tempers explode on a bus.t each other bloody. >> we want to see more of this. >> and customers attack a restaurant staff. when tension, anger, and fear boil over -- >> he's not even resisting! >> -- it can turn into uncontrollable rage.

. >> seconds later, another tank explodes. >> when the second tank exploded, and that's when the debris was flying everywhere and about a ten-foot piece of pipe took the fence out in front of us as we was going out. >> dangerous shrapnel from the destroyed tanks rains down on everyone. including the cameraman. >> holy mother of god. >> well, yeah, it scared the crap out of me, honestly. >> david drummond barely escapes being struck but his car is badly damaged by a flying piece of pipe while he films the event. >> god almighty. that hit right there. >> you okay? >> yeah. i'm fine. it took out the front of my vehicle. >> are you serious? >> yeah. >> it landed on the left front fender and hood where they come together, and it landed with such force that it actually bent the farames underneath. pretty much totalled it because of the damage. >> hours earlier, drummond, a storm chaser, begins following a violent storm that might spawn a tornado. but instead, only brings hail and lightning to west texas. >> there was a huge lightning strike, bigger and louder than normal. i thought that must

at 6:00 a.m., three car bombs exploded at the front gate.fter the car bombs, six men wearing explosive belts stormed into the plant and blew up the gas tanks which created this huge fire ball. 14 people killed, including five police officers in that attack. again, isis claimed responsibility. then two days later, on tuesday this week, it was four more attacks all in one day. one suicide bomb in the middle of an outdoor market. 39 people killed. isis claimed responsibility. before the end of that same day on tuesday, they hit two more markets and a crowded restaurant. seven people killed at the restaurant. 33 people killed at the other two markets. that is just in the past week all in iraq. isis claiming responsibility for most of those attacks. more than 200 people killed in the past week. relentless, hugely bloody and not much western news coverage. the way you get a lot of western news coverage is some kind of spectacular attack. one preferably that touches the west, an international incident like maybe bringing down a plane. as we mention

and the dump truck explodes.andy loses control of his rig and heads straight for the highway's concrete divider. >> and it shoved my tearing tire back into my flame. so that took me back across to the left across the highway. >> the 18-wheeler cuts across four lanes of traffic and breaks through the dividing wall, narrowly avoiding a 40-foot drop to the ground below. randy is left with seconds to make a decision as his cab burst into flames. >> that's when i thought, well, i got to get out of here. to the left, my driver's door was on fire. right door, i didn't see any fire, so i just kicked the door open and jumped. >> nearly engulfed by fire, randy escapes just in time and watches in horror as his truck burns. the fire consumes his entire rig and the cab later slips through the concrete barrier dangling over the edge. but incredibly, neither randy nor the dump truck driver suffer any injuries in the crash. it's only after it's all over that randy realizes how close he came to losing his life. >> when i saw the

have been linked to takata inflaters that can explode on impact.find out if your vehicle is affected, visit our website. >>> new revelations are coming to light about the final hours in the life of prince as the federal investigation grows. a renowned addiction doctor now claims prince's team reached out to him just hours before the singer died. but by the time help arrived, it was too late. nbc's stephanie gosk has details. >> reporter: the urgent call for help came the night before prince died. a representative of the pop star reached out to dr. howard kornfeld, a drug addiction specialist in california. >> good morning. >> reporter: according to the doctor's minneapolis attorney. >> he set into motion a plan to deal with what he felt was a life-saving mission. >> reporter: kornfeld made prince an appointment with a local doctor for the next day and sent his son, who is not an m.d., on his overnight flight to meet with the musician and discuss the family's california addiction clinic, recovery without walls. but according to the attorney, when an

now, that exploding blaze bigger than new york city. a state of emergency in one canadian community. these new images of families racing out, the flames right beside them. those homes on the right, still standing, but for how much longer? from space tonight, you can see the red flames. hundreds of homes destroyed already. abc's neal karlinsky from ft. mcmurray, canada, tonight. >> reporter: ft. mcmurray is burning tonight. these new pictures of a neighborhood in ruins, a day after flames ravaged this remote canadian city. in just released video, the frantic escape of nearly 90,000 people is seen at its most dangerous. the sky turns from partial daylight and fire to a dark, nightmarish hellscape, filled with burning embers raining down. today, along the fire lines, >> that's our job to worry about that. >> reporter: frustration, as people tried to get back in to help. a short time later, police pushed everyone, including us, further back, away from town. they've told us we need to evacuate six miles down. and you can see why. the thick f

