this is reena ninan.hought justin bieber was past the partying stuff and wanted to clean up his image. >> i don't think you are ever past the partying. >> not if you are justin bieber or reena ninan. >> that's right. i seem like the boozy. >> that's right. especially when it comes to winter storms. like that transition. that was a nice transition. another winter storm hitting the northeast and another behind it. >> in parts of kentucky, the combination of a wintry mix of snow and rain hitting frozen ground triggered car crashes and shut down portions of 64 just outside of lexington. >> north of philadelphia, snow giving way to freezing rain, glazed roads with a layer of ice. abc's gloria riviera kicks off our coverage. >> reporter: this is how more than 5,000 people spent the weekend at the airport in dallas-ft. worth. those 1700 canceled flights at dfw alone over the weekend, all thanks to icy winter weather. the bitter conditions a nemesis for travelers, causing a ripple effect for 3500 flights and coun

and reena, thanks and good morning. another winter storm on the way throughout the midwest and eventually getting into the northeast, as well. for this go-around it's more of a mixture of sleet and freezing rain and snow at the onset. here's our time line tuesday morning into the mid-ohio valley. later on tuesday into central portions of the northeast, we will see our heaviest snow amounts over the upper midwest this go-around, but the general 3 to 6 inchees cutting right through the twin cities. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> all right, justin, thank you so much. >>> the lapd on the defensive this morning after the shooting of a man on skid row. new video shows the man entering his tent, officers trying to get him out, pulling their guns, concerned what he was trying to get. moments later here's the video that millions of people have now seen online. four officers tackling him eventually shooting him five times. the man known on the streets as africa died. the police chief insists the shooting was justified. >> it app

holmes. >> i'm reena ninan.e some of the top headlines we are following on "world news now." hillary clinton made no mention of the controversial use of personal e-mails as secretary of state during a public appearance last night. but she did hint at something else. full details in just a moment. >>> the justice department is releasing a scathing report on the ferguson police department finding a pattern of discrimination and excessive force against blacks. investigators say officials even used government e-mail circulating racial jokes. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu went before a sharply divided congress to argue against an emerging nuclear deal between the u.s. and its allies and iran. president obama said he did not watch the speech adding that netanyahu offered nothing new. >>> air scare. a crash landing by turkish airlines in nepal today ski ding skidding off a slick runway in the fog. no serious injuries. those are some of the top stories on this wednesday, march 4th. >> announcer: from abc

reena. >> so jeb bush not wasting at the name there. all right. susan saulny for us live in washington. thank you so much. >>> meanwhile a big day on capitol hill as bengals netanyahu will address congress today. >> the invitation which came from house republicans seen as a snub to the white house. netanyahu plans to urge lawmakers to oppose president obama's negotiation with iran over nuclear items. >> i regret that some people have misperceived my visit here this week as doing that. israel has always been a bipartisan issue. israel should always remain a bipartisan issue. >> well on monday netanyahu tried to bridge the gap saying the u.s. and israel are like a family that sometimes has differences. president obama said netanyahu's capitol hill address would not be, quote, permanently destructive. >>> the prime minister's speech is getting attention here and in israel where elections are just two weeks away. >> reaction there mixed, as well. abc's molly hunter has the view from jerusalem. >> reporter: good morning, prime minister netanyahu is on

and reena, thanks and good morning.itter cold start to the day throughout the ohio valley the great lakes the northeast and the middle atlantic states. in fact, we are down at or below zero for many states and these will be setting some record-low temperatures. as cold as it is early on we'll start to make progressing throughout the day. high pressure in control. that's going to lead to a lot of sunshine and the warmest of temperatures felt over the midwest. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thank you. >>> stay with me on this one, folks. a driver in cedar rapids survived a horrifying freak accident that sent a metal pipe right through her body. kelsey cummings slammed in to a fence in the middle of a night. a two-inch pipe went through her pelvis and through the backseat trapping her inside. she was still able to call 911. >> i need help. i'm in a car accident. i am going to die if i don't get help. >> what did you hit? >> pipe went through my body. >> what? >> i'm going to freeze to death if they don't come soon. >> yea

