alex lim, u.s. marine corps "i think the waves were kind of on the higher side earlier in the morning, as you can lsee its calmed down a lot." (nats) i asked marine corps captain alex and he couldn't tell me much about where is was being sent to. reporter: "how many pieces of debris have you picked up so far?" capt. alex lim, u.s. marine corps "i'm not tracking the exact volume of the phone calls. i know a lot of civilians any of these organizations are helping out." haleiwa alii beach park is still closed- serving as the command post for the several agencies working together to find these men. (nats) captain lim tells me they are maxing out all their efforts to find their missing ohana. capt. alex lim, u.s. marine corps "we are going to do whatever we can to find them. as that desperate search continues...community members gathered at haleiwa beach last night for a candlelight vigil intense video coming out of australia... a car smashes into a gas station nearly hitting a woman inside and it's all caught

iran released 4 detained americans, including washington post reporter, jayson, a u.s. marine and a pastor, iran in a move unrelated to the swap. the u.s. will pardon or drop charges against 7 iranians accused of convicted of violating u.s. sangtions. >>> a deadly takeover by al qaeda linked extremists ending today extremists attacked a luxury hotel in the capitol of the african american western country killing 23 and wounded 33 others. today, french forces from mali and officials ended the siege freeing more than 126 people. 4 of the extremist attackers were killed. >>> the search continues for 12 u.s. marines missing off the coast of hawaii after a helicopter crash. 2 helicopters, each carrying 6 marines crashed in midair and exploded. there were no distress calls. 18-mile area off awahoo, they have found-- oahu, they are hoping for a safe return and the cause has not been released. >>> tomorrow demaryius thomas will have a very special fan in the stands, his mother. katina smith will see her son first time. she was sent to prison in 1999 on a drug-related conviction. thomas

alex lim, u.s. marine corps "i think the waves were kind of on the higher side earlier in the morning, as you can lsee its calmed down a lot." (nats) i asked marine corps captain alex lim about the process after the debris from the two ch-53-e super stallion helicopters is collected. and he couldn't tell me much about where is was being sent to. reporter: "how many pieces of debris have you picked up so far?" capt. alex lim, u.s. marine corps "i'm not tracking the exact volume of the phone calls. i know a lot of civilians any of these organizations are helping out." haleiwa alii beach park is still closed- serving as the command post for the several agencies working together to find these men. (nats) captain lim tells me they are maxing out all their efforts to find their missing ohana. capt. alex lim, u.s. marine corps "we are going to do whatever we can to find them. they are family." as that continues...community members night for a candlelight vigil a developing story out of michigan.... growing outrag

jason rezaian and amir hekmati, a former u.s. marine and saeed abedini, a pastor.all journalists, many around the world, we have worked very hard to make sure our colleague, jason rezaian is freed. what are you hearing from t"the washington post"? >> we know there are journalists in perilous circumstances all around the world. there are journalists held by other countries in prison. this is an exceptional case because he has been held for more than a year and a half and works for "the washington post." one of the best-known correspondents before he was detained. worldwide news organization that is part of the news itself. the post believes that rezaian will leave iranian air space in the next few minutes. i heard from the post 15 minutes ago. about 15 minutes from now, he should be leaving that air space. the headline there is that he is now on the way home. we haven't heard officially from his family yet or anything more from the post but they are gathering more information as we are. it would indicate that there is some flight. perhaps the others are on the same

powerful words from a u.s. marine describing what his ordeal was like. we're also hearing from the family of another american still missing. not part of this prisoner swap, who say they feel as if the government has betrayed them. we have the latest from nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: free, after 4 1/2 years in an iranian prison. >> this is all still surreal and we're soaking it all in right now. >> reporter: amir hekmati, relieved and elated tonight. >> i feel alive for it is like being born again. and i just really feel proud to be an american. >> reporter: in disbelief as his captors suddenly told him to pack his things, he finally landed in switzerland on sunday. >> as soon as we got out of iranian air space, champagne bottles were popped and the swiss are amazing. their hospitality, chocolate, veal was served. >> reporter: a marine, his military training helped him survive, he said. >> i didn't want to let my marine -- fellow marines down. >> reporter: and he thanked the president, congress and his family for securing his freedom. >> even the iran