a massive wildfire explodes out of control. torching entire ighborhoods. even the emergency operation center staff forced to flee. >>> exploding air bags blamed for a string of deaths. the largest recall in history. now even larger. 17 automakers, tens of millions of cars. is your car one of them. >>> and prince bombshell. the music legend one day from getting emergency treatment for a reported addiction to painkillers. a tragic twist. the man who found him and called 911. >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. raise your hand if you predicted this a year ago. 323 days ago, donald trump rode down the escalator here at trump tower to announce he was running for president, a candidacy that many across the country, political analysts, members of the media and his opponents didn't think stood a chance. but with cruz and kasich now out, trump is the party's presumptive nominee for president. a celebrity billionaire insurgent embarks on an epic general election battle as likely the first

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why does the world sometimes not explode on rare occasion? you get a mandela-like character who says it's not about my tribe versus yours, it's we, we, we. it's not about democrat versus republican versus independent. we are a united states of america. it's about us, us, us. that's the essence. so with that, let me just say a huge thank you to all of you. it's an extreme honor to be here. by the way, i'm originally from harrisburg, pennsylvania. used to come here for the amazing steak sand switches on south street -- sandwiches on south street. a tremendous honor. thank you all so much. [applause] thank you. [applause] so now, okay. oh, so, okay, i apparently facilitate a q&a now. how much time do we have? >> about ten minutes. >> about ten minutes, okay. so questions, comments, criticisms, whatever you -- yes, please. and there's a microphone coming in your direction. it's above you with a lot of hair on it. [laughter] >> you work with these really difficult situations. are you always successful? >> no. so the question was i work in a lot of

. >>> the monster inferno exploding now bigger than new york city. tonight we go behind the fire lines. an astonishing scope of devastation. >>> e-cig crackdown. major new rules and warnings as use skyrockets among young people. the feds move in. >>> grim sleeper guilty. judgment day for an infamous serial killer after a decades-long mystery. how a bite of pizza helped catch him. >>> and the hacker who first exposed hillary clinton's private e-mail accounts while secretary of state. his first american tv interview. what he's claiming he did. "nightly news" begins right now. >> narrator: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening there is a virtual civil war being waged tonight. an inner party fracture of a magnitude virtually unheard of in modern american politics. in a shocker late today the most powerful republican in congress, house speaker paul ryan, said flatly, he's not ready to support donald trump. joining some other prominent names, including two former presidents who say they'

a russian jet was exploded over the sinai peninsula last october, killing all people on board.

. >> reporter: the black lives matter movement exploded after the police shooting of michael brown in ferguson. one of the organizers said the louisiana bill dilutes the power of hate crime legislation. >> if everyone is a protected class, then really no one is a protected class. >> reporter: overall fatal shootings of law enforcement personnel have decreased since the 1970s. but in 2016, there have been at least 20 officers shot and killed in the line of

battery from the device exploded and the debris hit him in the face.rs had to remove his left eye. hit keyboard also caught on fire. >> i had it in my hand and my mouth it went off, my god, i don't know. i feel grateful that it wasn't any worse. >> quite frightening. just last week the fda said it would oversee the amount of nicotine that goes into the devices and would regulate some of the batteries used. >>> that's terrifying, clearly, there is a lot of demand, if someone could build a safer ecigarette, they could make a lot of money. >> safer in the sense that it wouldn't explode. >> that's right. they're still going to make you sick. at least keep your eye if not your lungs? let's talk about that. we take a look at this morning's open turning point brand they make cigarettes and zigzag smoking papers. two interesting businesses to be in. zigzag in particular as marijuana laws change around the nation. a tesla owner is all out of joint this morning after he says his model s drove itself into the back of a truck. the utah man says he parked his tesla

