i think people are tired of ray nagan but they don't want him to just fade away. they want to see him pay for what he did. >> if he does have to pay, it won't be in dollars. it will be in days, months and years in prison. ben limon. >> the super bowl is a week but there seems to be some confusion over exactly where they will be playing. alan shaufl he feel r explains why >> reporter: the official logo says njnj, new joy/new jersey. but ask people where the big game is being played this year and they will likely tell you. >> new york. >> being held in new york. >>> north. >>> the big apple. >> new york. >> unfortunately, the super bowl is being played in new jersey. unfortunately. >> well, that's the problem. isn't it? there is the city over there. gotham, the big apple, the city that never sleeps. and it is a hell of a town to be sure. but the game is do going to be played over here. one state line and a couple of rivers away in east ruth you are ford, new jersey. >> so, new jerseyites within sight of but so far from the center of the super bowl universe across th

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the federal corruption trial of the one-time new orleansarch democrat ray anything nagan.federal grand jury has indicted him on counts from bribery to wire fraud, money laundering and filing false tax returns. most o it happened the very time the people of new orleans were trying to recover from katrina. the fed says mayor naggan accepted more than $200,000 in cash and wire transfers, vacations to hawai'i and jamaica, among other items, in exchange for city contracts. the mayor has pleaded not guilty but faces a possibility of 20 years in prison. it's been more than eight years now since hurricane katrina decimated parts of new orleans. the storm killed an estimated 1500 people. it did an estimated $80 billion in damage. it forced thousands and thousands of people from their homes. new orleans, of course, is still recovering all these years later. lisa is a defense attorney and she joins us live from the fox news deck. talk about the ramifications for mayor naggan. the list is wrong and it's ugly. >> it's a long investigation. 21 counts. he is facing stiff penalties, 20 ye

. >> the trial of former new orleans mayor ray nagan will get underway today. >> the u.s.ther to put sanctions in place against the south african republic in response to silence between muslims and christians. we'll look at the ongoing struggle. >> there may be a medical break through in leukemia. we'll talk with a lead researcher that suggests a method without chemo therapy. >> ray nagan become a familiar face during hurricane katrina but is charged with taking money for city contracts. his trial gets underway this morning. he was a national figure in the aftermath of hurricane katrina but now is facing possible jail time. how did it even get to this? >> it's a very interesting road that he's traveled. 12 years ago, ganin came into office vowing to fight corruption that had been rampant but this week begins to fight his own corruption charges. >> within a few days after hurricane katrina, it seemed the entire world knew of new orleans mayor ray nagin. >> he had one shining moment where he said mr. president, get your ass down here. he was cheered. >> he was soon criticize

the tight rules in place for the public as jury selection kicks off in the corruption trial of ray nagane worried some people may not respect the court's rules. he is accused of taking more than $200,000 in bribes from city contractors after hurricane katrina. >>> in alaska, an avalanche has cut off 4,000 residents into the town. the only high wa in is expected to stay closed for two weeks. food and fuel can be brought in by barge, if needed. >>> this morning, the eastern half of the country is divided into two groups. everybody is feeling that frigid cold wind. the millions of people shivering from the latest blast of winter that would be that and the millions more who are just hours away from that, from plunging into a deep freeze of their own. right now, temperatures are as much as 30 degrees below normal in the northern plains and the midwest. in some places like chicago, today's high temperature will not even break zero. so chicago shut down schools. also, there are several other districts across the region that have shut down schools, hopeful school kids take note that arctic air i