u.s. marines missing off the coast of hawaii. they van shalled flying two helicopter a that apparently collided during a training flight on thursday. navy ship equipped sonar has now joined in on the search mission. officials say is a this found some debris. helicopter that went missing. >> as search continues family members here at home, are grieving for upstate man whose among those missing. this afternoon dozens of people from sergeant jeffrey sampler's home town gathered outside of the city hall for vigil that's where we join news 13 live tonight. and, darren, how are family members handling this? >> >> we spoke with sergeant sampler's family and they are fearing the worst. even as the search continues. . now his grands father says he already more upping loss of someone how hope -- holds so dear to his heart. >> we are here today to honor him. dozens of friends from the upstate and family members of sergeant jeffrey sampler are already mourning his loss even as search for him 11 others u.s. marines continues overly the coast

u.s. marines, sailors and soldiers on a peace keeping mission killed. four stories reduced to rubble, crushing the men inside, a group the u.s. believes is linked to iran claims responsibility. the family of those killed sued iran and won a more than $2 billion judgment. now, almost 33 years after the bombing, they're still trying to collect that money. lip's brother captain vincent smith was among those who died. >> i want the people who killed my brother and the other 240 men to be held accountable for that murder. so far, they have not had any accountability, so they keep doing it. i want accountability. >> the arguments in this case come at a politically sensitive time for iran and the united states but the issue that the supreme court justice have to grapple with is whether congress violated the u.s. constitution by dictating the outcome of this case. the lawyer for iran's central bank argued congress went too far when it 2012 it passed a law saying that iranian money in frozen accounts at city bank in new york should pay off the judgment. the just

. >> the americans are "washington post" reporter along with a former u.s. marine, a pastor and a fourth person, their name has sfrufrmt bob levinson has been hold who is and at a rocker wrnd sfwrrjt but once again, bob, as they call him, has been left behind. >> we should be very relieved to say what we're dealing with at this point is a couple of downed frees, erika glover is one of those in miami dade. and really got off lucky with this same line in central florida. >> i think we made out really well whering all the program 'tis that were in this face tahj be inc. inc. i know that the cloud is still low, agree, darkout side, we will imimprovements s om west to east. the key lauro square, pot wall accept nouchl meteorologist eric noorngs off are permanent we're still not on the cool side, 69 in miami, pretty much low 70s across the board. even though it is cooler than we're this morning, the cool air what jet o' heft. an 17th and stps are still expected to warm up. improve behind this system. winds will begin it shift to the northwest as days go on. temperatures

u.s. marines are honoring the 12 men who went missing last week. after the two aircrafts collided. >> the centers for disease control and prevention says 12 people were hospitalized in 6 states. one patient died tpr-d the infection. now there's a recall of package salad that came from a dole processing plant in springfield ohio. saying maybe connected to the out break. there have been no infections in colorado. the cdc is issuing a warning. if you have dole salad and has a manufacturing code beginning with a. throw it away immediately. or get your money back. >> >> flint michigan dealing with a new health crisis. linked to that drinking water. >> . the city's hospital says it >> . there are a lot of communities in 60 degrees. at dia was close. 57 for a high. >> one of the cooler spots. still being relatively warm there in steam boat springs. hitting a high of 26. right now, it's a lovely evening already. 55 downtown. 49dia. just a little breeze out there. tphorg major. five to ten. >> . we're looking at the 20s and 30s now. starting to show up. in

u.s. marines and army. it's a risk he took for the possible reward of receiving a special immigrant visa. which brought him to the u.s. 27 days ago. >> i'm here. >> to this apartment. now five days ago. >> >> founded two years ago. by former taliban members. saving his life. after a five year battle. he got him to the u.s. >> . the risk they have. is very great. >> my kids future will be better here. >> . if you would like to help. we'll post a link on kdvr.com. >> . happening now. in oregon. a group of armed men protesting the prosecution of two ranchers. they have occupied a wildlife refuge. the stand off all started after members converged on the town. to show support for father and conviction. back in 2001. the father served 3 months the son one year. but a judge ruled their terms were too short. and ordered them back to prison. >> . the group says they are protesting the governments control over the land. >> a few months ago i directed my team at the white house. to look into any new actions i can take.

