Broadcast to the world. Did you hear that . Oh no the new apology as his team now heads to the elite eight. And we do say, good morning, america on this friday morning. Its been good to have t. J. And david with us here all week long. We have breaking new details about the plane crash. Investigators are sifts through the debris in the alps right now searching for that second black box. Robin, as you know the real search is happening at the copilots home in germany. Were learning more now about the man they say is responsible for that terrible tragedy that took 150 lives and have a team of correspondents standing by and abcs terry moran starts us off in the copilots hometown in germany. Terry, good morning. Reporter good morning, david. Here on the street where he lived, thats his mom and dads house right back there, people are wondering how their neighbor could have done this. Today german media is reporting that Andreas Lubitz suffered from Mental Health issues depression and it may h
As yesterday when a lot of you were well into the 60s. Todays high is 45 degrees. Well hit that late in the day around 4 oclock and you can see how its fairly sunny but inching our way up to that cooler high of 45. We have a possible wintry mix arriving on friday in the final hours of winter doesnt that make sense karen . Details coming up on future tracker. The only good part about that is final that you s lets take a look outside right now. Northbound route 1 super highway in bucks county, a lot of Police Activity just cleared while david was talking bullet it was blocking the right lane. Things moving better right now. Looking better in bucks county. That was route 1 near route 32. Looking at the big picture here we continue to have speeds mostly in the 50s. Looking pretty good. Dont forget about the big road project thats going on township line road and route 1 from 9 oclock until 4 oclock. Blocking one of two lanes in each direction. Badly needed repairs. Theyre doing milling and
Determine whether or not there are actually command and control structures in place that may provide some evidence to substantiate the claim that isil was involved in these attacks. At this point there is no indication that there is an operational link but that is still being investigated by our National Security professionals. But there is no doubt that the kind of extremism that is a part of isil is endemic in other places in the country in the region. What we are seeing at least in this case we are seeing extremists try to capitalize on the chaos and instability inside yemen to carry out these acts of violence. Were covering all the angles of the breaking story. Nick patton walsh is standing by in beirut. Paul crook shank is in new york. Rick francona joining us from california. Here with me in washington our counterterrorism analyst phil mudd. He sits on the National Intelligence council and the board of the National Terrorism center. Nick let me get the latest information from you
World headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news. Reporting tonight, lester holt. Good evening on this very busy news night. We begin with a highstakes showdown that has left years of American Peace efforts in the middle east teetering on the brink. Even with votes still being counted Benjamin Netanyahu took to twitter tonight to declare himself the winner. If he prevails, the implications are enormous, because just before todays vote, netanyahu locked in a tight race publicly shut the door on a twostate peace solution, rejecting the idea of a palestinian state long a key pillar of american diplomacy in the region. We begin with our chief Foreign Affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell in tel aviv. Reporter it was a dramatic finish to a frantic threemonth campaign, capped by Benjamin Netanyahus desperate lastminute appeal to his hardline base. In a rare election day appearance, the Prime Minister said, go out in masses to the ballots. Pleading with his supporters to offset what h
World has erupted in outrage and rare concert against the groups brutality. With one breathtakingly vicious murder, the the New York Times reports, the Islamic State has united most of the region against it. But even in the face of widespread condemnation, news of brutality continues. The new video by isis urges attacks in france. They report some are speculating the fighter second from the right in that image could be a woman. Perhaps the widow of french terrorist coulibaly. Nbc news has not been able to confirm the fighters identity or if she is in fact a woman. In the meantime isis continues the bloody cam tan. Today a u. N. Watchdog says isis militants are selling abducted iraqi children at markets as sex slaves and crucifying them or burying them alive. It is a savagery president obama condemned during the National Prayer breakfast this morning. We see faith driving us to do right. But we also see faith being twisted. And distorted. Used as a wedge, or sometimes worse, used as a w