continues to rise in the terror attacks at the airport and the subway station. the coordinated bombings killed at least 31 people. 250 were wounded, including some americans. isis claimed responsibility and warned today that there will be more dark days. officials believe the two men there on the left were the suicide bombers who attacked the airport and a search is on right the right. we have extensive coverage tonight. first we go to d agata doing at the airport where 11 died. reporter: even through the dust and the chaos, there is no mistaking what had happened. a massive blast blew windows out, ceiling tiles collapsed as passengers fled in panic. mother. [cries] and a man shouted. but there were no soldiers to come to their rescue. in the confusion, the survivors streamed outside looking for help. some of the injured were wheeled out on luggage carts. all the luggage stays here. all the luggage stays here. reporter: the area outside the airport became a tangle of
major change tonight. and prince harry, right here this evening. revealing to robin roberts the moment he was broken. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin with several dropping stories at this hour. first, new claims that some of donald trump s personal information has now been hacked. the trump campaign responding at this hour. there is also new backlash tonight after donald trump s warning that there could be riots at the republican convention, if the party stands between him and the nomination, if there s a contested convention. tonight, house speaker paul ryan slamming the comments, calling them, quote, unacceptable. all of this comes after the images we ve seen from trump rallies, protesters and supporters clashing. abc s chief white house correspondent jonathan karl on the backlash and on the claims that trump has now been hacked. reporter: donald trump was leaders in washington and ohio for predicting riots if he
was sucker punched at a rally by a trump supporter in fayetteville last week. the attacker, a 78-year-old white man, also threatened to kill the protester. the next time we see him, we might have to kill hihi reporter: trump telling nbc news he s considering legal help for the attacker. i ve actually instructed my people to look into it, yes. repepter: temperature surrounding trump s campaign only getting hotter. hey, hey, ho, ho, racist trump has got to go. reporter: anger outside trump rallies. boiling over inside. trump firir up. get them out of here. and his surrogates spoiling for fight. we don t have time for is all that petty, punk thuggary stuff that s been going on with these quote, unquote protesters. reporter: all of the unease today coming on the heels of e weekend in chicago along with nth semitism in cleveland and police clashes in kansas city. trump supporters are under deterred. politicians that have been elected have forgotten who got us
just whenn i thought i was out, i pull you back? exactly. what s going on? here s the deal, we re watching this low pressure system kollcoming from the southeast. severe weather saturday morning there. the afternoon, it s raining in washington, d.c. and cold filters in. a rain/snow mix will start for washininon, d.c. saturday evening. snow showers sununy morning for new york city. we have the american model and the european model. they re fairly close early on. as we get to sununy afternoon, sunday morning, you can see they start to diverge a little bibi the european model is clor and the american model is further away. by sunday afternoon, snow from new york city all the way up to maine. heavy snow will continue into new england. gusty winds and it s going to be cold. here s what we re hooklooking at as far as accumulations. new york city, philadelphia on upnto the northern new of snow. heaviest snow around eastern massachusetts on up toastern maine. anywhere from 10 t
250 were wounded, including some americans. isis claimed responsibility and warned today that there will be more dark days. officials believe the two men there on the left were the suicide bombers who attacked the airport and a search is on right now for the third man there on the right. we have extensive coverage tonight. first we go to d agata doing at the airport where 11 died. reporter: even through the dust and the chaos, there is no mistaking what had happened. a massive blast blew windows out, ceiling tiles collapsed as passengers fled in panic. a young woman cried for her mother. [cries] and a man shouted. but there were in the confusion, the survivors streamed outside looking for help. some of the injured were wheeled out on luggage carts. all the luggage stays here. all the luggage stays here. reporter: the area outside the airport became a tangle of injured bodies. those who came to help were quickly overwhelmed. after the first explosion in the departure