systems in the wake of hurricane ma flee wra. those storyies plus mark sug berg caving to organize. are prince harry and meghan markel about to make a debut. and fergie on our plaza, today, friday, september 22nd, 2017. from nbc news, this is today, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everybody. welcome to today. so nice to have you with us on a friday morning. we ve got craig here. and a great concert outside to look forward to. looking forward to fergie. we have breaking news this morning. we re going to start with hope amid the rubble in mexico city. earthquake survivors are still being found. we want to get right to nbc s miguel almaguer. good morning to you. reporter: good morning. this is the most active search site anywhere in this country. overnight, there were several rescues. at this hour crews are still digging through the rubble. they refuse to give up hope. this morning, this is the s
accusations unfounded. game changer. major new steps being taken by u.s. soccer officials to reduce concussions in young athletes. headers to be limited and in some cases banned. this morning when the rules take effect and what they may mean for your kids. and road warrior. al tackles 13 states in one day on his quest to hit all 50 in a week. he s made it to the mighty mississippi, and it s pushing ahead to the halfway point, tuesday, november 10, 2015. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. welcome to today. it s a tuesday morning. al has gone through 22 states, trains, planes, automobiles and covered wagons apparently. and we re talking boats now. along the mighty mississippi, but that s a big river. al, exactly where are you? we are at cape gerardo, matt, here along the mighty mississippi in one of the fire boats, so we are on the mississippi, and mons
we ask what the chances are of bringing all sides to the table at the geneva ii. dozens of students arrested in egypt after confronting security forces. i m in london with the latest from europe - including the widow of the former yugoslav communist leader has died. and violence breaks out at monta neeing roe s first ever gay pride parade montenegro s first ever gay pride parade. first - an explosion in iraq happening within the past hour. 35 people have been killed in the capital baghdad. a suicide attack happened outside a cafe in a neighbourhood, following two explosions on sunday. a dozen people were killed in attacks near tich reet and near the town of roha. we are joined live on phone from baghdad. bring us up to date with what you know about the latest explosion. actual, it s before about an hour. a suicide bomber entered a cafe in the western part of baghdad and an explosion happened, killing about 35 people, injuring about 48. after the suicide bomber,
london construction site of victims of the plage which killed miles an hour i don t think omillion of europe moreth. but first, he s fought many political battles over the last 11 years of power, but this time, turkey s prime minister is we set by scandals, and he s come under attack after banning access to social media. nevertheless, his a.k. party is reported to have taking the lead in local elections across the country. these elections are the first polls since mass protests last year. they began after plans for a park in istanbul but grew in to to what many as authoritarian style. a high profile corruption was put in to effect putting the government and the party under investigation. in february an audio regarding is heard whered p.m. warns his son to hide large amounts of money. that led to youtube being taken down. he says his opponents have been using social media to spread lies. these are people saying this is a test. if the early figures are to be believed he will
rescue workers in the balkans struggle to help people escape the worst flooding in a century. the world s highest minimum wage, and what will it mean for the country s poor? we begin this news hour in libya where gunmen have stormed the general national congress building in the capital. witnesses say gunmen from these in-town brigades attacked the parliament building in the south of the city. there are reports of clashes elsewhere in tripoli. let s bring in omar who is in the libyan capital for us. a tense evening in tripoli. tell us about what s been happening outside the parliament building and elsewhere in the city. reporter: yes, very tense indeed. the gunmen who attacked or stormed the general national congress withdrew. there was pluming plumes of smoke and cars set on fire and there was the sound of heavy gunmen, anti-aircraft, anti also you have the situation very, very tense. we understand that okay. omar, we re having a few technical difficulties there