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About 40 killed in New Year’s Eve fire at Swiss Alps bar; Winter weather wreaks havoc from coast to coast; Trump speaks out about his health; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
More rain brings more flooding to already drenched California; FBI: ISIS-inspired New Year’s Eve terror attack foiled; Champagne sparklers likely started Swiss bar fire, officials say; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Maduro captured and in U.S. custody; Inside U.S. military operation to capture Maduro; Maduro’s mounting legal case; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Maduro to face charges; Refugees at the border; Political battle over strikes; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Maduro appears in court on narco-terrorism charges; Trump on Venezuela: ‘We’re in charge’; Venezuela border on edge as Trump suggests U.S. action in Colombia; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Venezuela on edge amid regime crackdown; WSJ: Trump wants to buy Greenland, not invade; Widespread protests escalate in Iran as economy spirals; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Driver shot in deadly ICE encounter; Investigators to look at key moments in deadly ICE shooting video; U.S. seizes two tankers off Venezuela, including one with Russian flag; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Protests and clashes grow following deadly ICE encounter; NASA set to return Crew-11 from International Space Station; Protests escalating across Iran and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Divided reactions to new video of deadly ICE shooting; Police: Suspects shot by Border Patrol were associated with Venezuelan gang; Trump threatens Iran as violence in streets grows; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Mounting protests in Minneapolis after ICE-involved shooting; Ex-husband arrested in connection with murder of Ohio dentist and wife; Massive protests in Iran as regime tries to retain control; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
500+ killed as Iran cracks down on protesters & issues threat to U.S.; Trump weighs military options in Iran amid escalating government crackdown; Trump administration vows to send more federal officers to Minneapolis; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
New clashes over ICE operations in Minneapolis; Backlash after DOJ launches criminal investigation into fed chair; Trump responds to anti-government protests in Iran getting more violent; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Source: Prosecutors resign over concerns about ICE shooting investigation; Clintons could be held in contempt of Congress after refusing to testify about Epstein; President Trump promises “help is on its way” for Iranian protestors; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Meltdown for Verizon wireless network; NASA set to bring astronaut home during medical evacuation; President Trump’s new message to Iranian protestors; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Violent clashes in Minneapolis over ICE operations; Dangerous winter blast impacts millions; Machado presents her Nobel Peace Prize to Trump; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Dangerous snow and freezing cold blanketing much of the East coast; Residents in Greenland, Denmark on edge over Trump’s push to take over arctic island; Trump speaks out about gifted Nobel Peace Prize; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump hits Denmark and 7 other U.S. allies with tariffs, escalating standoff over Greenland; Iran’s leader acknowledges thousands of deaths in protests, denies responsibility; Dangerous winter storms put millions on alert nationwide; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump’s high-stakes trip after Greenland comments rock NATO; Millions battle brutal arctic blast and snow; Trump touts arrests by ICE in Minneapolis while acknowledging potential ‘mistakes’; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump announces ‘framework’ deal on Greenland; Winter storm to bring extreme cold, heavy snow to millions; Border Patrol officer involved in California shooting; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Dangerous winter storm to slam U.S. with ice, snow and life-threatening cold; Trump reveals details of Greenland ‘framework’ plan; Vance defends ICE mission in Minneapolis; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Massive winter storm tests power grids as extreme cold spreads; Thousands of flights canceled ahead of monster storm; Thousands at anti-ICE protest in Minneapolis; and more on tonight's broadcast.
Federal agents shoot and kill man in Minneapolis; Secy. Kristi Noem says DHS will lead Minneapolis fatal shooting investigation; 196 million under winter weather alerts as massive storm brings dangerous cold and snow; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Minneapolis on edge after second fatal shooting involving federal officers; Witness videos raise questions about shooting that killed Alex Pretti; Massive winter storm brings heavy snow, dangerous cold to millions; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Sources: Trump to reduce Border Patrol officers in Minneapolis after shooting; Anti-ICE protestors clash with federal officers at hotel; Trump administration under pressure over deadly Minneapolis shooting; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
DHS: Two officers fired weapons in Pretti shooting; New video shows moments before Pretti shooting; Death toll rising from dangerous winter weather; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Race to restore power in freezing South; New video shows Alex Pretti interacting with federal agents days before fatal shooting; Close call on San Antonio runway; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Minnesota man’s plot to break Luigi Mangione out of jail; New dangerous winter storm threat; Border czar says there could be a drawdown of federal agents in Minneapolis.
