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From nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. Good evening, theres some sad news heading into this weekend for at least one american family. An american has been killed overseas. His death believed to be the result of a Mission Launched to free a large group of hostages who were taken at a bp natural gas complex. Islamic militants took hostages at the facility in the Sahara Desert in algeria. In retaliation for the fact that france has launched a war...

Kidnapped in algeria hope hes still alive. We were asked every night, hes in our prayers. Reporter algerian state news reported 100 out of 132 hostages have been freed with multiple kidnappers and hostages killed. Its not clear how many are still held hostage. Those who did escape have shared frightening details of their ordeal. Stephen mcfaul told his family in ireland the militants forced him to wear an explosive belt. His young son was overwhelmed by the news that his dad was okay. I never wa...

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The goal for Neilson Powless at the Tour de France starting Saturday is simple: win a stage. Hes certainly capable. So are the other five Americans in the field, and collectively they represent …

The goal for Neilson Powless at the Tour de France starting Saturday is simple: win a stage. He's certainly capable. So are the other five Americans in the field, and collectively they represent perhaps the strongest contingent of U.S. riders in cycling's most famous race since Lance Armstrong and Levi Leipheimer.