mean, what does that tell you, boris? >> i'm predicting feeling bloated. maybe calling in on monday, the lead with jake tapper starts right now. >> president trump. >> just kicked his. >> government disruption up a notch. the lead starts right. >> now. >> in dramatic for some people, disturbing fashion. the sign outside usaid headquarters came down, scraped off one letter at a time. this is just one agency. as the trump administration orders supervisors across federal government to decide which employees to retain and which ones to release as employees and managers take trump to court. saying this isn't legal. plus, who are these tech disrupters? cnn investigates the team work