the fuel tank exploded.eriously injured. >>> finally the ugly, now you see her, now, you don't or that's what you want to think at least. police in california say this woman tried to hide after an hit-and-run, by dying her hair pink and wearing colored contacts and a face tattoo. >>> "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. >>> hi, friends. good morning, i'm anna kooiman. it is memorial day, monday, may 30th, 2016. this is "fox & friends." the death toll rising, six people dead in texas as rains continue to slam the south. one man swept to sea trying to rescue others. and carolina is getting hammered by another storm. 8 inches of rain dumping on that region. an update on the weather that may ruin travel plans for millions. >>> it was one of the most memorial moments from the presidential debate. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails. >> thank you. me too. me too. >> but this morning, it sounds like bernie sanders wants to take it

the asian market has exploded. asia, china, india, taiwan, singapore, those have exploded. tremendous opportunities. people need to get to those destinations, middle east to europe. emily: you are excited about getting on one? >> i am. i will do it. i travel a lot to the west coast, which is not your initial priority, but we do business in europe and china. getting there would make my family quite happy. >> i fly to dubai quite frequently but it is a 12 hour flight from boston. if i can bring that flight down to six hours i would probably go there once a month. building face-to-face relationships is critical. you need to be there, shake hands, looking someone in the eye, having casual conversations. you cannot do that by e-mail. emily: the problem is that it is so loud you can only do oceanic flights. could you get from new york to san francisco? >> the concorde was very loud. our aircraft is specifically designed because we are taking advantage of computer technology and material sciences and aerodynamic configurations to reduce the sonic boom to a background noise, someth

it felt like i exploded myself. then the seat goes up to 20 g acceleration as it takes you up the rail. the ejection force itself, i really remembered it very strong pain in my back and when the chute opened up again, it was just a reconfirmed the pain in my back. i hit the ground pretty hard and i did further damage to myself. i broke my femur. the femur damaged on contact. >> having bitter luck, the british pilot escapes with only minor injuries and captain hut cheats death by only the slimmest margin. >> i was probably doing 33 feet per second when i hit the ground and all the data out there says that anything more than about 35 feet per second is probably a fatal rate. >> so what went wrong? investigators find the wing of a small bird in the wreckage. it's a franklin's gull, common to the air field but generally too small to do this much damage so it makes sense when investigators find that the gull isn't the only thing that the engine has ingested. >> as the bird came down the side on my aircraft, it actually h

moments later, the vehicle exploded.fter he was returning, a mortar round painfully wounded captain taylor, but he returned to the vehicle to relocate the medical evacuation zone closer to the front lines. as he was moving, he came under machine gun fire from enemy positions 50 yards away. he engaged the position with his own machine gun, killing three men. upon arrival of the evacuation site, another vehicle is struck. again, captain taylor rushed forward, pulled wounded from the vehicle, and returned them to the evacuation site. his actions of valor were a source of inspiration to his troops and responsible for saving the lives of a number of fellow soldiers. his actions were in keeping with the highest traditions of the united states army and reflect great credit upon himself and the armed forces of his country. the president of united states of america, authorized by act of congress march 3, 1863, has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to sergeant sammy l. davis, united states army for conspicuous gal

it was transferred in frankfurt, exploded after taking off from london.be much more difficult. the bag wouldn't have been screened again, but yeah, could you load something a board a flight somewhere else and this plane, although it would have been swept to some degree, have this happen later, yes. >> you're saying, it is conceivable. and we do not know whether it is mechanical failure. there is a variety of indications from various officials that seem to be pointing towards terrorism. that has not been established. when you talk about, michael talked about the sweeping that happened. i hadn't thought about this. if you're managing a security system, you want to make sure you're checking every person that comes in and out. check everyone that has any interaction with the air craft and the air craft itself, right. >> and we don't know yet what exactly happened with the air craft. there would be some protocol exactly. particularly if it is inbound from a place where the french authorities have concerned. it is going to be treated differently than had it com

and when indy mac exploded, it was one of the largest bank failures in u.s. history. it was actually the third largest bank failure in u.s. history. and indy mac did not collapse in a tidy way. it was really messy and chaotic, drug all those customers, people who had bank accounts and had been making deposits of their own money into their own accounts, those people were lining up to get their money out before their bank collapsed. at one point indy mac customers were withdrawing $100 million a day of cash. right up until the moment when the bank went kaput. and this is -- this was not one of those banks that was just collateral damage in the larger financial collapse. one of the reasons that indy mac went early and was such a