3 million pages of Epstein documents released; Don Lemon facing federal civil rights charges; Luigi Mangione will not face death penalty.
Heavy snow brings near blizzard conditions and dangerous cold to Southeast ;Federal judge orders release of 5-year-old boy from detention facility; Explosions put Iran on edge as tensions skyrocket with U.S.; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mother is a "crime," sheriff says; Minneapolis field officers set to receive body cameras; Dangerous winter storm slams South; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Search for Savannah Guthrie‘s mother; U.S. military shoots down Iranian drone; Trump calls to nationalize voting; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
President Trump talks Minneapolis, Joe Rogan, the Fed, AI and 2028 in a wide-ranging interview; Search for Nancy Guthrie enters fourth day.
New details in disappearance of Nancy Guthrie; Savannah Guthrie and siblings release emotional plea; Three dead after driver crashes into Los Angeles grocery store.
Investigators analyzing new message regarding Nancy Guthrie as search enters sixth day; Opening Ceremony kicks off Milan Cortina Olympics; Trump account deletes re-post of racist video after outrage.
Savannah Guthrie releases new message as search for mother enters ninth day; Lindsey Vonn breaks silence after horrific crash at Olympics; Ski racer Breezy Johnson wins first gold medal of the Milan Cortina Olympics and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Investigators examining new surveillance video of subject outside Nancy Guthrie’s home around when she was abducted; Experts weigh in on how investigators might have uncovered Guthrie video evidence; Team USA wins 5 medals on Day 4 of Milan Cortina Olympics; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Man detained in Nancy Guthrie investigation released; Analyzing images of armed man on Nancy Guthrie’s porch; FAA temporarily shuts down El Paso airspace; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Investigators search for clues in Nancy Guthrie abduction; Immigration surge ends in Minneapolis as DHS shutdown looms; Team USA racks up 14 medals at Milan Cortina Olympics; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Sheriff defends handling of evidence in search for Nancy Guthrie; ‘Quad God’ Ilia Malinin falls and fails to medal; Growing questions about ice dance scoring after French team wins gold over Americans.
Sheriff says Nancy Guthrie’s family, spouses not suspects in abduction; At least two killed, three hurt in Rhode Island hockey game shooting; Elana Meyers Taylor ties record for most decorated American woman at Winter Olympics; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
New clues in search for Nancy Guthrie; Victims identified in Rhode Island hockey shooting; Severe winter weather threatens millions; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Deadly avalanche near Lake Tahoe kills 8; Oklahoma wildfires burn thousands of acres; Investigators zero in on DNA found in Nancy Guthrie home and question gun shop owners; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Figure skater Alysa Liu wins gold for Team USA, ending 20-year medal drought; Brutal conditions slow recovery efforts after avalanche; Former Prince Andrew arrested in UK; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump vows 10% global tariff after Supreme Court ruling; Severe weather hits parts of Midwest; Suspected terror attack on power substation; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Blizzard warnings issued as massive winter storm takes aim at East Coast; New details about shooting death of U.S. citizen in Texas involving federal agent; NASA’s moon mission likely delayed over new problem; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Record setting blizzard slams Northeast; Historic blizzard grounds nearly all air travel in Northeast; American tourists scramble amid cartel violence in Mexico; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Savannah Guthrie announces $1 million reward for any information leading to her mother; Trump set for State of the Union speech in primetime; New risks from historic blizzard; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Cuba kills four on Florida boat; Deep snow impacts response to Massachusetts house explosion; Trump focuses on economy in State of Union speech; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
New video of car overnight near Guthrie home; Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testifies in Epstein investigation; American citizen among victims in Cuba boat shooting, U.S. officials say; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Former President Bill Clinton testifies in Epstein investigation; Father of school shooting suspect takes stand in his own defense; FBI analyzes hours of video in Nancy Guthrie search; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump says Iran’s supreme leader killed in strikes; Iran unleashes attacks on multiple Arab countries; What comes next inside Iran?; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
U.S., Israel and Iran trade new strikes as conflict escalates; 3 U.S. service members killed in Iran military operation; Attack on Iran threatens to explode into wider Middle East conflict; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump says strikes on Iran could last four to five weeks; Iran War leads to tensions and travel chaos across Middle East; Austin attack investigated as possible terrorism; Hours of Clinton depositions about Epstein released and more.
