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New Orleans Update: Sugar Bowl likely postponed after deadly attack
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8:55Now PlayingAmid the deadly attack on Bourbon Street, Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams says the Sugar Bowl is likely to be postponed until tomorrow. NBC News’ Ken Dilanian and Jesse Kirsch report the latest. Senior Vice President for Global Operations at the Soufan Group Christopher O’Leary and former FBI Assistant Director for Counterintelligence Frank Figliuzzi join Christina Ruffini to discuss the latest on the investigation.
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