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ah! on this sunday night, inside the mission. new details about the failed rescue of an american hostage. we re learning just how quickly the raid was put together and what may have caused it to go wrong. targeted. was an american mother murdered overseas because she was a westerner. tonight what her former husband is telling us about the attack and the children she leaves behind. royal welcome. prince william and duchess kate arrive in new york for the three-day visit. what is in store and who is missing from their whirlwind trip. and polar express. nonstop service to the north pole for a group of children who can use some holiday cheer. from nbc world news headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. it is a circumstance the white house said under the dire circumstances was a necessary one but with the death of american photo journalist luke somers after a failed attempt to rescue him from al qaeda terrorists. tonight we have ....
senator mary landrieu says she has the 60 votes needed to advance a bill authorizing the construction of the controversial keystone pipeline when it comes up for a vote today. we ll be watching that one. an architect will [ music playing ] 6r7b8g9s at the g 20 summit, politicians took a break from saving the world. take a look at these three photos that have never shaken hands before. you put your, you put your hand on red and your left hand on yellow. hold on, spin it. spin it! they took a break posing for pictures holding koala bears, vladmir putin and prime minister tony abbott with koalaings. here s other one with president obama and a koala. apparently kim jong-un heard about this and field bad. so he had his photo taken with a koala. cute. oh, speaking of koala bears, joe. yeah. have you seen willie lately in. oh my gosh. i know. so. so cuddly. let s have some grooming i would id things going on here. less than two weeks. the countdown is on. good morni ....
no probable cause exist to file any charge against officer wilson and return a no true bill on each of the five indictments. as soon as mr. mcculloch announced the victim the officer started to take rocks and batteries. i heard 150 shots fired. [ gunshot ] we are a nation built on the rule of law. we need to accept that this decision was the grand jury s to make. there are americans who agree with it and americans who are deeply disappointed even angry. i join michael s parents in asking anyone who protests this decision to do so peacefully. [ gunshot ] our community has got to take some responsibility for what happened tonight. we talk about peaceful protests and that did not happen tonight. welcome to morning joe. tuesday november 25th, a lot to cover today with us on set. mike barnacle. information communications director for president george w. bush nicole wallace. and associate professor at columbia university school of international and public affairs dorian ....
t is up next. going to be a very special episode. very special time. special panel. yeah. all right just keep looking at it. good evening, i m brett baier in washington, breaking news tonight, a deadly shootout during an anti-terrorist operation in belgium, suspects were said to be on a major attack. for the latest let s go to rick leveanthal. reporter: they say there is no link between the terrorists but there is a threat between the ongoing islamists in this region. they tracked extremists who returned from belgium to syria apparently were trained for terror. when counter terrorism experts were there they opened fire, security forces killed two, wounded another and made numerous arrests, raiding a dozen locations. no security personnel were injured. and there was another arrest regarding amedy coulibaly. it was an arsenal with rocket launchers possibly arming the kouachi brothers as well, who attacked the newspaper killing 12. last month, the french ambassado ....
your home. we apologize to the viewers of the five. greta has you covered right now. this is a fox news alert. the israelis andnd palestinians are still talking, indirect negotiations in cairo and the fragile cease-fire is still holding at least for now. how long? rick in gaza city with the very latest. rick. reporter: we are right in the middle, the longest quiet in gaza in the past 30 days. the question is how long will it last? israel said it s willing to extend the cease-fire agreement past 72 hours, past the friday morning cutoff. there is less indication hamas is willing to keep its finger off the trigger. there are reports hamas said unless there are significant advancements of the negotiations this week they will let rockets fly at 8:00 a.m. friday morning when the cease-fire ends at 8:00 a.m. that s tough talk to any who has seen the extensive damages in the gaza strip. there is extensive devastation, houses flattened and the death toll approaching 2,000. we vis ....