and reena, thanks and good morning.t to the day over the ohio valley and the northeast. not a morning that will include sleet, snow and freezing rain. definitely some progress going on here. high pressure builds in to place. that means calm, tranquil weather, a lot of sunshine. as cold as it is out the door in the morning, it will be better for the afternoon. temperatures still chilly throughout the southeast, as well. we are concerned about some locally drenching downpours, jacksonville, south palm beach and miami along our cool front. later on for the upcoming weekend, another punch of cold air on the way for the northeast. a couple of light snow showers while the south and southwest continues to heat up. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thanks, justin. >>> now to the dramatic plane crash involving harrison ford. at the controls of a vintage aircraft when it slammed in to a california golf course. the 72-year-old actor reported engine trouble shortly after takeoff from santa monica airport. he was trying to turn back w

and reena?of southern california slammed by a blast of wild weather. hail actually rained down on huntington beach, south of los angeles leaving the sand completely covered in white. kids not used to the wintry weather couldn't wait to go out and play but it didn't last long. the sun came out and melted everything. >>> another winter storm is here bringing rain, snow and ice to 40 states from california to maine. >> hard to believe. accu-weather's justin povick is tracking it all for us. good morning to you. >> t.j. and reena, thanks and good morning. another winter storm on the way throughout the midwest and eventually getting to the northeast as well. this go around it is more of a mixture of sleet and freezing rain and snow at the onset. here's our time line on tuesday morning in to the mid ohio valley. later on tuesday in to central portions of the northeast we will see our heaviest snow amounts over the upper midwest this go around but the general 3 to 6 inches cutting right through the twi

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. >> and i'm reena ninan. we begin with the plane crash investigation into the french alps which now appears to be a mass murder. >> we have all angles covered including new details about the co-pilot who investigators believe deliberately took down the plane. >>> and searchers are beginning another day of work sifting through the mangled wreckage. >> plus cockpit safety coming into question. what's being done to reduce the risk of this happening again. >> team coverage beginning with molly hunter near the crash site. good morning, molly. already a very busy morning there. >> reporter: it is reena and ryan. helicopters are busy taking crews up to that crash site. but the overwhelming question on everyone's mind this morning is why. this morning an up close look as the grim work goes on. searchers looking for remains and clues on this steep treacherous slope. all that's left of germanwings flight 9525. officials say this man, 27-year-old co-pilot andreas lubitz locked 9 pilot out of the cockpit and deliberate f

and reena. >> isn't that the truth. jon erlichman, thank you for that report live in los angeles. >> he just referenced there this is not harrison ford's first crash. his love of flying putting him in danger for years. >> in 1999 ford was riding in a helicopter with a flight instructor when they crash landed in ventura county north of l.a. but ford and the instructor walked away uninjured. >> you can stay with us at abc news for the latest on harrison ford's plane crash. later in "the pulse" reaction overnight from celebs. >>> the reaction in new york after another aviation accident was relief. >> look at this. look at how close that delta jet got to skidding into flushing bay at laguardia airport. it may have been the weather involved in this but they don't know for sure just yet. more from abc's bazi kanani. >> the airport is closed. the airport is closed. >> reporter: the close call at new york's laguardia airport. a delta plane from atlanta crashing through a fence its nose just feet from the freezing water. >> my f

i'm reena ninan. >> i'm alex perez in for t.j.olmes. >>> we begin with the devastation in the french alps. 150 people killed when a german airliner took off from spain. and slammed in to the mountains mid flight. >> searchers are returning to the crash site where the plane was obliterated. families, babies and a group of teenagers on board. right now it is a big mystery. one of the black boxes has been recovered. more now from abc's terry moran. >> scattered among the rocks part of the tail and fuselage and plane's windows and one of the germanwings logo. one black box found holding some of the clues white why the flight mysteriously crashed. on board two babies, families and a high school group returning from a class trip. at the airport in dusseldorf, anguish, frantic relatives looking for news. the flight was a routinely operated route, only one hour 37 minute flight from barcelona, spain to dusseldorf, germany. on the flight deck, the captain had more than ten years of experience, with 6,000 flight hours. but 44 minutes in to

seriously, that's according to the federal government reena. would i lie, reena?> you wouldn't lie but this doesn't feel to be the case. >> the federal government also says that last month was the second warmest february on record but not in 23 states where february was actually the coldest ever. so a lot of people in the northeast and around saying this is impossible. all the snow we got and cold we got. the record high temperatures it seems in the rest of the country, more than made up for those low temperatures and all that snow in the eastern part of the country. so when you weigh it out it still was the warmest on record. >> the next step is we need to isolate warmer parts and move there immediately. >> we should have thought of that about a month ago. >>> among the warmer areas is actually southern california and low pressure storm system last night swept through that brought rain thunderstorms and even hail to antelope valley including palmdale 50 miles north of los angeles. residents warned about possible flash flooding. >>> showers still possible there th

