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nightly news. reporting tonight, peter alexander. good evening, he is being called the most dangerous cartel leader in the world, head of a notorious mexican drug operation, responsible for the majority of drugs smuggled into this country. and for the second time he just staged a spectacular escape from prison. tonight an international manhunt is under way for joaquin guzman nicknamed el chapo. one american city today named him public enemy number one. as a former u.s. drug enforcement official put it bluntly today, if guzman isn t caught within 48 hours, we may never find him again. the latest on the hunt tonight from nbc s mark potter. reporter: when joaquin guzman the notorious kingpin known as el chapo was arrested in february of last year after a 13-year manhunt, mexican authorities bragged they were crack down hard on major drug traffickers, and promised he would never escape from their maximum security prison. but last night he did escape in a daring, highly ....
see behind us, unbelievable shot right there. it is a pleasant start to this sunday. sure is. and chuck is here with a look at what to expect for the rest of the day. hey good morning. nice morning outside, we had a little bit clearer sky early. we are starting to see a few mid and high level clouds come in but they re not rain making clouds so don t worry about rain showers interrupting quoryour plans on a sunday. not finding much in our area. a little cluster of showers and thunderstorms way to out to our west. this batch near columbus, ohio, is going to stay in pennsylvania. this is going down to the west. the only real rain chances are across parts of the shenandoah valley, but even there the chances are very low. you should be able to plan your day without much of a rain concern. up to 81 at reagan national. planning out your day hour by hour. temperatures into the mid 80s by noontime. and near 90 for a high temperature in the afternoon. we ll talk about monday ....
nightly news. reporting tonight, peter alexander. good evening, he is being called the most dangerous cartel leader in the world, head of a notorious mexican drug operation, responsible for the majority of drugs smuggled into this country. and for the second time he just staged a spectacular escape from prison. tonight an international manhunt is under way for joaquin guzman nicknamed el chapo. one american city today named him public enemy number one. as a former u.s. drug enforcement official put it bluntly today, if guzman isn t caught within 48 hours, we may never find him again. the latest on the hunt tonight from nbc s mark potter. reporter: when joaquin guzman the notorious kingpin known as el chapo was arrested in february of last year after a 13-year manhunt, mexican authorities bragged they were crack down hard on major drug traffickers, and promised he would never escape from their maximum security prison. but last night he did escape in a daring, highly ....
commute. chuck, what did you think of that new road? it s amazing. it really is. i mean for a brief moment we felt as if we had that corner of the city to ourselves. then the gold rush came. but at first traffic was pretty light. i don t think a lot of drivers expected it to open when it did. this is a view from the first vehicle behind highway patrol officers as they reopen doyle drive from the golden gate bridge into san francisco s presidio happening at 9:00 p.m. eight full hours ahead of schedule. i got a little tears in my eyes, actually watching the first cars come off through the tunnels and down these intersections. it s been a lot of work. reporter: the drive into the city offered the line of drivers behind us sweeping drews of the park-like presidio two lanes ss near the palace of fine arts. since late thursday night, construction on the mile and a half roadway kept about 300 crews busy around the clock. the major arteries around the city challenged the ....
this morning, officials insisting no radiation has been detected. but a scare for the nuclear sites across the country. timeline of a tragedy. prosecutors release a detailed and disturbing account of how things unfolded on the night of the horrific alleged hazing death on penn state. what s being done to make sure it doesn t happen again? this morning, the school s president and the district attorney in charge of the case are joining us live. and another day, another plane, another fight. stop it. what is wrong with you? a brawl breaks out on a southwest airlines jet. a female flight attendant tries to break it up, only to get slammed to the ground. she s being praised for her bravery. and why this latest incident of airline outrage has people wondering what s going on, may 10th, 2017. from nbc news, this is today, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a wednesday morni ....