hard to look at that video, too, what a scare. >> lester holt is live in paris tonight for "nbc nightly news." that is coming up next. >> and that's it for news 4, new york. we have "nbc nightly news" up next. we want to leave you here with more of the images of the tribute to us paris.

nbc nightly news begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> shock and grief and blame. it's been a day of fast moving developments. frifrt we're seeing video of the gun battle that helped end the deadly seize at a concert hall. police shooting it out in the streets of the paris. the death toll from friday's attacks is at least 129. so many of the dead are young people, including an american design student. the number of injuries is over 300. many critically hurt. isis now says it carried out the assaults striking in six locations and france's president agrees it was them vowing to hit back. we know seven attackers are dead, but the question remains this evening, how many others may have been involved. we have it all covered. our chief global correspondent bill neely leads us off. >> reporter: it's an act of war said france's president today. after a night of horror. of mass murder. massacre after massacre. not seen in paris since world war ii. and it looked like war. bodies on the streets. terror in the air. isis claiming it today. warning of more.

"nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" reporting tonight, jose diaz-ballard. >>> good evening, we begin tonight with harrowing new details from inside that hotel in mali in west africa where al qaeda linked terrorists killed 20 people, including an american on friday. exactly one week after the devastating massacre in paris. dozens more were held hostage inside the radisson blu hotel and some are sharing their terrifying stories of survival with nbc news for the first time. what they saw was unimaginable. islamic extremists armed with ak-47 rifles and grenades, storming the hotel and screaming religious epithets. we tell you what happened through the eyes of one american. >> reporter: in the halls of the radisson hotel the hunt for a gang of killers, men who had gone from room to room shouting allah akbar god is great leaving a bloody trail. from the moment they stormed the hotel, one man from florida saw it all. >> a group of four or five men came from across the street. started shooting took out the guards. they st

"nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening. we are learning much more tonight about the deadly shooting rampage in colorado springs, colorado, one day after a gunman stormed a planned parenthood clinic and killed three people before surrendering. today new details emerged about the suspect, although his motive is still unclear. survivors began to tell their stories and president obama reacted to the shooting saying the country has to do something about what he called the easy accessibility of weapons of war getting into the hands of people who have no business wielding them. we have two reports tonight, and we begin in colorado springs. >> reporter: police say this is the man behind the bloodshed, a federal official telling nbc news robert dear appears to be mentally disturbed but is talking to investigators. >> attention all units. attention all units. csp is working an active shooter. [ sirens ] >> reporter: when officers arrived at planned parenthood in colorado s

how weird is this year. >> joining us now is tom brokaw, former "nbc nightly news" anchor, now specialrespondence for nbc news. thank you for being here. >> good to be back. >> is this in fact a weird year or does every year feel this weird? >> no, and i'm not sure i would choose weird as the word. i think what is so unconventional. we have never seen anything quite like this, two leading candidates, no political experience what soever say very provocative things out there. many of them don't add up necessarily but they bring a certain amount of charisma each in his own way, that is donald trump and dr. carson to the campaign and the big overriding message here is the country is fed up with politics as usual. they're fed up with people who held office. jeb bush thought very successful governor of florida, he comes out on the campaign trail, he's got a lot of policy positions. he goes not just nowhere, he is in retreat at had point. big difference between now and what his father went through. his father had one opponent in each of those cases. his father was running against geraldine fe

we'll tell what you started that and a lot more coming up on "nbc nightly news." it back to you. >> all right, lester. we'll see new a few. and we'll be right back. >>> hours made a difference because it really warmed up. >> really warmed up. ten degrees warmer today than yesterday and we'll warm more heading into the monday. 64 degrees on monday, lots of sunshine, milder than what we saw this weekend. we have a weak cold front that will drop us a few degrees tuesday but again we'll be wild on wednesday. thursday is the day we're watching for a chance of showers and rain, and then we'll slowly get cooler again as we head into next weekend. >> pretty pleasant. >> not too bad at all. >> thanks. that's nbc 10 news for now. from all of us here, i'm denise nakano, we'll see you back here after football. a special "nbc nightly news" from paris is next. test test >>> on this sunday night from paris -- france strikes back, war planes hitting an isis stronghold. panic in the streets. a city on edge after the terrific attacks. the death toll stands at 129, a hundred more st