>> a supernova is an exploding star.its peak luminos et. just imagine that. a point of light in the sky half a billion times-- you know, 500 billion times more powerful than the sun. >> stephen: okay, and when did this happen? >> well, it happene happened 3.n years ago. but it was discovered one year ago. it's funny how it works, time-- >> stephen: it is, it is, it is, because it's 3.8 billion lightyears away. >> exactly. >> stephen: do we see a flash of light? if it's that bright why don't i look up at night and see the sky completely blotted out by a supernova? >> if it was close enough to us, you would have. in fact, if this supernova happens, say, at the distance of pluto, it would have wiped everything out. we would all be gone. so it's ceend of good that it happened 3.8 billion lightyears away. >> stephen: sure, sure. why was it so huge? why this-- what's the name, hypernova. >> hypernova. >> stephen: what causes one? >> let's look at a star before it explodes to get a sense-- you can bring it up on the screen here

the asian market has exploded.m asia to the middle east. >> i will do it. i will travel. we do a lot of business in europe and china and getting there would make my family happy . >> exactly. i fly frequently from boston and it is not something i want to do regularly. if i could get the flight down to six hours, i would go there once a month. you need to be there, shake hands, look someone in the eye. emily chang: the problem is that it is so loud. you can only do transoceanic flight. >> there are a lot of configurations to reduce the sonic boom to a background noise like an air conditioner. it can go over populated areas and people would rarely notice. >> we will start with europe and asian markets. the u.s. will restrict entry for 15 years. there is a enteral regulation that prevents supersonic flight. as they see it competing, they will look at the regulations. emily chang: you have elon musk and richard branson getting into space. you need $100 million to account for any and. -- for anything. >> it is not easy.

. >> if this plane did explode, john, what kind of evidence would investigators be looking for? assuming they find reckage in the mediterranean. >> like we did, the metal doesn't lie. if they used the same mo, assuming it was isis. they put a device in the tail of the vulnerable. then we will see the blow-out of it material. we will see where it slip. most likely, so, the metal will tell us. they will find residue on the bits and pieces of the interior of the airplane, the seats, and also, if we recover befores, we will have the bodiys looking north other teltale signs. >> i think the more important lie, the black box, the two recorders, they will tell the story, and maybe, go after some of the metal to confirm what we have. the boxes will have enough we could make a determination. >> i hope nay started to look for them. as we know, we have 30 days on the pinger. here we are, approaching the second day. >> we all became familiar with that, with the maylasia flight. what it means for national security implications and more reaction, from here in paris, after this. >> i want to ex

. >>> the call for the investigation into exploding ecigarettes, hear what lawmakers want manufacturers to do. >>> bright colors appear in the sky across united states, the northern lights. more of these pictures when we come right back. >> reporter: good morning everybody, dry out there to start off the workweek. looking live at the vine street expressway. hope everybody had a good mother's day. no overnight construction and no delays on the vine. we have an issue over here, residual flooding on airport road in delaware, new castle county. the road is closed at this point. so stay on i-95 or 202. we have a downed tree lincoln drive, southbound at gypsy lane blocking all lanes. stick to school house lane as the alternate there. in chester county in spring city we have schuylkill road at stoney run road. an accident this morning, police and emergency workers on the scene. we're watching for restrictions in chester county. back to you, tam. >>> a truck that got stuck in the grassy medium of i-95 caused a traffic mess. this happened at 6:30 in upper chichester. the driver lost control and