reena, ryan?w cooperating with police, but a very, very strange case. >> something is not adding up. the fact that police came out and said this was a total waste of resources. and her attorney is saying she is cooperating. something is missing here. >> something doesn't add up. >>> when we come back, more sad news from across the pond from one direction, right? remember that? now it is "downton abbey." when will the madness stop and why is everybody leaving? >>> and a familiar look for kim kardashian. we will explain this one. it's up in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> "the skinny" time on a friday, and we start -- let's get this out of the way. let's get the pain out of the way. >> you do it. i can't do it. >> it is the beginning of the end for "downton abbey." >> moment of silence. all right, fine. >> you go, i can't talk anymore. >> it has been rumored for a while and now it is official. the final season of the s

and reena. can you throw it back to t.j. and reena. >> throw what? throw it to t.j.t know what we are throwing, but catch it. on the way to new york. >> we caught it, cookie monster. we caught it. >> been in this business 15 years and that was the highlight. >> highlight of your career. thank rebecca jarvis who will be at south by southwest all this week. we look forward to her reports this week. >> don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. here are the top headlines we're following this morning. >> a u.s. air force vet will be in federal court in new york today to face terrorism charges. prosecutors say tairod pugh wanted to go to syria and join isis militants. full details on the case straight ahead. >>> more testing being done on a substance sent to the white house to confirm whether it is cyanide. one previous round of tests came back positive for the poison. sources say the sender is known to the secret service. >>> chaos and disorder is how police in minneapolis are describing some scenes in their

and reena.says he personally reviewed the video of that where the two agents were perhaps accused of driving drunk but lawmakers wanted to know more and wanted to know why some of that video was erased. the director of the secret service was on the hot seat. lawmakers demanded answers about a march 4th incident. two secret service agents were heading back to the white house that night after reportedly drinking at a retirement party for a colleague. then around 11:30 p.m. they slowly drove their unmarked car through crime scene tape bumping a barrier near the entrance to the white house where uniformed officers had been investigating a suspicious package. director clancy said he personally reviewed the surveillance video. >> based on footage, previous reports of a crash are inaccurate. there was no crash. the video shows a vehicle entering the white house complex at a speed of approximately one to to two miles an hour and pushing aside a plastic barrel. there was no damage to the vehicle. >> repo

and reena, thanks and good morning. no break in sight here for the northeast as another storm system pushes in. we will catch a brief break from the cold air. in fact a mild push of air working up the 95 corridor from the nation's capital to boston where temperatures will rebound to the 40s at least above the freezing mark. but colder air catching up to the precipitation over indiana, ohio and west virginia. sleet will mix with and change to all snow and wednesday night in to thursday we will have some travel delays and headaches from our nation's capital back in to new york city where we could see three, four, five potentially six more inches of snow. a couple of inches for boston. back to the south and west upwards of a foot. >>> health headline sk the fda is out with a warning about tesston tost roan boosting drugs used by millions of men. they must -- only treat low testosterone levels -- they can increase the risk of heart attack. $2 billion worth of in the drugs are sold in the u.s. annually. >>> a texas lawmaker

ryan reena? >> thank you so much. >>> residents in areas hit by wednesday's tornados in oklahoma are just starting to put their lives back together. ariel shots over moore, oklahoma show the damage. some buildings suffered. the mayor of moore lost 24 people in a tornado two years ago called this week's storm a jr. tornado. >>> checking the forecast a blast of cold hits the plains and upper midwest with plunging temperatures and a chance of snow. some in the southern california area and southwest, stormy in the pacific northwest and in the mid-atlantic. >> 80s to 90s from las vegas to phoenix. 20s and 30s minneapolis to detroit. 70s in denver and dallas. 50s in kansas city atlanta and new york. >>> actor ben affleck joined bill gates on capitol hill to push for more foreign aid to parts of africa. they addressed the senate appropriations committee about the democrat tick pacific republic of congo where affleck is working to help rebuild the coffee industry. he took a moment for a shutout to patric

and reena. can you throw it back to t.j. and reena. >> throw what? throw it to t.j.ow what we are throwing, but catch it. on the way to new york. >> we caught it, cookie monster. we caught it. >> been in this business 15 years and that was the highlight. >> highlight of your career. thank rebecca jarvis who will be at south by southwest all this week. we look forward to her reports this week. >> don't miss our updates on >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85 i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call this number to learn more. this plan was designed with a rate lock for people on a fixed income who want affordable life insurance that's simple to get. coverage options for just $9.