"nbc nightly news" with lester holt with will have more on this new video. for now i'm jim rosenfield in paris. >> hope for a calm night and peace after last night's terror raids. all of your reporting there is greatly appreciated. for all of us here aim jacqueline london. the new continues now with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good night. tonight. isis issued a new call to action. a chill you new propaganda video just out showing images of new york city, referencing the paris attacks, warning of more to come. >>> and in france, another major terror attack stopped just in time. an apartment outside of paris. authorities say the terror cell was ready to act. >>> and they try to identify who was killed in the dramatic hows-long battle. and as a young woman blowed herself up, is the master mind dead or alive. >>> and also tonight, is this the bomb that brought down the jetliner in egypt. isis bragged about the explosive hidden in a soda can they

nightly news begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquaters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, kate snow. >>> good evening. after visiting the crash site a a-321 that crashed over egypt sinai peninsula broke apart in the air. the plane disintegrated at a high altitude. how that metro jet plane fell from the sky killing all 224 people on board. it was a plane filled with tourists, families flying home from vacation at red sea resorts. now their loved ones, many of them in russia are mourning and there are more questions than answers. bill neally starts us off tonight from cairo. >> reporter: it fell out of the sky and no one knows why but there were more clues today. the debris is so scattered, the planes tail three miles from the cockpit that russian investigators say it broke up in midair. search teams are examining suitcases, human remains, the tangled wreckage for signs of explosion, fire, or mechanical failure. tragic reminders of the 224 lives lost. the plane's two black boxes have now been recovered and soon the voices and data from the cockpit will be

"nightly news" begins now. >>> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york thrks is nbc "nightly news." reporting tonight, thomas roberts. >>> good evening. we begin with new information about the russian metrojet plane that broke apart over the sinai peninsula. today investigator revealed a noise is audible on the cockpit voice audio recorder before the plane with 224 people on board broke apart. it is a new piece, to find out if it suffered a major mechanical failure in flight or if a bomb was detonated on board. egyptian officials have been cautious about growing concern it was an act of terrorism this week. several countries suspended flights to that part of the country popular with tourists. bill neely is in sharm el sheikh with the latest. >> reporter: flowers in the desert where so many died. search teams paying tribute today as investigators spoke for the first time about the plane's last moment. at that moment, on the cockpit voice recorder, the cvr, something extraordinary. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the cvr recording. >> reporter: every fraction

nightly news" is coming up next. >> we'll see you after the game. >>> from nbc news world headquaters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, kate snow. >> good evening, we begin with a story that has shaken a community to its core. a 6-year-old boy is dead. two police officers arrested accused of shooting the child who had autism as he sat in the front seat of his dad's suv. and tonight so many asking how this could have happened. nbc is in marksville, louisiana. >> tonight family and friends paying their respects to 6-year-old germmy ma jeremy mardis. he was buckled into the front seat of his father's suv when he was shot and killed five times. his father remains hospitalized in serious condition. nbc news learned from witnesses he had an argument with his girlfriend outside this pool hall and someone called 911 which may have lead to the chase. initial reports said he backed into the vehicle and state of gunfire and no weapon was found. body camera footage from the last of the four officers on the scene lead to the arrest but is yet to be released. >> the death of that little boy and to see that

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the new language of american football on "nightly news" begins >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" can kate snow. >>> good evening, the governor of colorado today calling the shootings at planned parenthood in colorado springs a form of terrorism as new details emerge about the victims from the standoff on friday and also about the man police say are responsible for killllg three people and wounding nine others. those who knew robert lewis dear describe him as reclusive. while police are not discussing his motive, some say it was clear in the words he spoke. nbc national correspondent ma gale alga mere is in colorado springs tonight. after he was takenen into custody,y, a law enforcement source says robert dear rambled about president obama, politics and abortion saying no more baby parts. the 57-year-old accused of wounding nine and killing three at this planned parenthood lived off the grid in this small trailer with a woman, 65 miles away from the crime scene. >> he alwayay looked a little roughed up and stuff. but everybody does that here. >

. >>> stay tuned for "nbc nightly news" with lester holt coming up at 6:30. >>> new jersey has indicted a cop in the death of his ex-wife. phillip seidel is charged with murder, accused of gunning down sara seidel back in june. the shooting unfolded in front of the couple's young daughter who was sitting in a car. phillip seidel could face life behind bars without parole if convicted. >>> opening statements began today in the corruption trial of new york state senate majority leader dean skell erks os and his son. ida seeing iegal was in the courtroom today. >> this morning he listen as prosecutors called him and his son greedy and corrupt, accusing them of arranging more than $300,000 in bribes so the son could buy a house for $675,000 with a swimming pool on long island. the government painted a picture for the jury today of a corrupt politician who threatened business executives in order to get payments and jobs for his son. the federal prosecutor saying, this is an age-old tale of the abuse of political power to satisfy personal greed. specifically, the prosecutor skellos and his so