u.s. marines. third detainee is a past or.awn criticism from some of the republican presidential candidates. >> it proves once again that now nations and enemies of america around the world know that there's a price for americans. if you take an american hostage, barack obama will cut a deal for you. >> this deal is a problematic deal. and it reflects negotiating with terrorists. >> this should have happened years ago. we are giving $150 billion. this shouldn't be happening now. >> lauren: a fifth one already home in massachusetts. >> jo ling: great news for the family, indeed. let's get you caught up in the global market overnight. >> lauren: it's a red bag. ftse is down just fractionally, the cac 40 in paris 16 points and dax 12 points. >> jo ling: stock market futures are trading right now. s&p futures just half a point barely and nasdaq up fractionally as well. >> lauren: oil and gold are trading like this this morning. twenty-nine dollars and 11 cents. will it go through 29 once again? >> jo ling: oil sinking right now ri

he was a u.s. marine for five or six years. they lobbied for his release and kept his name in the press as we have heard with jason rezaian over the past couple of years. the fact that now, the next big step in these talks, that there is a resolution that appears to this issue, not just good for the families but also clearly relieve some political pressure on secretary kerry who took so much heat delivering the nuclear deal without getting their release ahead of time opens the door potentially to deeper diplomacy or at least strengthening of that particular link. when foreign minister, zarif gets here, i can tell you when he arrives here at the international atomic energy headquarters, there is a raft of journalists waiting to ask him that question. why now? what happened? tell us the details? so there is a real air of expectancy, not what one was expecting earlier in the day, comments about iran's compliance. it is about the prisoner release. that's what everybody is waiting here to hear about. >> do we have a timeline when th

also on board, a former u.s. marine arrested while visiting his grandmother.prison, spent time at a where they were subjected to beatings and psychological abuse. diplomatic negotiations that led to the release and they quietly played out this past july. throughhieved this diplomacy, without another war in the middle east. >> they were released independently and are heading home. abc news, new york. marines: one of the 12 missing after the helicopter scratch in the water on thursday. thomas is the younger brother of represented the district in the miss america pageant. the rescue crews have been battling waves in the search. it is a big night on the campaign trail for the presidential contenders with the final debate set to begin at 9:00 in charleston. there are two: democratic visions of regulating wall street. one of them says it is ok to take millions from banks and tell them what to do. newillary clinton says the advertisement breaks the promise of not running negative ads. we will have the debate at 11:00. forg for gold in the race president. and it isour

. >>> learning new details tonight about that horrible accident involving two u.s. marineoff the coast of hawaii today. we do get news about training accidents from time to time in the u.s. military. this one stands out specifically because the human toll in this one may be really high. it was 12 u.s. marines who were on board these two heavy lift cargo helicopters. they're ch-53 helicopters. usually called sea stallions. they're really big, really powerful. they took off from the local marine corps base last night. officials say they were on a routine nighttime training mission. but at around 11:30 p.m. local time last night in hawaii coast guard says they were contacted by someone who had been walking on the beach. that person reported seeing a fireball in the air. minutes later the coast guard says they got another call, this one from somebody reporting a flare in the sky. officials now believe that what those two separate witnesses saw was a helicopter accident, what appears to have been a collision between the two choppers. tonight a search and rescue operation is sti

amir hekmati, a u.s. marine, shouldn't have been there in that prison.on rezaian, a reporter who was in prison for reporting on the news shouldn't have been there. and so while we celebrate their return, this deal serves as a piece of propaganda for both iran and the obama administration. >> these reports are true, of course, we're happy for them and their families, but they should have never been there. and the fact of the matter is, this tells us all we need to know about the iranian regime, they can take people hostage in order to gain concessions. and the fact they can get away with it with this administration is one of the reasons i think it's created an incentive for more governments to do this around the world. >> cnn political commentators ben ferguson and marc lamont hill are here with me. gentlemen, let me begin with you, marc, when you listen to the republicans, they came out immediately, as did democrats praising this, but saying this is a problem, this broader deal is a problem, as we just heard from ted cruz and marco rubio. do you think, m

