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underway for millions across the u.s. and it's already canceled 1,000 flights. we are live on the ground. in memphis, two more officers and three emt workers off the job this morning for their response in the beating of tyre nichols. this as we are hearing nichols in his own words for the first time. secretary of state antony blinken walking a diplomat tightrope as vie less is escalating in the middle east. he is meeting with the palestinians. another suspicious incident at the dallas zoo. two monkeys believed to be stolen, also this. ♪ ♪ >> hollywood losing another tv icon...

Officials and looking at everying, call, no-call. if you didn't make a call, should you have made a call there? they are doing a lot. >> but the game is over then. >> yeah, that's all you can could. >> i mean, the nfl shuts it down, do an instant replay, look at -- >> snap the ball -- >> yeah. but the nba already does so much replay as it is and it greatly affects the flow of the game. the bigger concern is, the question is whether or not this is a played that's going to withstand the scrutiny of legalized gambling. and it's always a concern with basketball and because basketball of all of our...

By earth about th45 minutes ago. they say it's the closest we've come to one in nearly a decade. brian, why did it take so long for scientists to spot this coming? >> well, it's a good question. quite frankly, kind of scary. scientists say the reality is it's a big sky out there. we can't expect to see or catch everything. the asteroid is a friendly reminder of how vulnerable we are. about 1:00 p.m. eastern time the asteroid zipped by earth at about 78,000 miles per hour. it's about 2,000 feet in diameter. imagine 5 1/2 football fields. that's relatively big for near earth objects. initially t...

The whirisk. he joins us from l.a. you argue cameras should be installed everywhere, but let's be honest. they can't catch everything. >> yeah, they can't catch everything, but after something goes down, they're a really good way to figure out what happened, and they can also -- there's lots of evidence suggesting they can also prevent crime before it happens. we've seen this happen in a few major cities in a test in baltimore that the police installed cameras everywhere, and they noticed that violent crime went down by a huge percentage. they've noticed this in places in chicago. so beyond te...