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Cure Violence hopes to interrupt crime for a safer St. Louis (Part 1)

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As St. Louis, Missouri, works to address violent crime, Lester Holt spotlights Cure Violence, a city-funded program that looks to stop violence before it starts. Mujaa Williams says the program works within groups to interrupt trouble, and positively influence young people. “My role out here is to really meet the people where they’re at,” Williams says.Nov. 16, 2021

  • Black playwrights take center stage on Broadway (Part 1)

    03:46

  • Black playwrights take center stage on Broadway (Part 2)

    02:24

  • Family of Afghan baby handed to U.S. Marine in Kabul shares their story (Part 1)

    02:36

  • Family of Afghan baby handed to U.S. Marine in Kabul shares their story (Part 2)

    02:41

  • Henry Montgomery, who paved the way for juvenile lifers to seek parole, free after nearly 58 years (Part 1)

    04:08

  • Henry Montgomery, who paved the way for juvenile lifers to seek parole, free after nearly 58 years (Part 2)

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