and reena. can you throw it back to t.j. d reena. throw what? row it to t.j. and reena. throwing, but catch it. on the way to new york. >> we caught it, cookie monster. we caught it. >> been in this business 15 years and that was the highlight. >> highlight of your career. thank rebecca jarvis who will be at south by southwest all this week. we look forward to her reports this week. >> don't miss our updates on >>> making news in america this morning, poisonous package. an envelope bound for the white house possibly laced with a dangerous chemical. new details on the secret service's investigation. >>> american arrested. a formerlier member of the u.s. military accused of trying to join isis. investigators now detailing his travel overseas. with hopes of becoming a jihadist fighter. >>> dangerous dinner. a famous food item inside millions of american homes being recalled. what could be inside that mac and cheese that's causing so much concern? >>> shark scare. a hungry predator going after a fisherman's catch right next to the boat. >>> and good wednesday morning to you

holmes. >> i'm reena ninan.ews now." >>> the justice department calling for a sweeping overhaul of the ferguson police department in a searing report that shows racial bias. the attorney general announcing no federal charges will be filed against the officer who killed michael brown. >>> passengers who just landed at denver airport were forced to evacuate when the cabin started to fill with smoke. dramatic pictures as people were sliding down the chutes on to the tarmac newly released video shows a michigan bus driver falling asleep, slamming in to seven cars and causing serious the driver admitted to falling asleep but pleaded not guilty in court yesterday citing medical issues. >>> a second hospital in los angeles said several patients were infected with a superbug tied to a medical scope similar to a recent outbreak at ucla medical center. those are some of the top stories on this thursday, march 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning. we begin with reaction to the shocking r

i'm reena ninan. >> hello to you all.you. i'm reena ninan. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes.th us. we should re-rack some shows. we don't even need to come in some days because the story is the same. another winter storm to tell you about. >> true. >> it will pound millions of americans from where, from texas to new england. it sounds about the same. >> thanks for making us sound so exciting. it is supposed to be fresh and you don't know what is going to happen minute by minute. heavy snow falling in the midwest are another four inches could accumulate by daybreak. winter weather advisory is in effect until later this morning. >> a look on the east coast. it will be a mess day all day. quiet in the look at times square. heavy rain in some spots. six to eight inches of snow falling in other places. not welcome news in the mid-atlantic where melting snow triggered widespread flooding. let's kick off our coverage with abc's alex perez. >> reporter: it took just seconds for a swollen creek to wash away this temporary bridge in lyburn, west virginia. melting snow, heavy rain creat

reena, t.j.? >> the u.s.n in to death threats made against ambassador caroline kennedy. spokeswoman said they would not offer specific details about the steps taken in the kennedy case but says the u.s. takes threats to american diplomates seriously and the death threats were made by phone to the u.s. embassy in tokyo. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is now beginning to form a new government. it follows his party's decisive victory in the elections. netanyahu is expected to form a more conservative, religious government time. but the obama administration is concerned about the divisive language used in his campaign which would seem end to the peace process. >>> growing demands from democrats for an immediate vote on loretta lynch as the next attorney general. senator majority leader mitch mcconnell is holding up lynch's nomination until the senate finishes work with on a bill to combat human trafficking. he made comments related to rosa park when he accused republicans of putting lynch's nominat

i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. wednesday here with us. >> we begin with the blistering report on the fefrg son police department accused of routinely violating the constitutional rights of african-americans. >> after a six-month investigation and widespread protests the justice department findings released today to show a disturbing pattern of discrimination and excessive force. with we get the latest from abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: we have seen the protesters in the streets but the u.s. justice department accusing officers in ferguson missouri of racially biased policing. the scathing report engage ed in conduct that violates the constitution and federal law. justice department investigators went through 35,000 pages of police records. they found while black residents make up 67% of the city, they are 85% of traffic stops 93% of all arrests and 88% of cases where police used force. black drivers were twice as likely to be searched during police stops. >> we are guilty until proven innocent. >> reporter: bl

