Species at american universities . Were going to discuss all of that this evening. A lot of going on tonight. I want to begin with the death of 6yearold Jeremy Mardis. This is not the first time that the officers have found themselves in trouble with the law. Cnns Martin Savidge has more now. Reporter marksville, louisiana where as the water tower says everybody is a somebody and the somebody everybody here is talking about is 6yearold Jeremy Mardis killed in a blaze of bullets fired by two deputies during a chase in his fathers car. How could it happen . If according to some, this small town has big problems. Its a whole lot of things that is wrong. Its sad that it took a six years old boy for them to come and see what is really going on down here. And its just not right. Fingers point to the deputy marshals. Derek stafford and norris greenhouse jr. Stafford is a Marksville Police officer and the mayor says he has had conflicts with him. I tried to talk to the previous chief about it.
Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york thrks is nbc nightly news. Reporting tonight, Thomas Roberts. Good evening. We begin with new information about the russian metrojet plane that broke apart over the sinai peninsula. Today investigator revealed a noise is audible on the cockpit voice audio recorder before the plane with 224 people on board broke apart. It is a new piece, to find out if it suffered a Major Mechanical failure in flight or if a bomb was detonated on board. Egyptian officials have been cautious about growing concern it was an act of terrorism this week. Several countries suspended flights to that part of the country popular with tourists. Bill neely is in Sharm El Sheikh with the latest. Reporter flowers in the desert where so many died. Search teams paying tribute today as investigators spoke for the first time about the planes last moment. At that moment, on the cockpit voice recorder, the cvr, something extraordinary. A noise was heard in the last se
Ninan good evening. Im reena ninan. This is our western edition. Whats next . Thats the big question following President Trumps stinging defeat this week on health care. Mr. Trump, who is spending the weekend in washington, wants to move on to the next item on his todo list tax reform. But his failure to rally republicans behind a plan to repeal and replace obamacare has raised questions about his ability to clear legislative hurdles. We have two reports tonight on whats next for health care and the president , beginning with chip reid. Reporter on twitter today, President Trump tried to rally eps deeply disappointed supporters. Obamacare will explode, he wrote, and we will all get together and piece together a Great Health Care plan for the people. P not worry. But an explosion of obamacare is ng tonhe guaranteed. Republican bill friday, House Speaker paul ryan said this obamacare is the law of the cand. Its going to remain the law of the land until its replaced. Rere going to be livi
Mohyeldin and louis burgdorf. President trump is on a collision course with his own party over the Massive Health care overhaul. The bill comes up today and is set for a vote tomorrow, but for the moment, many members of the party say he simply doesnt have the numbers he needs to pass it. Last night at a Party Fundraiser the president renewed his pitch. That legislative effort begins with thursdays crucial vote and it really is a crucial vote for the Republican Party and for the people of our country. Youll finally repeal and replace the disaster known as obamacare. Thats what it is, a disaster. And nbc news head count shows 27 republican no votes right now. And senator rand paul suggests the number is actually at 35. In the last few days the bill has been sweetened to pull in more conservative senators and centrist senators. But when that didnt work, the president said, pass it or lose seats. In the meeting that lasted 30 minutes, the president called out the chair of the House Freedo