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Cairo / Josh Earnest / Evan Kohmann / ISIS #1174683

NBC Evening News for Thursday, May 19, 2016
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If the crash of this Egyptian airliner was in fact an act of terror there has been so far no claim of responsibility but ISIS has made a number of threats against Egypt recently. And as NBC's Bill Neely reports from Egypt. Passenger planes remain a top target for terror. Egypt's president and ministers meeting for crisis talks and refusing to rule out any explanation for the missing plane including a bomb. Concern growing globally. We have seen a desire on the part [Josh Earnest, White House Pre...
Reporter(s):
Bill Neely
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00:02:23

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