be seen billowoing from a train, loaded with amun ugzs more than 20 cars flew off the tracks near elco, nevada officials confirming aluminum oxide was on board >> or at the back of the train >> reporter: local sheriff says a decontamination process is underway but there's no threat to the public. it's believed the weapons were not in the cars th railroadr placement of such dangerous commodities. >> reporter: after fearing the worse, authorities shut down interstate 80. officials say they dodged a bullet after train carrying high grade weapons overturned miguel almaguer, nbc news. thrjts >>> the pilot who is a hero on the hudson river is blasting boeing and issued a new warning about what needs to happen >> reporter: he may be the most trusted pilot unamerica. the man who saved 155 people on the hudson river ten years ago took boeing and the faa to task for the three falt crashes that killed 346 people overseas >> our aerocraft design and certification have failed us >> reporter: before last october's crash, boeing never told pults of a new antistall system blamed for both crashes now c

a second bomber blew himself up at the rear entrance of the anti terribly gates had courses in the elco johnny neighborhoods leaving at least four other offices hospitalized. the city's mayor has already been to the scene of the first attack with an investigation to track down the orchestrated as well under way. the country's prime minister called the bombings i kao woodley act. following some improvements in our security situation which have been achieved by our forces nationwide in recent months and especially during ramadan. this attack has tried to shake tunisians damage our economy and slow down the transition to democracy. as forensic teams cutting the bomb sites the government is urging residents to show strength and not to panic. but the heights of the all important tourism season and after a string of previous attacks in the past. jonah hill is director of the middle east since you two kings at in london he joins us now live jonathan good evening to you -- we've had a claim from the islamic state group -- do you think this is actually a serious -- claim that we can take -- on f

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. >>> we've got some breaking news here, i-80 is shut down in both directions near elco nevada.led and may be carrying hazardous materials. we don't know who or what may be on board the trade. the nevada highway patrol is on the scene, as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along to you. >>> now to 2020, we're getting a new look at where the hopefuls stand, who's in second place, now, senator elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are neck and neck. former vice president joe biden is still at the top of the list. this is the latest poll showing warren picking up momentum. with me now, staff writer for the new yorker is with me, her new profile is in the june 24th issue of the new yorker. she was with warren on the campaign trail and at her home, a pleasure to meet you. thank you for coming on the show, elizabeth warren, you know, i talk to so many people who cover her, who talk so much about -- she has all the plans and stops and takes all these selfies, when you look at those numbers she's tied for second, to what do you attribute that. >> it's interesting when i started

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. >>> we have breaking news from elco in northern nevada. a 60-mile stretch of interstate 80 has now been closed off in both directions while emergency crews respond to a train derailment with a hazardous material spill. authorities say approximately a dozen cars were involved in the accident and none of the cars involved were carrying explosives. there's been no word yet about where the train was coming from or where it was headed as the investigation remains -- the incident remains under investigation. >>> coming up for the first time in more than a decade, congress holds a hearing on reparations, compensation for the descendants of slaves in the united states. one of the lawmakers in this fiery hearing wants to know why not now. up next a breakdown of what it would take to make reparations a reality. >>> plus, a new u.n. report points to who may be responsible for the death of jayal khashoggi. you are watching msnbc. your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because

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