include washington post reporter jason rezaian, along with an iranian-american pastor and a former u.s. marine. u.s. officials insist the timing of the release and the implementation of the iranian nuclear deal are coincidental. the student from hingham, matthew trevithick, went to iran in september for a four-month language program at an institute associated with tehran university. he was held in prison for 40 days before his release but it' s unclear why. pam: commitment 2016. candidate donald trump back in new hampshire where he continues to lead in the polls. today, teaming up with a familiar face in massachusetts politics, former u.s. senator scott brown. our sera congi was there. sera:' s -- scott brown welcoming the gop front-runner for president. donald trump rallied a crowd in new hampshire at a car dealership. appearing with brown, who organized a series of political events. >> whether it is iowa or south carolina, we are doing so well. >> i think he is going to do what he says he is going to do. >> trumps sounded themes that propelled him in the polls. >> his dear friends. >> brown

former u.s. marine amir former u.s. marine amir hekmati. and pastor saeed abedini. undergoing physical and psychological evaluations at the u.s. military's landstuhl regional medical center in germany. family members gathered there today to be reunited. rezaian's brother was among them. >> jason is in good spirits. he obviously is concerned to make sure that he works hard to get better. but he is also the same guy. he is not too depressed. he really seems to be in a good state of mind. >> sreenivasan: also released in the deal: nosratollah khosravi- roodsari, who opted to remain in iran. and separately, a detained student: matthew trevithick, who returned home sunday to boston. in exchange, the u.s. justice department is releasing seven iranians being held in the u.s. and dismissing charges against 14 fugitives. the swap went through despite last week's seizure of 10 american sailors by iran in the persian gulf. secretary of state john kerry acknowledged today he'd been angry and frustrated by iran's action. but both he and president obama say the new, improved rela

the u.s. marine corps has identified the 12 missing men. >> denise: dozens of local kids are spending the night on of homelessness, ages 11 to 18 collected donations from passers-by, slept in cardboard boxes this is the 11th annual homeless awareness sleep-out. last year the group raised almost $5,000. the kids are getting up about now, they will continue their collection and talk about their experience at morning church service. last year that group raised almost $5,000. >>> coming up, president obama now stepping into -- [ unintelligible ] >> jen: we are heading to the westside steakhouse and a caveman sized portion of meat in cleveland cooks, coming up. >>> lake-effect snow warning, advisories in effect across the region. i'll let you know who will see >> denise: welcome back. the white house has declared a state of emergency for michigan in move puts fema and department of homeland security in charge of all relief efforts. this week the governor asked the government for help, surrounding areas ar

u.s. coast guard says the search widened along the north shore. and 8 miles out to sea. the marines were conducting training flights. each other. u.s. marines core identified the 12 missing men. >> >> we are asking the gas company to get clearance from those other agencies. >> the next air quality meet s-g scheduled for wednesday. in tkao eupld bar. so they will not be able to stop that leak until late february. at the very earlierest. >> . tracy morgan is returning to tv. the actor and comedian said to star in a pilot for a comedy. he will reportedly play a career criminal. released from prison after 15 years hoping to blend into society. the actor slowly re-sur surfaced since the 2014 crash seriously injured him and killed his friend. >> always good to see him back in action. >> the emmy speech. it was heartfelt. >> what's also winding down. the gusty and howling winds across the me row area. earlier on we were looking at wind gusts 20. 25 miles per hour. now still breezy. just not as windy as it was about two hours ago. wind gusts arpbdz fiver to ten miles per hour. heaviest of w

u.s. marines missing off of that island. they were in two helicopter that is collided midair and crashed. problems in that search as large waves are drawing visitors and residents to the honolulu' s fire department is there and says it will be tapped as needed. the u.s. marines are still collision. >>> now to the crime tracker alert and police say they need help to track down a man that stole several items from the campus including the american flag. he walked into the performing arts center on wednesday night with the flag. he took a projector and a wireless monitor. a witness told police he went by the name of thomas and he also apparently smelled like cigarettes. if you know who he is, call ufc police. >>> hundreds of hunters are descending on south florida this weekend for the state wildlife commission' s python challenge. the hunt kicks off today and will run until valentine' s day is the attempt to reduce the invasive burmese thi thons and last year caught 68 snakes. the team with the most pythons can win up to $5,000.

