what heaven looks like. imagine right now seeing. disbelief spread as quickly as the news. the last away as the reality of nicole s death set in. rebecca lemon, organized vigil but to be a mother, myself and to know that this could ve very my children. it home. mike honaker, pastor, river of life we want to pray because that s what we came to do, right? staying united saturday night for nicole s family and each other. mike honaker, pastor, river of life church we pray right now for nicole s entire family that they would feel the warmth of your embrace, the power of your presence. sarah bradbury it s just crazy how someone could do that to her. perhaps the largest question in the crowd was why this had to happen to a 13 year old girl. mike honaker, pastor, river of life church you tonight, even when we christian heilman, wdbj7. questions police including how lovell and her alleged killer david eisenhauer met. the danville fire department fought a fire early thi
is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. it was a risky call and a daring military rescue mission, but sadly it ended in failure for a young american journalist held hostage by al qaeda gunmen in yemen. killed as u.s. military commandos closed in on the terrorist hideout in an overnight raid. believing time was running out for 33-year-old luke somers, it was president obama who gave the green light for the rescue attempt. it was the second attempt to rescue somers in less than two weeks. tonight, we ve learned more details of last night s mission and the difficult choices that white house and military planners faced. we re covering several angles of this story. we begin with our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. jim, good evening. reporter: good evening, lester. this was in fact the second time the u.s. military launched a mission to try to rescue american hostage luke somers. the first time his al qaeda captors simply moved him. today, they killed him
i m rosemary conners. it s 6:00 on this sunday. let s get right to that sunday forecast with meteorologist michelle grossman. and the sun will be back today. that s the good news. but it s not really going to be warm. you ve got that right. it s going to be cold this afternoon. temperatures in the 40s. we re going to have winds in place so it s going to feel colder than the actual 40s. it s a cold afternoon. a windy afternoon. but at least it is dry. here s a live look outside. we ll be windy for the game today. temperatures starting out in the 40s, dropping to the 30s by the fourth quarter. but radar showing us we finally dried out overnight. we had the lingering showers through the early part of the night and finally they moved off the koesms we re chilly th the coast. 34 in allentown. 33 in lancaster. temperatures to the south and east mainly in the upper 30s. 39 in atlantic city. 38 in dover. so the big story today being the wind. we re going to see the winds really gus
nbc 10 news starts now. right now on nbc 10 news today, the search for shane montgomery is now in its 11th day. we ll tell you where family and friends will gather later on in the hopes of finding new clues about the college student s disappearance. there s new video overnight as tensions continue. a protest is planned for our area tonight. we ll explain why it will impact drivers. a big day at lincoln financial field where the birds will take on the seahawks. it will be cold and windy in the stands. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i m rosemary conners. it s just after seven o clock on this sunday. michelle grossman is tracking the game day forecast for us. better than yesterday, because the rain has moved out, but it s still going to feel a little raw out there. oh, yeah. yesterday we had the rain. it was mild, though. today we re bringing the sunshine back, but it s going to be cold and windy, so definitely feeling raw by the afternoon. here s a live lo
inspiring hundreds to forge their own path. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. it was a risky call and a daring military rescue mission, but sadly it ended in failure for a young american journalist held hostage by al qaeda gunmen in yemen. killed as u.s. military commandos closed in on the terrorist hideout in an overnight raid. believing time was running out for 33-year-old luke somers, it was president obama who gave the green light for the rescue attempt. it was the second attempt to rescue somers in less than two weeks. tonight, we ve learned more details of last night s mission and the difficult choices that white house and military planners faced. we re covering several angles of this story. we begin with our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. jim, good evening. reporter: good evening, lester. this was in fact the second time the u.s. military launched a mission to try to rescue american