Drone strikes near U.S. consulate in Dubai as Iran expands attacks; Gas prices spike as war in Iran hits fourth day; Investigations underway into plane incidents; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
U.S. submarine sinks Iranian warship with torpedo; Thousands of Americans stranded in Middle East; Fallen US service members identified in war with Iran; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump fires DHS Secretary Kristi Noem; Exclusive interview with Iran’s foreign minister; Dramatic bodycam footage shows moment police shoot gunman; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump demands ‘unconditional surrender’ from Iran; On the frontlines in Lebanon; Sources: Deadly strike on Iranian school likely from U.S. munition; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
New strikes pound Tehran after Trump vows to hit Iran ‘hard;” Trump oversees return of fallen American troops amid war with Iran; Gas prices skyrocket rapidly as war with Iran rages; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Seventh American service member dies amid U.S. war with Iran; Police search for perpetrators after explosion damages entrance of U.S. Embassy in Oslo; Investigation underway after explosive thrown near NYC mayor’s residence; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Israel attacks oil depot in Tehran; Gas prices skyrocket and oil prices volatile as war with Iran continues; ‘ISIS-inspired’ teens throw explosives at NYC crowd; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
New strikes on Iranian ship; Drivers hit hard by surging gas prices; New video of ISIS-inspired suspect buying material to make homemade bomb; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump to tap strategic oil reserve to bring down gas prices; When will gas prices come down?; US likely responsible for strike on Iranian school; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Armed man rams vehicle into Michigan synagogue; being investigated as possible terrorism; Deadly campus shooting investigated as act of terrorism; Rescue efforts underway after U.S. refueling plane crashes in Iraq.
Surveillance footage captures Michigan synagogue suspect buying fireworks days before attack; Cadets take down gunman in college classroom; Six U.S. crew members dead in refueling plane crash, and more on tonight's broadcast.
Powerful storm system slams Midwest as East Coast braces for impact; Trump calls for other nations to help reopen Strait of Hormuz; Gas prices could reach $4 per gallon nationwide average this week; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Midwest slammed by record-shattering blizzard; TSA callout rate surges as DHS shutdown continues; Trump urges allies to help escort ships through Strait of Hormuz; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump slams senior official who resigned over war with Iran; Historic snowstorm and record heat; Members of Congresswoman’s security team shot in police standoff; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Oil prices surge after attacks on energy sites; Trump’s DHS nominee grilled by Senate as travelers face long TSA lines; Potentially record-setting heat wave scorches western United States; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
U.S. speeding up Marine deployment to Mideast; Trump says he’s not sending ground troops to Iran; Some DHS contractors say they were asked to pay Trump ally Corey Lewandowski; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump weighs deploying ground troops; Lines at TSA checkpoints grow longer amid spring break travel rush; Strike hits Jerusalem’s Old City; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Nuclear sites targeted across Middle East amid war with Iran; Trump admin. rushes to contain rising oil and gas prices amid Iran war; Robert Mueller, former special counsel who led Trump-Russia probe, dies at 81; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump admin. to send ICE agents to assist TSA at airports; Iran unswayed by Trump's 48-hour deadline and threats to 'obliterate' energy infrastructure; Historic flood emergency prompts mass rescues in Hawaii; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Deadly plane crash at New York’s LaGuardia Airport; Investigation into deadly crash at LaGuardia Airport; Trump sends ICE officers to speed up airport security lines; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Search for answers in deadly LaGuardia crash; Senate Republicans optimistic about potential deal to fund TSA; Jury rules against Meta in landmark trial; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Iran rejects Trump’s peace proposal; Air Canada plane removed from LaGuardia runway; TSA warns shutdown might lead to airport closures; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