holmes. >>> i'm reena ninan.y in madison, wisconsin, thousands of protesters demand justice in the shooting death of an unarmed black man by a white police officer. the investigation. >>> measles outbreak in the u.s. even though the disease was nearly eliminated. researchers at johns hopkins predict more outbreak because of parents who don't vaccinate their kids. >>> a v.a. medical center manager accused of mocking the mental health problems of combat veterans. members of congress demand action. >>> and a new study suggests that today's parental obsession with boosting their children's self-esteem by repeatedly telling their kids they're special has backfired in creating a young generation of narcissists. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, march 10th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> always boost my ego. >> mamas are supposed to slap you on your butt and send you on your way. >> the butt, the bat, whatever. >> i got patted on the butt by my parents, it was for a reason. it was not enco

>> reporter: good morning, ryan and reena. we will certainly ask authorities about that today and with this new information, everyone wants to know if the pilot became incapacitated or was this intentional. this morning, the hundreds of rescue workers and investigators are again being ferried to the crash scene, some dropping in from helicopters. overnight "the new york times" reporting that dramatic revelation from the cockpit voice recorder. authorizes saying they heard voices one of the two pilots leaving the cockpit unable to get in during that deadly eight-minute descent before the plane smashed into the mountain "the times" quotes an investigator you can hear he's trying to smash down the door but there's to response from inside. >> the two main possibility, one, was there a medical condition of the pilot in the cockpit? did he have an emergency and start the descent and then have this medical condition? the other possibility is pilot suicide. could he have locked out the other pilot and decided that he wanted to take hi

good morning. >> good morning to you gio and reena. after years of staying quiet talking to the documentary filmmaker just may have been the millionaire's undoing. in it the documentary reveals a handwritten letter linking durst to one of the murder victims. today it is back to court for 71-year-old millionaire robert durst previously investigated in three separate killings but never convicted of murder. those three cases were profiled in "the jinx" and his possible confession even recorded on tape. >> what the hell did i do? kill them all, of course. >> fbi agents arrested durst over the weekend inside this hotel where sources say he checked in using a fake name and id. his attorney says he will not fight extradition but will fight the charges. >> there's a lot of people out there that think i killed my wife. that i killed susan berman. that i intentionally murdered morris black. >> the 71-year-old's first wife kathleen disappeared in 1982. in 2000 his good friend susan berman was found murdered as she was set to talk to police about

good morning. >> good morning, reena and ryan. well, on this monday morning we are dealing with just messy conditions across the southwest region. take a look. the pink where we have the wintry mix and snow and further south seeing thunderstorms across eastern sections of arizona. a very beneficial wet weather across much of the state. in a significant drought. this is going to continue to ramp up across the south central states. we are concerned for an icy mix across portions of texas. please do exercise caution if you are doing any traveling this morning. tuesday into tuesday night it's really going to intensify as it continues to press over to the east across the eastern sections of the u.s. another round of unsettled conditions. three to six inches expected in sioux falls by the time it's all said and done. reena and ryan, back to you. >> a major military operation by the iraqi military to take back a region from isis extremists. iraqi state tv reports they are fighting to create saddam's hometown 80 miles from baghdad. >> ira

and reena, thanks and good morning. no break in sight for the northeast as another storm system pushes in. now, we will catch a brief break from the cold air, in fact a mild push of air working its way up the 95 corridor from our nation's capital to boston where temperatures will rebound into the 40s. at least above the freezing mark into central and north new england. colder air now catching up to the precipitation over indiana, ohio and west virginia. sleet will mix with and change to all snow and wednesday night into thursday we will have some travel delays and headaches from our nation's capital back into new york city where we could see three, four five potentially six inches of snow but a couple inches for boston upwards of a foot around charleston. back to you. >> justin thank you so much. >>> we turn to the political storm swirling around hillary clinton. she spoke overnight at the gala in washington. didn't mention the growing e-mail controversy, though. critics say she broke rues by using her personal e-mail a

ha-ha. >> i do this on my own, reena. >> okay.> talking superiors here, a superiors to others. a descriptive piece of the old yankee stadium up for sale. show it to you. 13 letters used to spell out the words yankee stadium. >> they sat on the outside of the house that ruth built in the bronx for 32 years taken down before the stadium was demolished. that's when yankee great reggie jackson bought them. >> yeah he is putting them up for sale through sotheby's. april 1st. all 13 must be bought together the price is $300,000 to $600,000. some one might want to buy the y. can't do that. >> you can't do that. they take up room. some letters are as wide as 10 feet. >> your wife would not be happy if you bought that for your yard. >> she would not. coming up we have "the skinny." some almighty movie roles. who could play god, the pope? >> indulging children with the only best birthday presents. what critics are saying about parents who set up gift registries for their kids. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news n

