Inside the massive effort to secure New Orleans for the Super Bowl
Weeks after a terror attack in New Orleans that killed 14 people, nearly 3,000 law enforcement personnel are patrolling by air and water ahead of Super Bowl Sunday. NBC News’ Jesse Kirsch got an up close look at the plans to keep the city safe.
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