bringing a major coast, and big troubles in the east as more than 50 million try to t sta with molly hunter. >> reporter: tonight three storms closing in across the country. denver already buried in snow. the heavy onslaught shutting down highways across colorado as millions hit the road. cars skidding out, rescue crews on the scene. amid the snowy conditions, two rock slides shut down i-70 for hours. at denver airport, flight cancellations piled up, some 500, delaying nearly 200,000 passengers but at least one denver resident managed to find his way around in kansas, a pickup truck wedged underneath a tractor-trailer. and in nebraska, spinouts on icy roads and a semi slipped on its side the powerful storms now heading east >> it's going to be bad. the snow is going to come down hard it's going to come down fast. f reporter:als also warning airport workers across the country protested to demand better pay and benefits and tomorrow the busiest travel day of the year >> i'm just nervous to get home for thanksgiving, to be with my family >> reporter: and of course that is what everyone is worr

wind alerts across the midwest and northeast and most of them will still be in place tomorrow. >> molly hunter from hard-hit minneapolis. thank you. let's get to al roker now. al, there is much more severe weather ahead. what are you seeing ahead of the big day tomorrow >> a buffet of bad weather from coast to coast 106-mile-per-hour gusts an multiple tornados in louisiana, mississippi, chicago 53 mile per hour wind gusts and minneapolis picked up over nine inches of storm and tomorrow a mess coast-to-coast again delays for boston, buffalo, new york and d.c and as you head out west, look at the problems for oklahoma city, dallas, the roads are a problem. albuquerque for snow and san francisco and l.a. for heavy rain and sunday, everybody is trying to get home. well, we've got more problems again from boston to new york to d.c., minneapolis, chicago and atlanta and out west along the coast we've got big, big problems and for those of you who are big fans of the macy's balloons, we could have problems the sustained wind is 23 miles per hour and wind gust 34 and bring the balloons down. look at t

lester >> all right, molly hunter, thanks al roker is tracking it all al, lots of folks facing some pretty dangerous weather heading into this holiday. what's it look like? >> that's right, lester millions of folks right now under winter weather advisories and alerts 20 million people stretching from california all the way into the upper midwest. wind alerts for almost 100 million from the southwest all the way into the northeast the big travel day getaway day tomorrow, a storm in the east, one in the west. this midwest and eastern storm causing airport delays minneapolis, chicago, new york, all the way down to atlanta and out west from salt lake, a big hub down to san diego and up to san francisco. on thanksgiving day, high winds in the east threaten the thanksgiving day parade balloons. a flood threat making its way down through the southwest and southern california. and on sunday a big mess coast-to-coast that's going to impact people's returns home. lester >> all right, al, thank you. lots of us will be driving over this holiday week some 49 million. tom costello has been looking at th

it is devastating. >> reporter: it's not saiddemarg molly hunter new jersey >>> it was a star-studded night at the e people's choice awards. >> first and foremost, thank god because i definitely don't have to be here being that i am, it makes me appreciate life even more. it makes me appreciate -- >> you hear him talking about it, comedian kevin hart made his first public appearance since his near fatal car crash, accepting the award for movie star of 2019 there were stars across all j agagen gen genres end game won jennifer aniston received the people's icon award. gwen stefani receiving the fashion award. pink named the people's champion >>> heartbreaker for the dallas cowboys, capping off week te da ancuus one-handed catch. trailing by 14, the cowboys michaelto get it going. gallop to cut the lead in half the cowboys took the lead sticking the two feet in there still t c vikings win it, 28-24. >>> thereigning mvp was back after injury patrick mahomes was not enough to push the chiefs past the titans, despite this jaw-dropping pass. titans quarterback, ryan tannehill, is playing pre

molly hunter has details. >> vehicle entered a building. >> reporter: the vehicle, a bright red 2010sche stuck upside down in this real estate office in new jersey. >> i've never seen anything like this in my life. >> reporter: police say the driver, 22-year-old demartin and his passenger, 23-year-old daniel foley both died after losing control. traveling at an incredibly high speed, over the curb, that ditch and launched into that building. shocking this coastal community. >> those last couple of seconds must have been the most horrifying experience anybody could have had. two young kids lost their lives. >> reporter: police haven't said how fast demartin was traveling, the accident now under investigation. molly hunter, nbc news, toms river, new jersey. >>> new developments tonight in the case of a missing alabama teenager. 19-year-old aniyah blanchard disappeared. her parents spent the day at the courthouse talking to police, saying there may be more people involved in aniah's disappearance. >>> new york state regulators are investigating the bank behind apple's credit card, a cre