to pan am in frankfurt and exploded after taking off from london.re dealing with a plane that spent parts of its day in eritrea. in tunisia. in egypt itself. the answer to that question about where and how it got aboard is very important, because if -- if somebody penetrated security at paris charles de gaulle, there is not a lot of precedent for that. for an airliner taking off from a developed world airport like that and exploding with a bomb loaded there. >> you make a very good point that there are two different routes you want to look at for a failure. was this a failure of airport security or was it a failure, if it was in fact intentional, of intelligence systems, right? >> exactly, melissa. when you think about plots that have succeeded and failed, just go back to the past decade and a half starting with 9/11. more often than not it was at least as much a result of intelligence that succeeded or failed. even 9/11, for all we did in terms of beefing up airport security, it wasn't really a failure at the airport security checkpoint. those box

it felt like i exploded myself.n the seat goes up to 20 g acceleration as it takes you up the rail. the ejection force itself, i really remembered it very strong pain in my back and when the chute opened up again, it was just a reconfirmed the pain in my back. i hit the ground pretty hard and i did further damage to myself. i broke my femur. the femur damaged on contact. >> having better luck, the british pilot escapes with only minor injuries and captain hut cheats death by only the slimmest margin. >> i was probably doing 33 feet per second when i hit the ground and all the data out there says that anything more than about 35 feet per second is probably a fatal rate. >> so what went wrong? investigators find the wing of a small bird in the wreckage. it's a franklin's gull, common to the air field but generally too small to do this much damage so it makes sense when investigators find that the gull isn't the only thing that the engine has ingested. >> as the bird came down the side on my aircraft, it actually hit t

minutes later and less than a hundred yards away, a second bomb exploded in another pub.nside. police said they were still searching for bodies in the rubble. >> terrorism only works when it shocks people. in the mid-1970s, the i.r.a. attempts an entirely new tactic, to bring the conflict to the british mainland. >> the british homefront has itself become a battlefield in the raging guerrilla war over northern ireland. >> there have been many bombings in england in recent months as the terrorism of northern ireland has spread, but tonight was the worst. >> for sheer audacity, it was unrivaled. arab terrorists attacking opec, the headquarters of oil power. three men were killed and three wounded. >> there is no certainty, but there is plenty of speculation, that one of those terrorists who raided the opec meeting in vienna be europe's most wanted fugitive, carlos sanchez martinez, also known as the jackal. >> this is the clearest news film of carlos that so far exists. that's him breaking away, answering a call from near the plane. >> carlos the jackal i think had an enorm

>>> a 747 is flying over the pacific when suddenly a cargo door explodes open, sucking nine passengers out of the plane. >> it went from a perfectly normal, calm, serene situation to absolute pandemonium. >> another 747, another terrifying incident. the pilot struggled to control the plane for 32 minutes, but it's hopeless. >> they faced a condition that no pilot could possibly imagine, which is the airplane is no longer controllable. >> a 737 loses a giant chunk of fuselage midflight, causing a decompression so powerful, it kills a flight attendant. >> i saw what i think was the stewardess' feet as she was being sucked out of the plane. >> a dc-10 loses an engine on takeoff, causing the plane to roll on its side and nosedive to the ground. >> the entire engine had physically separated from the aircraft. >> all of these disasters have one thing in common -- the physical structure of each plane failed with fatal consequences. what pushed these planes to the breaking point? ♪ >>> whenever a plane goes down, it's the tragic aftermath that usually flashes over and over again around the glo

security cameras capturing a moment when the isis truck explodes near baghdad. you can see the people running from the giant fireball. in all 30 people were killed in a series of attacks around the city. brett mcgushing said constant air strikes are making leaders nervous. >> the man accused of shooting two new hampshire police officers hours away from facing a judge facing attempting murder charges and life in prison. he is accused of firing a dozen shots. the injured robbpolice officer calling in the reaction they call him courageous and remarkable. >> white male, long hair trench coat. >> a second man shot. both are now out of the hospital and recovering. >> the search for a mother who fell over board from a carnival cruz ship has been suspended. there is surveillance video. the ship shows samantha fell backwards after climbing up a railing at 2:00 a.m. friday. she was on the trip with a group of friends. her husband and four children at home in arlington, texas. the ship is due to dock in galveston, texas this morning. >>> a packed memorial service when his

a massive wildfire explodes out of control. torching entire ighborhoods. even the emergency operation center staff forced to flee. >>> exploding air bags blamed for a string of deaths. the largest recall in history. now even larger. 17 automakers, tens of millions of cars. is your car one of them. >>> and prince bombshell. the music legend one day from getting emergency treatment for a reported addiction to painkillers. a tragic twist. the man who found him and called 1.