you can tune in to "nbc nightly news" right after here at 7:00. nbc correspondent jim miklaszewski sits down with groberg. >>> officers say someone shot 59-year-old bernard parker on tuesday. he then lost control and crashed just a few blocks away from his home. police went door to door in springdale yesterday alerting neighbors and offering rewards of up to $25,000 for information. >>> the search is on for a man who tried to abduct a female student at the university of mary washington campus in virginia. this happened around 5:00 p.m. friday. the victim was able to identify the man from dmv information. right now there's a look for the man with a blue chevy truck and washington tags. >>> 4:48 right now. a father is thankful for his family this morning after not one but two terrifying experiences. first that the call that his house was on fire, and his children were inside, and then a car accident. he flipped his car. he managed to call out of his car, get a ride par of the way, run the last half mile to his house. his children and their 15-year-o

we'll tell you with where the deals are this season coming up on ""nbc nightly news"" >>> coming up at news4 at 6:00 within entrances all at all of our local airplanes easily accessible and barely patrol. how big of a threat are they? >>> and in queens, a home surveillance camera captures a stranger creeping around a sleeping victim. see what happens next. much more when chuck and e see you at 6:00. >>> this may sound a little funny at first, but there are no more pillow fights at west point. according to a report released today, the u.s. military academy has officially banned that tradition because of a brawl that left 30 people injured this past summer. reportedly people were putting things inside the pillowcases. 24 of the injured students suffered concussions. the pillow fights were essentially supposed to build camaraderie among the students after a grueling summer of training. >>> a third party energy suppliers claim they can save you money or your utility bill with cheaper rates for electricity or natural gas. after a new jersey woman made the switch, she said, better get baquer

"nightly news" begins right now. >> in nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening. we start with greig danger the sky which threatened nearly 2 dozen flights last night alone. the fbi is looking for potentially dozens of suspects who lit up the skies with laser pointers in 16 cities. one targeted the helicopter of our nbc station here in new york city which aimed its camera lens at the source catching the alleged culprit in the act. tom costello now with a rare pilot's view of this alarming threat from the ground. >>> it happened 1,500 feet over brooklyn. a bright green laser light suddenly lit up the nbc 4 helicopter cockpit. >> don't look, george. >> reporter: the reporter and his pilot nearly blinded as they hovered above the city. on the ground, a man who appeared to be targeting not only the nbc chopper but nypd chopper, too. >> we can see him standing outside the building in the back with the lacer in his hand shooting at us. >> there's another arrest. >> reporter: police quickly moved in making one arrest. at the same

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new state of the art facility for the city's biggest >>> we have a look at what's ahead on "nbc nightly news" from lester holt. >> well, late word on the latest isis video mentioning the paris new york city. also, the huge raid outside of paris today and why officials say it appears to have broken up a terror cell that was prepared to attack again. and then an interview that one of the most remarkable i have done during my time here in paris with a young journalist who responded to the call for help. he became a first responder and tended to a young american woman. we'll have the story of them trying to reconnect when we see you coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> all right. look forward to it. thanks so much, lester. >>> well, it is a problem that keeps growing across our area. we're always hearing about this. the use of k2. >> one example -- students in a long island high school had severe seizures after using the synthetic marijuana. >> reporter: a 16-year-old student was taken by ambulance from the high school on monday, prompting a warning call to parents from the school's superintenden

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"nightly news" begins right now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with lster holt." >> good evening. confirming with government sources have been telling us, the possibility that a bomb brought down that russian jetliner over egypt's sinai the white house also today said it is now considering security changes for some international flights coming into the u.s. so far, only the u.s. and britain have publically raised the possibility that the crash was an act of terror, with russia and egypt saying it's too soon to know. conflicting information that's bringing little comfort to air travelers. tonight, our team is on the ground where the doomed flight began. bill neely leads our coverage. >> reporter: they found no evidence of a bomb, but the president believes terrorism could have caused this. >> i think there is a possibility that there was a bomb on board. and we're taking that very seriously. >> reporter: if a bomb was the cause, it was almost certainly put on the plane here at sharm el-sheik airport. they questioned security, seized videos an

stay tuned to "nbc nightly news" with lester holt tonight at 6:30. >>> i should go and you should go, too. that coming from people scared to attend the thanksgiving day parade because of heightened security scares. >> that is a choice. i am going to be there and am going to enjoy it. i would encourage people to come down and enjoy it. we're able to secure it as we have in years past. >> reporter: commissioner bratton said there will be extra security in and around the perimeter including two hercules teams of heavily armed officers. you can watch the macy's thanksgiving day parade right here. live coverage begins at 9:00 in the morning. >>> a failed bomb plot targeted the new york city's subway system. earlier this year a jury convicted nazir after a trial that pleaded showed evidence of a raid on a compound and evidence of a failed subway plot. torp jurors will review documents of a corruption trying of sheldon silver. there was some drama in the courtroom today. less than two hours after the talks started today, one juror asked to be excused. she claimed her heart was pounding after

thank you, the news continues now with nbc nightly news with lester holt. tonight. ew terror scare. thousands of fans rush out of a soccer stadium and a sudden evacuation after what officials call a concrete threat. fears of another bomb plot thx time in germany. >>> and in paris, the new manhunt for a fugitive. a ninth suspect on the run. unknown until now as the brother of one of the suspects goes on tv to tell him and the world, turn yourself in. >>> tonight for the first time, nbc news takes you inside of the terrorists' hotel room where they plotted to kill and the possible clues left behind. >>> and as isis threatens to attack america, the fbi is intensifying surveillance of potential terror suspects already in the u.s. being tracked. "nightly news" begins right now.