>>> been trying to get you that reena. >> what?et excited. look at this fan. this explains everything. he's excited about his team. they are winning the game. oh! >> oh! >> that's my man. diaz jr. so excited about his louisiana tech team pulling off a win he rips his shirt off like the incredible hulk. >> good for him. >> one problem, his team is in the n.i.t. it means they didn't make it to the ncaa tournament the big dance. they are at the little bitty dance but he's still excited. >> did he just find out at this moment he didn't make sglit he was at the game. he knew they didn't make it. but still excited. >> this man is how you are inside. at least he's willing to show it. that is what is going on inside of t.j. holmes during march madness. >> razorbacks play today. >> tomorrow. >> you might see some of this going on. >> what about during the show tomorrow. >> not going to happen during the show. >> we're not really interested. >>> cereal in the morning. >> yeah. >> >> one artist here in new york city look at her work. sara --

holmes. >> i'm reena ninan.me of the top headlines on "world news now." >>> chaos in the cockpit, unconfirmed reports this morning one of the pilots was locked out of the cockpit of the doomed germanwing. a live report coming up. >>> dramatic video of a tractor-trailer being blown over in oklahoma. evidence of the powerful storms and tornados that roared across that state killing at least one person last night. full details coming up. >>> the army sergeant who walked away from his post in afghanistan and was held captive for five years faces serious charges this morning. bowe bergdahl is charged with desertion and misbehaving before the enemy and could get life in prison if convicted. >>> kraft foods and ketchup giant heinz are merging to form a $28 billion company. behind the deal investor warren buffett. those are some of the top stories on this march 26th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >>> we begin this half hour with the investigation in to what brought down the germanwing's flight. >

i'm reena ninan. >> t.j. holmes.ou know? >> not at all. happy to open an umbrella in the studio. walk under a ladder. >> black cat across your path. none of the stuff bothers you. >> doesn't faze me one bit. you know what was hilarious overnight? president obama on jimmy kimmel. >> good comedic timing. good. >> really good. the segment, kimmel does "mean tweets" read mean tweets about him. really funny. >> they were kind of kind given some of the things i have read about the president all. >> those weren't really mean tweets, you should hear what the senate says. >> we'll get into some of that. >> the president also spoke about what is happening in ferguson, missouri, more protests there overnight. the protests, had a couple competing protests if you will. took on two different tones. >> prayer vigils. police officers were shot and injured a day ago. followed by another rally. protesting last summer's michael brown shooting. we have abc's marci gonzalez there on the ground. >> more protests in ferguson, missouri. as

i'm reena ninan. >> i'm alex perez in for t.j. can't believe we are at it again, another plane crash yet again in europe. we will begin with the urgent search for tragic plane crash in the french alps. a german passenger jet suddenly falling from the sky. 150 people on board that plane. >> that's what everyone is talking about. the germanwing's airbus a 320 pulverized in to thousands of pieces. the area so rugged and remote emergency crews had to be lowered from choppers above. more now from abc's terry moran. >> reporter: rescuers on board a helicopter flying in to the alps, hoping and searching for signs of life. searching for wreckage along the rugged ridges of this remote mountain area some debris smoldering, the plane obliterated it was clear all are lost. you see the plane's windows there and a bit of the german wing's logo. it was supposed to be a routine flight. just after 10:00 a.m. the germanwing's aircraft takes off from barcelona headed to dusseldorf about a two-hour journey. on board 150 people including two babies an

for "nightline," i'm reena ninan in new york. >> thank you for watching abc news.ws now" isming up with overnight breaking news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow and online at abcnews.com. good night, america. ah-choo! ah-choo! ah-choo! i'm sorry, man. i didn't see you. i didn't see you. i'm sorry. i'm really really sorry. aah! oh, come on. come on. you've got to be kidding me. you're kidding me. oh, god. oh, god. [ spitting ] oh, me on! come on! get out, get out! god, get off me! everything in here get off me! off, off, off! they're coming!