one for no reason just for the color of your skin or how you talk or everything. >> reporter: molly hunter, nbc news >>> now to the city of chicago, where a 7- trick-or-treating authorities say the young girl named gisele zamago was shot in the neck along with a 31-year-old male who is believed to be the intended target. he was shot in the hand. police have arrested a 15-year-old boy for the tragich are optimisticbout her recovery >> people should not be loose on the streets. so many kids were excited to ask for candy. it's not fair. thank god people have prayed for my girl. >> authorities say gisele has to undergo at least two surgeries but is expected to be okay >>> grit and determination market this year's new york city marathon and it took just two hours eight minutes and 13 seconds for geoffrey kamworor of kenya to win the men's division. it is not his first time either. he also came in first back in 2017 as for the women, another kenyan, joyciline jepkosgei finished in two hours 38 minutes. this is her first marathon oust gate this is what she does >> unbelievable. can you imagine? >

nbc's molly hunter joins us with the latest from jerusalem.have netanyahu who kind of has taken a page from president trump's playbook now. how is it working out for him and these indictments can they affect his ability to form a government. i know that's in disarray. >> everything seems to be in disarray, i realize there's chaos back in washington, but is total political chaos here as well. prime minister netanyahu came out swinging, not backing down. he called the investigation an attempted coup. he called it a witch hunt and if that sounds familiar, let's take a listen to one hifs closest political friends. >> it's a witch hunt. they tried for a coup. >> every week it's a different witch hunt. >> investigate the investigators. >> almost verbatim. he is taking a page out of the book. i spoke with one of israel's leading political analysts who said the only difference between the two politicians is that prime minister netanyahu has been doing it for a lot longer. >> there's a new poll that says 56% of israelis want prime minister netanyahu to

i want to head out now to molly hunter, who is in minneapolis, hard-hit minneapolis.re and what are folks saying to you? >> reporter: hey, kristen. we are covered in snow. super morning was super windy and you see right now actually, it's kind of calm. the wind is not crazy and it's not snowing right this second. and we just heard the storm is moving out. this morning we saw plows. everyone absolutely, every maintenance crew, 800 plows, all hands on deck at the airport. the reason that there aren't more delays is because there are 160 pieces of snow equipment out there clearing all three runways and the airport tells us that they are operational. a couple dozen cancellations overnight. schools, 150 schools have been closed. the university of minnesota canceled classes today so everyone can get home a little bit early to spend some time with their family. as far as the roads, because it's not bitter cold, it means that all of the snow is going to turn kind of slushy, which means treacherous driving for everyone on the road. about 180 spinouts have been reported -- sorr

molly hunter has the >> reporter: the excited parents-to-be on the ground as the plane approaches a crop-dusting plane dropping 350 gallons of pink water, it's a girl but minutes later -- >> i have a plane crash just north of - >> reporter: it all goes terribly wrong crashing into this mangled heap of metal >> it is out of the aircraft the pilot is a male -- >> reporter: the pilot walked away uninjured the ntsb now saying the plane stalled. the airplane got too slow, aerodynamically stalled, impacted terrain the ntsb also says the plane was carrying two people but only designed for one the latest in a string of gender-reveal stunts gone awry last month, a family in iowa inadvertently built a pipe bomb using gunpowder and metal tubing that exploded and killed a grandmother. >> it blew apart, and one of the pieces unfortunately hit the victim and caused death. >> reporter: in 2017 in arizona, an off-duty border patrol agent was ordered to pay more than $8 million in restitution after his gender reveal caused the sawmill wildfire >> there's plenty of other methods to do this the volatility of any t