u.s. marines after two military helicopters collided in midair off the coast of hawaii. but as nbc's chief pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski reports, dangerous conditions are getting in the way of those efforts. >> reporter: two n ny destroyers off the coast of hawaii. part of a desperate search for 12 marines missing after their helicopters crashed in to the pacific. the two super stallion helicopters wore a nighttime training mission three miles off the nor short of oahu when tragedy struck. u.s. military officials say it appears that two helicopters collided in midair, exploding in a fireball that could be seen from shore. a collision so catastrophic calls from either helicopter. james was an eyewitness. >> all i saw was a big ball of fire. i mean big. >> reporter: the search area is massive. the do debris field from the fallen hicopters now stretches 18 miles across the coast of oahu oahu. but rough seas have hampered efforts. >> the white caps that are there, two the big waves and swells. it's very difficult to find things right now. >> reporter: but how could

serving time for one of the americans released was a washington post reporter -- another a former u.s. marine. a community in west africa has started three days of national mourning after a deadly attack on a hotel and cafe. it happened in burkina faso. al-qaida militants killed at least 28 people in the attack. the president of the west african nation says security will be stepped up in the capital and at the country's borders. starting today... we'll have access to a new report on the arapahoe high school shooting. the hope is that information can help prevent other school tragedies. a research group focused on youth development and reducing the number of problems in schools will release its findings starting at 9 this morning. in 2013 a student opened fire at the school. senior, claire davis was killed. you will be able to read the report yourself on the safe colorado schools website. today investigators are hoping to learn colorado. there will be an autopsy for one of the victims of that crash. it happened thursday in a remote area about 15 miles west of meeker and on friday the body was

u.s. marines fought house to house to retake the city. a vicious 3 1/2-week-long battle.ed in. the city was saved. and, of course, largely destroyed in the saving. the civilian population caught in the cross fire were equally devastated. the north vietnamese to their enduring shame had while controlling the city rounded up anyone seen as a potential enemy and either disappeared them away to unknown prisons or killed them outright. most notoriously when they massacred almost 3,000 people, rolling them, many of them still alive in mass graves in and around hue. duk knows full well the horrors and heartbreak of that time. in his memoir, "where the ashes are: the odyssey of an american family," he captures the terror of a nine-year-old boy, the son of a high ranking south vietnamese civil servant caught up in the nightmare of war. where were you in 1968? >> i was at the place where it's now a hotel. my parents were staying there, we were staying there, we were surrounded during the night, we didn't even know. my father looked out the window and just thought it was south vietn

the other americans are former u.s. marine amir hekmati .... pastor saeed abedini... nosratollah khosravi and a student identified as matthew trevithnick. they're flying from iran to switzerland and then to germany for medical treatment at a u-s military hospital. sekulow says "the family is excited about this. the children especially with not having a father for over three years. so it's a bit, as you can imagine shocking that this day has finally come and that he has made it through. in return for the release of the prisoners... the united states is granting clemency to seven iranians imprisoned in the united states. washington has also agreed to drop interpol red notices for a number of iranian fugitives. those are basically international arrest warran.ntenders for the white house some ugly core parts ial that we don't know about yet, so we should withhold dgment, but right now giveanks that the amerina ming back, and this should've ppened a long, long time ago. e prisoner swap happens as the international atomic energy ency issues a rert on iran'snuclear program:

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the former u.s. marine arrested back in 2011. this is a u.s. enduring freedom in iraq. and he was arrested in 2011 when he says he was going to visit his sick grandmother. at the time he was accused of being a spy by iran, arrested and sentenced to death. a sentence later revised to prison in one of the world's worst prisons. he was held in solitary confinement. an experience he calls inhumane and unjust. we're expecting that plane, that private plane to touch down here in flint, michigan, around 4:00 this afternoon. there are some family members on the plane with him and others will be here at the airport to greet him. so, you know, interesting i guess odd coincidence that he happens to be from flint, michigan, a community that's really had a rough go and could certainly use some good news and they're getting it on this front tonight. >> they certainly need a celebration homecoming when amir hekmati arrives home. blake mccoy, thank you very much for the update. appreciate it. >>> i want to bring in nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard e