the result -- a meltdown and the reactor exploded. several thousand tons of radioactive material were released into the atmosphere, contaminating 150,000 square kilometers of land around chernobyl. over the following days, a radioactive cloud spread over almost all of europe. it's not clear how many people suffered illness or died as a result of the catastrophe. the world health organization has predicted that 4,000 people will die of radiation exposure and cancer due to the accident. other predictions are far higher, ranging between 60,000 and 1.4 million deaths. the exclusion area around the power station is also known as the "dead zone." but today, there are people who actually want to live there. reporter: it looks like a dilapidated soviet museum with an amusement park. the dormitory town of pripyat was where most chernobyl employees lived. more than 3000 people lived right next to the power plant when disaster struck in 1986 and the nuclear reactor exploded. it's been described as the worst nuclear accident the world has ever se

frantic evacuations as a massive wildfire explodes out of control, torching entire neighborhoods. even the emergency operation center staff forced to flee. >>> exploding air bags blamed for a string of deaths. the largest recall in history. now even larger. 17 automakers, tens of millions of cars. is your car one of them. >>> and prince bombshell. the music legend one day from getting emergency treatment for a reported addiction to painkillers. a tragic twist. the man who found him and called 911.

. >> reporter: three months ago it was a bomb in a laptop that exploded in a plane blowing a hole in the fuselage and blowing the islamist bomber out. security cameras capturing airport workers handing him the bomb in the departure lounge. planes have been a favored terrorist target from pan am 103 that exploded to hijacking 9/11, plots to smuggle bombs on board enclosing liquids, anything. >> terrorists find airliners an attractive target. when a terrorist group goes after an airliner, it ends up being a major news story for weeks at a time. >> reporter: in brussels this year, it was the airport itself that was targeted. in france, the airport passes of 70 airport workers withdrawn. egypt tonight searching for a plane and for answers. and i would stress there is no proof it was a bomb. they say no claim from isis and remember, they boasted about the metro attack quickly. there is no convincing reason why a bomber in paris would ignore an american or western plane and choose to bomb an egyptian one instead. as ever, lester, unanswered questions. >> bill neely in cairo, thanks. >>> le

then in 1979 radical islam explodes. in iran, there was revolution.hen in 1979 radical islam explodes. in iran, there was revolution.w. then in 1979 radical islam explodes. in iran, there was revolution. enraged by the american rule, popular protest drove him out. angry mobs seize the american embassy. for 444 days the united states watched helplessly as americans were held hostage. >> there are indications tonight that a large number of armed shiite muslims -- >> at exactly the same time, november 1979, cataclysm, take over of the great mosque in mecca, a holy site, stormed by insurgents backed by the saudi king. these events were like rocket fuel for islamic they had taken control of iran and in saudi arabia the monarchy makes a fateful decision, it decides to appease the ultra conservative clergy who preach puritan cal, intolerant interpretation of islam, giving them free reign to run schools and mosques and oil money to spread their poisonous world view to other muslim countries. >> it is hard to imagine a muslim community anywhere on this planet

they can explode with too much force and spu shrapnel to passengers and drivers.is the largest car recall in history. >> the national trust for historic preservation made an announcement that the historically black university located in baltimore was finded in 1867. >> he will designate stonewall in, new york city, first national monument gay rights. the tavern in greenwichville yaj was the start of the gay rights movement. >>> good morning everybody i'm holly morris with a look at stories you're engaging with the most online already this morning. first up entire canadian neighborhood up in flames to evacuate from for the mcmurray in alberta and the chaos causing gridlock on the highways and witnesses say it began after a gas station exploded, fire crews are still working to put out the flames. >>> next, frozen fans can't let it go. it is for a good cause. give elsa a girlfriend is tren trending to petition a female love interest in the film sequel. so far disney has not commente commented. >> finally how about hold time rock and roll. six of rock's biggest artist