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molly hunter is in jerusalem for us.out what happens next here in the case against netanyahu. and by the way, this is all going down when there's some uncertainty about who is going to lead the government, right? >> reporter: hallie, that's right. i realize there's chaos in washington, but it is total political chaos here as well. and you set it up perfectly. we spoke with an israeli analyst who described the same parallels you laid out and said the only difference is that prime minister netanyahu was a much more experienced politician doing it. he basically described the situation in israel right now where you pit a group of israelis who inherently join in the system, against those netanyahu is pandering do who think they're out to get them. but for prime minister netanyahu his legal prospects aren't looking great, so he failed twice this year to form a government. his chief political rival benny gantz is calling for his resignation also failed to form a government. we're in a weird 21 day phase where it's fair game, we

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molly hunter, nbc news, toms river, new jersey. >>> a heartbreaker for the dallas cowboys capped off week 10 in the nfl. the vikings went into dallas and struck first kirk cousins fired one into the end zone that is kyle rudolph look at that ridiculous one-handed catch trailing by 14, the cowboys finally caught fire. dak prescott hitting michael gallup that would cut minnesota's lead in half. the cowboys took the lead with amari cooper still cowboys lose 28-24 the league's reigning mvp was back in the mix. but patrick mahomes was not enough to push the chiefs past the titans despite this jou dropg pass to hardman. ryan tannehill would fight back and get the upset for tennessee. 35-32. >>> in green bay wasn't quite the ice bowl but still a chilling reception nonetheless for the panthers carolina could not hold back aaron jones from utep scored all three touchdowns for the packers. the panthers did have a chance on the last play that is christian mccaffrey trying to get in the end zone. he thinks he has they didn't. and the ravens their quarterback lamar jackson makes his best case yet

here's nbc's molly hunter. >> reporter: three storms closing in across the country. denver, already buried in snow, the heavy onslaught shutting down highways across colorado as millions hit the road. cars skidding out, rescue crews on the scene amid the snowy conditions two rock slides shut down i-70 for hours. at denver airport flights pid ue 500, delaying nearly 200,000 passengers but at least one denver resident managed to find his way around tractor-trailer and in nebraska spinouts on icy roads and a semi flipped on its side the powerful storm now heading east >> it's going to be bad. the snow's going to come down hard it's going to come down fast >> reporter: airport officials also warning flyers of potential delays as hundreds of airport workers across the country protested to demand better pay and benefits and the busiest travel day of the year many will have no choice but to stay put >> i'm just nervous to get home for thanksgiving to be with my family >> reporter: and of course that's what everyone is worried about. getting home in time for the holidays her

molly hunter is here to explain. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. this could answer a lot of questions about how to fight the epidemic. for the first time, the cdc has identified exactly what in e-cigarettes is making people so sick. and now president trump wants to take action. this morning, a breakthrough. researchers with the cdc tested 29 patients with vaping illnesses from 10 different states. all had vitamin eacetate in their fluids. it's found in cosmetics and some vaping products, especially thc off of the street. >> vitamin e acetate, that can trigger inflammation in the lung, which is like a fire starting in the lung that's difficult to extinguish. >> reporter: 22-year-old elijah mcclure spent 12 days on a ventilator fighting for his life and is now sharing the products he used. >> i was using two forms of vaping. they're not hard to find if you're looking for one. >> reporter: he started with nicotine at age 15 and also used off-market cartridges with cht. thc the active ingredient in cannabis. >> if i can help people not to get to that s

nbc's molly hunter joins us from jerusalem. molly, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning, that's right. prime minister, netanyahu says he isn't going anywhere. he's fighting truth and nail to discredit anyone threatening his hold on power. his chief political rival benny gantz has called on him to resign immediately this morning israel's longest running prime minister is in the fight of his life. benjamin netanyahu is not just battling for his future but trying to stay out of jail israel's attorney general hand picked by netanyahu indicted the prime minister on three charges bribery, fraud and breech of trust, accused of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in gifts to champagne and swapping favors for positive press coverage netanyahu denying charges accusing investigators of an attempted coup, calling the be. >> whole process tainted. what will his play book be >> he will continue punching the prosecution claiming that he is a victim of a witch hunt, political persecution. >> reporter: this sounds awfully fam