alex lim, u.s. marine corps "i think the waves were kind of on the higher side earlier in the debris from the two ch-53-e super stallion helicopters is collected. and he couldn't tell me much about where is was being sent to. reporter: "how many pieces of debris have you picked up so far?" capt. alex lim, u.s. marine corps "i'm not tracking the exact volume of the phone calls. i know a lot of civilians any of these organizations are helping t." haleiwa alii beach park is still closed- serving as the command post for the several agencies working together to find these men. (nats) captain lim tells me they are maxing out all their marine corps "we are going to do whatever we can to find them. they are family." as that desperate search gathered at haleiwa beach last night for a candlelight vigil a developing story out of michigan.... growing outrage in flint, michigan where the city's water is contaminated with lead. the president even declared a state of emergency yesterday... this comes as flint's most famo

police are searched for a >> >> a u.s. marine freed by iran finally made it home. he had traveled to iran to visit his elderly grandmother. iranians took him into custody, accusing him of spying. >> new this morning, the marine corps said the 12 marines in two helicopters that crashed off hawaii are considered dead. status changed to deceased on wednesday after five days of searching for them. marine corps said each family has been notified. the search for the marines began last thursday when a civilian on a beach reported seeing the aircraft flying and then a fireball. >>> six minutes after 5:00, a georgia man is dead after police say he was targeted because he recently won the lottery. now, his family is begging for justice. birch had recently won more than $400 thousand. three mask ed men busted their way into the home and demanded >> he said "please don't do that. i'll give you my bank card." his girlfriend said the men shot her after they realized his water was not in his pans. he died instantly. friends say birch recently used some of his lottery winnings to

the former u.s. marine--arrested in iran--while visiting his grandmother.gfx:rezaian, abedini and hekmati all spent time at iran's notorious evin prison--where they were allegedly subjected to beatings, solitary confinement president obama--remaining steadfast in his message--that it was diplomatic negotiations that led to their release-- that deal quietly played out outside of the international nuclear agreement negotiated this past july.obama sot:we've achieved this historic progress through diplomacy without resorting to another war in the middle east.s/u: it's believed a fourth ex- prisoner--is still in iran.and an american student--who was released independently--has already headed home.elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. next at 6, fill her up! up!why you might want to get gas in the car sooner rather than later...and where you can get it the cheapest. 9 on your side at 6 continues you might want to get out tonight to fill up your gas tank before it gets too cold.9 on your side found gas for as station

a u.s. marine from fort myer is among the missing. the coast guard says it does not intend to call off or suspend that search. >>> an investigation is under way after an armed teenager died in a confrontation with a police officer. henry bennett bailed out of his vehicle. the teen pulled out a gun prompting the deputy who has pulled him over to fire his the deputy is on paid leave until this investigation is complete which is standard procedure. >>> rescue mission accomplished tonight. the coast guard arrived just in time to save two men from their sinking boat this morning. the coast guard helicopter rescue crew flew out to the men and then successfully pulled them to safety. >>> a mama bear and her babies took over a neighborhood. she and two of her cubs climbed up a tree sunday night. in recent years black bear have become a pretty common sight. but neighbors say they still get nervous when they see the bears lurking around. students go to college got helped today by the children of martin luther king jr. >> reporter: supporters ma

u.s. marines in hawaii. officials say sergeant adam schuler is one of 12 service members who vanished on thursday. they were flying into helicopters that apparently collided and crashed into the ocean. this is from his wedding on independence day last year. 's family says they are still praying and hoping that he will come back home. the search for the marines continues around the clock. heather: happy birthday, betty white. he turned 94 years old today. she has worked in show business since 1940. he might be best in for her role as a rose on "the golden girls." see was recognized in the raven the longest tv career for a female entertainer. she shows no signs of slowing down. white has said retirement is not in my vocabulary. joel: unc men's best ballplayers adding of the teaching cap's today for an important cause. they hosted the 13th annual clinic for special olympics athletes. special olympians got the rear chance to learn from some of the top tar heels. the group went through passing, dribbling and shoo