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that's where you would normally see a famous bridge there, but we're going to go right now to nbc's jesse kirsch, who's in grand rapids for us. welcome, chevy. how bad is it where you are? how much worse is it going to get, not only there, but across the nation as well? >> yeah, alex. i don't know if you could hear it, but it is the wind that's hitting us hard right now. we are in grand rapids, michigan. the western part of this state. this part of michigan, as well as western new york and the buffalo area, could be seeing a lot more snow over the next couple of days. there's a possi...

Into the isis-k attack. the pentagon released new photos and video from the karzai international airport days of the attack and leading up to the attack. with this report is courtney kube. is it a good thing or bad thing that they figured out this was not a complex attack? what does that say about our security measures? >> so what it proves is there was a lot of reports in the days afterwards, there was gunfire going back and forth. somewhere between the afghan crowd and somewhere from the u.s. coalition side, and that could have caused more deaths than the huge blast there. there were a numbe...

Took that year and many other years so many, so many grievous losses to the conflict in afghanistan. and on other tours as well, we lost people. it has been years of mourning. and it has been a time of reflecting back on all of those losses that even the most recent at kabul airport and that horrific suicide bombing. so many of us don't want to see anymore lives lost to this conflict. we want this to be success. we want to say, we got everybody out that no one is in harm's way anymore on the u.s. side, on the allied side on the coalition side. but yet, so many of us are still in touch with our...

Let me ask you quirkily, lahav, personally for netanyahu, if he is not the prime minister as we've been saying most likely he will not be, what happens to him future, both in israeli politics and personally as a private citizen? >> so, my understanding is that netanyahu, if he doesn't remain prime minister which is what seems likely, he will go -- become opposition leader, which in israel is someone with an official title and you have the sort of status almost of a cabinet minister. the reason that he's willing to do that is because this coalition is so diverse that there's a lot of skepticism...

Daily global oil production. if about the strait were to close because of the threat of ongoing attacks, it would be a massive blow to the world's economy. >> just this week, iran's foreign minister said his country does not want an armed conflict. and the retired general says the u.s. doesn't want such a conflict either. >> i'm confident that from the u.s. side and from the coalition side that there is very little likelihood that we would escalate and try to be more aggressive than we presently are, as barbara described in terms of the deterrent effect of our increased presence in the region....