Julianne moore. Who she is standing up for tonight. Good evening. Its great to have you with us on this friday night. And we begin with new developments from no to london and around the globe. Cities on high alert heading to the weekend. Terror alerts in major cities. The arrests, a 18yearold woman at an airport in london. And tonight a chilling discovery from a crack down in belgium. The gun fire shouting. What they are now revealing about that sting. Who the terrorists are really targeting. And high stakes calls with police coast to coast. We begin with Alex Marquardt with new images from belgium. Reporter tonight, we are learning more about the attack in bell gum. It was went to dismantle a tricht cell. Police found ak48s pistols, and police uniforms, ready for the attacks. Belgium is tiny with just over 11 million people. But some 300 to 400 young men have traveled to syria to fight. In this city alone, just north of brussels 28 residents are believed to have gone to fight. One of
And good evening on this wednesday night. Im amy robach. David is off. As we come on the air tonight, the holiday noreaster affecting more than 40 million americans across the country. The storm hitting the east, unraveling travel plans from coast to coast. Long lines of passengers snaking through airports. More than 4,000 flights delayed. 700 canceled so far. Slick highways slowing traffic from the midwest all the wail east. Drivers struggling to stay on slippery roads. Shopping for thanksgiving dinner, even a struggle. Just ask this woman, draking her shopping cart through the snow in minnesota. Abcs david kerley starts us off at the airport. Reporter tonight, the perfect storm for thanksgiving travel earls has become a holiday headache for some. The noreaster causing thousands of delays. And with darkness comes freezing temperatures. Meaning later, more flights may be forced to deice. New york getting the worst of it. Causing a Ripple Effect of delays throughout the country. The yor
Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with Brian Williams. Good evening. After an eruption and flames and violence televised around the world, it was a thanksgiving weekend of relative calm in ferguson, missouri. But tonight it is very clear ferguson is far from over. From city streets far from the state of missouri to an nfl Football Game this weekend to the president in washington late today, the impact of this goes on. And in some cases has intensified since that initial explosion of violence over the findings of a grand jury. Its where we begin tonight with nbcs ron allen. Reporter good evening, brian. Weve still not seen more of the violence that flared after the grand jury cleared Darren Wilson in the death of Michael Brown, but theres still a resistant feeling among here and across the country that justice was not done and worry about whether the relative calm here will prevail. From new york to los angeles and washington, d. C. , every day in the streets cries of p
Tonight. Those homes falling into the ocean, the historic storm hitting right now and we are there. But first, something we have not seen before, americas spy chief, the head of the cia in front of the cameras late today, defending the cia, firing back after that blistering report on torture revealed. Among the key questions he took headon, did that torture, those extreme measures help catch bin laden . And our own Martha Raddatz asking the cia chief himself, does he think they went too far . So, lets get right to washington and martha, this was unprecedented. You had to give up your smartphone, all of your devices walking in . Reporter you certainly did, david. Ive never been to a Live Press Conference at the cia where you give up all electronics, cameras are restricted. But the director held this Rare Press Conference to say that valuable information was gained from the socalled enhanced interrogation techniques, though he said the question remains whether the information could have
Good evening. And we begin this wednesday night with that horrific scene. Familiar investigators are there at this hour. A commuter train with hundreds on board, colliding with an suv driven by a young mother. The suv and the train exploding into flames. These are the moments right after. Tonight, federal authorities have just revealed that 400 feet of electrified rail pierced the rail car, breaking into the train with passengers inside. Moments after impact this cell phone footage showing firefighters going in passengering trying to get out. Not everyone survived this. The thick black smoke engulfing the train. The heat so intense, the windows melting. And from ail above, you can see what was left of the suv. The young mother did not survive. Tonight, at least six dead and the major question why was that suv on the tracks . Abcs linsey davis on the scene tonight, leadings off. Reporter tonight, a crane in place to remove the wreckage of that car. The charred aftermath of what started