. >>> we're going to head to nbc's molly hunter. she's in minneapolis this morning where the storm is already having a really big impact. hey, molly, good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning. that's right, winds are swirling, the snow is coming down hard. it will continue this way for another couple of hours, but overnight in minneapolis, it was all hands on deck. 800 plows out on the road. you can see this pedestrian bridge already plowed before sunrise. overnight, a nasty snowstorm sweeping into the upper midwest. the early winter blast putting a freeze on thanksgiving travel. in nebraska, icy roads making for a treacherous commute on the busiest travel day of the year. cars spinning out and a semi flipped on its side. roads in colorado buried in snow. >> the snow was higher than the door when i tried to get in, and now my tires are spinning out when i'm trying to get to work. >> reporter: one denver resident making his way without four wheels. a rock slide shutting down a major interstate and these guys hopping out of th

americans expected to travel this weekend, roads and airports will definitely be jam packed nbc's molly hunter is at chicago's airport, o'hare airport, that's always a busy spot molly, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning, that's right. it's already raining here in chicago, bracing for a big weekend, so buckle up. with that many people on the move, you're going to want to stagger your holiday travel. for post turkey travelers it may be tough getting home after the holidays new storms snarling travel across the nation. on thursday, more than 1,800 flight delays and nearly a hundred cancellations. for those on the roads, be careful, be careful, they're either wet, snowy, windy or all three. late thursday in colorado, the weather being blamed on a charter bus rolling over injuring more than 50 people in utah, rescue teams hoisting two people to safety from a car that veered into the bottom of a canyon, and in northern california, mayhem on interstate 5 when a bomb cyclone moved in causing rollovers and fender benders. >> when it came in, it came in hard you could barely see across the s

nbc's molly hunter is in tel aviv following developments. for now, molly, appears as if netanyahu is refusing to step down? >> reporter: israeli prime minister netanyahu is not backing down. he came out swinging after those indictments were handed out. he accused investigators of launching an attempted coup, calmed it tainted and tweeted out thanking supporters for their support. this sounds's familiar. his friend, president donald trump. 56% of israelis want prime minister netanyahu to resign. it shows some israelis, many israelis, don't want the same guy running the country while at the same time he is defending himself in court. what happens now politically is anyone's game. there's three weeks where basically any member of knesset it cobble taugogether 61 votes become prime minister. en whether or not netanyahu will standing standing in three weeks, we still don't know. >> thank you. >>> now to the 2020 presidential race. democrat candidates are fanning out all over the country today primarily focusing on those key early voting states. se

hunter biden to testify. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ howard: house republicans generated big headlines yesterday by unveiling a list of witnesses they want summonedded to the imetch -- impeachment hearings. mollyt says this about hunter biden, republicans want to publicly question him to divert the conversation away from questions about trump's behavior to allegations only tangentially related to the case, meaning biden's and also 2016 election interference. that's the initial take. >> well, yeah. that's very detention -- defensible. the entire original phone call that set off this swire drama was -- this entire drama was that vice president joe biden, a current presidential candidate, but he's a previous vice president who had a lot of responsibility for ukraine, this is very relevant to whether what president trump was saying was okay or not okay. is it okay to be concerned about corruption in the past versus whether it was trying to affect the forthcoming election. this is very relevant, and hunter biden did get a lot of money -- howard: yes, those are the facts. >> and that relationship was used to affect u.s. policy, and these are important things. howard: beverly, the press is already sa

mollie, thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: good to see you tonight. hunter biden made a lot more than you make.eds and hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for a no-show job for the board of the company of burisma. ukrainian energy firm. it wasn't the only shady arrangement however that hunter biden was benefiting from. a new report in the washington examiner rose month capital that's a firm closely tied hunter biden received $130 million in federal bailout loan loans in 2009 while maybe not coincidentally biden's father was vice president of the united states. okay. a lot o lonnie goodman is an excellent investigator and joins us tonight. i have overstated the case here? are those outlines correct? >> that's what's going on. way back in the days of solyndra if you remember all the way back then in 2008 and 2009, the government created this bailout program called the term asset backed loan facility also known as travel. the government was going to provide these very favorable loans to companies that agreed to incest in certain asset backed securities. and one of the companies that got these

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