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behind those glamorous pictures. nightly news begins right now. good evening. the unidentifying sounds investigators have heard on the cockpit voice recorder of the jetliner have doomed the intrigue over how and why it crashed over the sinai desert. whatever it was scattered the wreckage for miled and killed 220 people aboard a plane millions have traveled on. american satellite data is discounting one theory as investors turn some of the focus now to who was on board the plane. nbc s tom costello has late details on the investigation. reporter: new video from the crash site in the sinai tonight as u.s. intelligence sources said none of the passengers or crew were on any u.s. u.s. satellites did detect anir far red flash heat signature at the same time and altitude as the plane s last known lotion but there is no sense of a missile strike. russia saying they have been combing through the debris field scattered over ten miles. our experts have examined the crash site a
behind those glalarous pictures. nightly news begins right now. good evening. the unidentifying sounds investigators have heard on the cockpit voice recorder of the jetliner have doomed thehe intrigue over how and why it crashed over the sinai desert. whatever it was scattered the wreckage for miled and killed 220 people aboard a plane millions have traveled . american satellite data is discounting one theory as investors turn some of the focus now to who was on board the plane. nbc s tom costello has late details on the investigation. reporter:r:ew video from the crash site in the sinai tonight as u.s. intelligence sources said none of the passengers or crew were on any u.s. u.s. satellites did detect anir far red flash heat signature at the same time and altitude as the plane s last known lotion but there is no sense of a missile strike. russia saying they have been combing through the debris field scattered over ten miles. our experts have amined the crash site and
right now. good evening. the unidentifying sounds investigators have heard on the cockpit voice recorder of the jetliner have doomed the intrigue over how and why it crashed over the sinai desert. whatever it was scattered the wreckage for miled and killed 220 people aboard a plane millions have traveled on. american satellite data is discounting one theory as investors turn some of the focus now to who was on board the plane. nbc s tom costello has late details on the investigation. reporter: new video from the crash site in the sinai tonight as u.s. intelligence sources said none of the passengers or crew were on any u.s. terrorism data base. u.s. satellites did detect anir far red flash heat signature at the same time and altitude as the plane s last known lotion but there is no sense of a missile strike. russia saying they have been combing through the debris field scattered over ten miles. our experts have examined the crash site and the state of the flight data re
her message to girls, uncovering the truth pictures. right now. good evening. the unidentifying sounds investigators have heard on the cockpit voice recorder of the jetliner have doomed the intrigue over how and why it crashed over the sinai desert. whatever it was scattered the wreckage for miled and killed 220 people aboard a plane millions have traveled on. american satellite data is discounting one theory as investors turn some of the focus now to who was on board the plane. nbc s tom costello has late details on the investigation. reporter: new video from the crash site in the sinai tonight as u.s. intelligence sources said none of were on any u.s. terrorism data base. u.s. satellites did detect anir far red flash heat signature at the same time and altitude as the plane s last known lotion but there is no sense of a missile strike. russia saying they have been combing through the debris field scattered over ten miles. examined the crash site and the state of recorde