'Today' pays tribute to Jim Lovell, Metro North derailment victim
Jim Lovell is shown in this undated photo. Lovell was killed in the Metro-North train derailment in the Bronx. (Dec. 1, 2013) Credit: Handout
Jim Lovell, a sound technician who was traveling on the Manhattan-bound train that derailed in the Bronx yesterday morning, killing four, was remembered on this morning's "Today" show. Here's the tribute again, if you missed; Lovell, 58, father of four, was heading to Rockefeller Center to work on the Christmas tree lighting show.
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