according to the russian state news agency tass thirty people died when the plane crashed on the runway a chair as you look out for among them two children we have critical information about how many people were injured we know that many passengers were brought to nearby hospitals many injuries were caused you to talk six gases being released into the cabin of the sukhoi superjet one hundred russian media reports that the plane has been evacuated and should have been should it be to airport was not closed don't completely buy travelers to and from moscow well i think they should expect delays in the arse to come is there any word yet on exactly how the fire broke out. well we still don't know what exactly force the crash but according to russian news agency says the fire broke out on board so that the pilots decided to return to moscow apparently the pilot heard three landing attempts this took him out to half an hour after crashing the airport fire department was not allowed to be assisted by our local fire departments so it took them far too long to fight the fire. and these pictures

and a penalty by brazilian jonah tass got one back for hanover but it was too little too late and the match ended three one. and second place dortmund visited mid table vertebrae in mn i knew they had to win to have any realistic chance of taking the league title from leaders by end and it almost looked like their plans would come true with dortmund scoring two goals in the first half thanks to christiane pulis sic he produced an amazing run an expert finish then his team night pack. also scored for the two no dortmund late braman tied the game with forty year old claudio pitts are getting his side second goal and in the match true or anything dortmund in disaster mode. you're watching data with news live from berlin up next reporter which takes a look at the midwife crisis in germany i'll be back with more news headlines at the top of the hour i'm rebecca riches in berlin thanks for joining me. with imho to be going to do goes on because we're biased but you know if i had known to them. i never would have.

hetoday, more than 150 crossland high school seniors made that big transition at the showplace arena in tassore. not so easy to spot in a cap and ground, r&b singer, crossland grad himself,an known as "t there to speak. >> i sang at my high school graduation and now i'm a professional singer. if it started here, it's growing here, you know what i mean, it can still blossom into whatevera you want t to be. >> reporter: we asked tank what he hoped the seniors would take from his words. anything is possible if you work for it. not even his lifetu ed out quite the way he thought it would when he was a teen. >> i didn't know this was possible.ev i had n seen this before. i'm a first generation at what i do. i knew i wanted to sing. i thought i would play basketball, i stopped growing, 5'10 h,inc i shut down. music took on a life of its own. >> reporter: from the crowds of loved ones to graduates on the floor so many hopes and dreams hoping he can inspire each and every one of them to come true. >> this surprise had been in the works for month. somehof the sc staff met with tank in l.a. and let th

proportion an appearance by robert mueller, who measures each word like a carpenter and put the turn in tass tern? >> well, you know, it's a good question. time will tell, but there was a lot of second guessing and handwringing after the report, the mueller report came out that the democrats had been waiting for this and were hoping that robert mueller and his team would find chargeable offenses. and at the same time people were warning, you know, robert mueller is an employee of the justice department in this instance and justice department policy explicitly precludes indicting a sitting president. and we saw in the report that mueller hued to that line, and so democrats were disappointed. i think having been tempered in what came out of the report itself that democrats would go into hearings with mueller with, you know, less inflated hopes of -- i mean, nobody's going to expect robert mueller to sit at a witness table and start blasting the white house and the sitting president. this is a temperate man by any estimation, and so, you know, i also don't think they're going to have buckets of

stated their support for the protest and juan guaido who the united states and many other nations view tassm president. mike performance had a contentious call with his russian part and according to the state department urged russia to cease support for nicolas maduro. they called out kremlin and cuba for their roles in protect and propping up maduro and last night president trump weighed in. >> secretary pompeo told me, sir, yesterday that maduro was ready to leave. he was packed up ready to go on the tarmac but the russians stopped him. what does that say? what are the russians doing down there? how does that change things for us or escalate, if you would, unfortunately? >> if that's the case, it's not acceptable. you hear a lot of different rumors. you hear he was leaving a different way. i'm hearing rumors about russia and i'm hearing a lot about cuba, and we'll do a very, very strong embargo and sanction on cuba. >> also one of the victims of tuesday's shooting at the university of north carolina charlotte campus is praised as a hero. riley howell took the shooter off his feet before p

behalf of president geissler and the state trustees, i deferpon you sharhonda v sh please move your tass>> and with that, she got sher diploma. she graduated alongside her son with ahelor in science in business administration. stephon earned a ba in music theater. congratulations to both. what a day. the way this played ou she posted something on facebook and that made its way to the president's office on the morning of he calls over and said let's g this done. >> looking at that picture, you get emotional, especiamoy with er's day, what an amazing moment for both of them. power of social media.t she wen viral first and now viral again. >> absolutely. congratulations on graduation. that's awesome. >>> our first low,o t the time wasted by the world's 7.5 billion people this week debating a coffee cup on the set of game of thrones. last sunday dragon queen sat at the head of the able to aft arfter her celebration. shetly asked for a grande skim latte. look here, in the midst of the party set centuries ago, the oe queen has a modern coffee cup sitting in front of her. fans will accept flyin

house reporters re in the roo >> russians came in with a photographer from their state media agency tass,ho took photos of this event, photos that were used, to some effect, in russi as propaganda. >> terrible optics. terrible optics that jusyou couldn't have scripted it worse. >> trump says, 'we're going to have a great relatio there's this investigation. it's just become a total irritant for me. and he says, "comey's firing, lied a great weight for me. the guy was a nut job." >> james comey... first the firing, now the fallout. >> narrator: the crisis kept building. >> some are comparing comey's firing to richard nixon's 1973 saturdayight massacre. >> president trump now facing outragafter firing comey. >> it is hard to overstate... >> narrator: then the president decided to speak out himself, on his old network. >> this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >> tonight, stunning revelations from president trump in our nbcu news eve interview. ..tonight our wide-ranging. th monday, you met wi the deputy attorney general, rod rosen...se rotein... >> right. >> did you ask for a recommen

confirmation but records coming out of government sources in tunisia that months of car tass who is one of those that have been investigating the breaches of the arms embargo is one the u.n. panel of experts he had been arrested by the we understand just before the security council meeting he has been freed all right james bays there at the u.n. james thank you. well the u.n. says most of the people who fled venezuela's political and economic crisis are in need of refugee protection governments not to deport them over 3000000 have left the country since 2015 as the economy has crumbled a power struggle is continuing between president nicolas maduro and the opposition leader one guy though the un's refugee agency says between $3.50 venezuelans are still leaving every day for less than half a 1000000 of sort of formal asylum mostly in other latin american countries let's bring in lives through a cell she's a u.n.h.c.r. spokesperson and joins us now from geneva the u.n. estimates around 3700000 people have left venezuela since the crisis began and you now saying that most of these are in n

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