hill, nbc news, paris. >>> as we look at this remarkable tribute here, after midnight in paris, so many tributes and messages, but they all say the same thing: paris is alive. that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank

. >>> and nbc nightly news is working on this story from every angle for the very latest on these attacks. watch nightly news with lester holt right after this broadcast at 6:30. >>> now at 6:00, a petition is growing to save a philadelphia nun's job after she's accused of driving drunk. >> tonight only on nbc 10 we've obtained this dash cam video of the nun pulled over in gloucester county last week. the nun is asked to do a sobriety test, even walk a straight line right there. >> south jersey bureau reporter cydney long reports on the video you'll see only on nbc 10. >> reporter: allegedly highly intoxicated, sister kimberly miller loses her balance during a field sobriety test saturday morning and then tries again. the stop came after drivers witnessed miller crash into the glass door of this meineke shop. >> great, we got robbed. >> reporter: but police believe miller sped away moments before being pulled over. watch as she appears to put her head in her hands as though she is praying. >> the people who put the post on facebook and followed her and alerted police, they almost got in a

for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm jim rosenfield, the news continues now with nbc nightly news with lester holt and president obama. have a good evening. >>> tonight, a growing air disaster mystery. what caused a passenger jet to suddenly fall out of the sky, killing everyone on board? was it terrorism or a tragic accident and could a previous crash hold the clue to solving what happened. >>> commanding lead. our brand new poll numbers out tonight owing ben carson surging nationally. the highest for any gop candidate all year. >>> and also, our nbc news exclusive. i go one-on-one with president obama on his new mission. kids swiping and surfing the web before they can walk and talk. a eye opening new look at toddlers and text. >>> and coping with cancer. brad and angelina, a rare interview together opening

we'll get his reaction to that and we'll see you coming up in a few minutes for nbc "nightly news." >>> a bergen county institution for residents the country farm is a favorite neighbor there. >> everyone shops there for their food and many of the community kids have worked at the store. but for now, after 90 years, dipero's is closing. jen maxfield went to find out why. >> it's not seeing my family every day. that's a big thing for me. >> reporter: kendall can barely hold back her tears. she is the fourth generation in the family to work here at the mily farm and store in montvale. the store closed its doors night after mor than 90 years in business. >> it's a hard thing to leave. >> reporter: ed grew up on this farm. hie father donte started it more than 9 years ago. ed and his wife, elaine, have run the business eser since they got married 64 years ago, but e numbers no longer add up. >> our utility bill is $20,000 a month here in this building and we can't sell vegetables to cover that kind of expenses. so, this is why we have to give it up. >> repor er: they sold 28 acres of thei

hill, nbc news, paris. >>> as we look at this remarkable tribute here, after midnight in paris, so many tributes and messages, but they all say the same thing: paris is alive. that's "nbc nightlyay. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> russell wilson and the two-time defending nfc champion seahawks are just 4-4. tonight a huge matchup as they take on division-leading arizona. >> i focus purely on just being abused. >> in seattle, new faces quickly embrace an approach to the game their team has all but trademarked. >> full-on beast mode.

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hill, nbc news, paris. >>> as we look at this remarkable tribute here, after midnight in paris, so many tributes and messages, but they all say the same thing: paris is alive. that's "nbc nightlyay. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. now only ford offers $750 black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices ford cars, trucks and suvs. and get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select ford vehicles, on top of all other offers. it's an inside deal, now for everyone. hurry for a limited time, get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of all other low ford friends and neighbors offers. it all ends november 30th. >>> russell wilson and the two-time defending nfc champion seahawks are just 4-4. tonight a huge matchup as they take on division-leading arizona. >> i focus purely on just being abused. >> in seattle, new faces quickly embrace an approach to the game their team has all but trademarked. >> full-on beast mode.

nbc nightly news is next. good night. >>> breaking news tonight. at the hotel hostage siege. a new terror attack leaves at least 20 dead, including an american. >>> other americans rescued as islamic militants storm a radisson hotel packed with werners. >>> and new developments in the terror investment in paris. a surprise discovery in the rubble at the l standoff. as we talk to the man who led the raid on the ringleader. >>> the politics of fear. new backlash as donald trump said he would implement a data base to keep track of all muslims in america. are he and some other gop candidates going too far? >>> and a spy freed 30 years after getting caught selling america's top secrets to israel. jonathan pollard