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Iran. israeli intelligence is watching. we get rare access inside a post where they monitor every move around the border and under it. >> hezbollah planned it to be a surprise. >> they found six tunnels dug by the iranian-backed hezbollah group to get fighters into israel. its men startled when they were discovered. israel is not building a massive border wall to stop the militants. >> the situation right now is like a keg of explosives ready to be set off. >> iran has attacked israeli troops di...

Denver. the highways are no have turned deadly. trooper groves killed by a skidding car. low visibility leading to pileups. >> we can just take people, but we cant move vehicles. >> reporter: the weather service warning, do not even attempt to drive in this storm. danger on the rails as well. a new mexico train derailed by wind. no injuries reported. >> oh my goodness! >> reporter: and violent storms delivering destruction to an amazon warehouse in texas. wind gusts moving at highway speeds, upe...

Mountain from here. >> reporter: thats not all. from helicopters to howitzers. it is a constant battle to keep the slopes safe. >> gentlemen, youve got a big one coming at you. >> what would happen if you guys werent out here detonating explosives every day? >> there would be no way the ski resort could open safely without an aggressive avalanche control program. >> reporter: this year heavy snowfall bringing severe avalanche threats throughout the nations largest mountain ranges. over 1,000 ava...

Close by," this student says. the police say the gunmen, both former students, took their own lives. among the dead, five students and two employees. several others were injured. this school worker says she opened the kitchen door, rushing students to safety when they heard shots. school shootings are rare in brazil even though its one of the worlds most violent countries. now the local governor has declared three days of mourning. anne thompson, nbc news. a crisis at another school to report,...

Tonights blizzard in denver is raising new safety concerns in an unprecedented season for avalanches that have killed 22 people. our gadi schwartz went out with an elite team using high-powered technology to target the threat. >> reporter: it is 1 degree at the top of snowbird ski resort in utah. the wind is howling. the hike is grueling. and the pull of the fuse -- >> fire in the hole! >> whoa! >> smells like the fourth of july. >> reporter: as explosive as that looks, this is a rare glimpse at...

Family. >> you get connected from birth on. there is an emptiness in my heart. >> they tried to hold on, tried doing with less and tried working harder, never took vacations. >> i know that we did everything we could to survive. >> reporter: years of record-low milk prices meant they could no longer make a go of it. >> i said i never wanted to get rich. i just wanted to pay my bills and have a little left over. >> paul mitchell who teaches at the university of wisconsin says the pace of farmers ...

Nbcs morgan chesky is tracking it for us. >> reporter: from west coast flooding to a freeze. encasing entire homes in ice. brutal winter storms have left millions digging out before they dig in for the next one. expected to trek coast to coast. >> february has been absolutely incredible and record setting. >> reporter: in california, sierra nevada, up to 25 feet of snow in the shortest month of the year. a blessing for ski resorts. a nightmare in the valleys below. heavy rains brought floods and...

An unlikely refuge. one of the most notorious borders a safe haven for some of natures most beautiful and endangered birds. and a symphony on a glacier with instruments made of ice. we take you to the coolest concert on earth. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balart. tonight a series of storms leaving a mess across the country and another one on the way. less than three weeks until spring, but march is off to a rough start. tonight 52 million americans are under the th...

Morning. see you back here tomorrow night. good night.

>> reporter: he has a message for the pope: >> tell your bishops to stand down, stop spending millions of dollars on lawyers and lobbyists, and let the chips fall where they may in the civil court. >> reporter: cardinal cupich will be speaking here in rome tomorrow about joint responsibility. and, jeff, the theme for day two of the vatican summit is accountability. >> glor: nikki batiste, thank you for that interview. parts of the southwest that rarely get snow are getting buried. las vegas vall...