How Savannah Guthrie navigated the terrifying early days of her mom’s kidnapping; Trump says he will sign order to pay TSA workers following weeks of long lines; Trump extends deadline for Iran strikes amid talks; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Tiger Woods arrested and charged with DUI after rollover crash; Trump signs emergency order to pay TSA; FBI Director’s emails hacked by pro-Iran group; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Thousands of ‘No Kings’ protests against the Trump agenda; Airport chaos lingers as Congress fails to fund TSA; Pentagon reports new American casualties from Iran war; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump’s new warning and deadline to Iran; Airport security lines improve significantly as TSA officers are paid; Terrifying moments aboard Delta flight after engine catches fire; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump suggests war with Iran will end within two weeks; American journalist kidnapped in Iraq; Judge halts construction on White House ballroom; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Artemis II launches historic mission around the moon; Birthright citizenship arguments at Supreme Court; Trump address; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Pam Bondi ousted; Florida sheriff releases video showing Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest; Hawaii doctor claims self-defense in attempted murder trial; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Exhaustive search underway in Iran to rescue downed F-15 airman; Trump says downed F-15 won’t affect negotiations with Iran in call with NBC News; Surcharges hit consumers in economic fallout from war with Iran; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Urgent search intensifies to find missing American service member; Republicans push back against White House request for defense spending increase; Crews rush to battle Springs Fire in Southern California; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Historic mission over far side of the moon; Trump reveals new details about daring rescue of airman from Iran; Trump threatens Iran with attacks on infrastructure unless deal is struck; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
U.S. and Iran agree to two-week ceasefire; ICE officers involved in California shooting; Closing arguments underway in Hawaii attempted murder trial; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Ceasefire between Iran and the U.S. fragile amid continued strikes; Stock market rebounds, oil prices drop following ceasefire; Husband of missing American woman in Bahamas speaks out; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
First lady denies ties to Jeffrey Epstein; Strikes continue in Middle East amid fragile ceasefire; Husband arrested after wife goes missing in the Bahamas, and more on tonight's broadcast.
Artemis II crew reflects on historic mission after return to Earth; 3 people slashed by machete-wielding man at New York’s Grand Central Station; Vice President Vance leads high-stakes peace talks between U.S. & Iran; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
U.S. Centcom says blockade of Iranian ports begins Monday; Trump says price of oil may rise after peace talks between the U.S. and Iran collapse; Oil prices rise after U.S. military announces blockade of Iranian ports; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Rep. Eric Swalwell resigns following sexual assault and misconduct allegations; Trump facing backlash for posting AI-generated image depicting him as Jesus Christ; U.S blocks Iranian ports after failed talks; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Massive tornadoes tear across Midwest; Husband of missing woman in Bahamas speaks out after release; New Swalwell accuser speaks out after he resigns from Congress; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Dangerous tornadoes rip across midwest; Jury finds concert giant Live Nation acted as an illegal monopoly; First images of U.S. blockade of Iran; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump announces ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon; Deadly weather slams Midwest; Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax kills wife and dies by suicide, police say; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Tornado touches down in Minnesota while historic flooding threatens Wisconsin; Iran says it reopened Strait of Hormuz; Singer D4vd arrested for murder of 14-year-old girl; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Iran declares Strait of Hormuz closed in response to U.S. Navy blockade; Trump shifts message on Iran war; Dozens of reported tornadoes leave devastation across Midwest; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Deadly mass shooting in Louisiana; President Trump says U.S. struck & seized Iranian tanker; Trump’s approval rating hits record low in NBC News Poll; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump "unlikely" to extend ceasefire as deadline for deal approaches; Deadly shooting at Mexico pyramids; Close call in the air and bomb scares on board leave flyers on edge; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump extends ceasefire deadline with Iran as talks stall; Americans injured in deadly Mexico pyramid shooting; Close call at JFK Airport as two regional jets come dangerously close; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Massive wildfires explode in Florida and Georgia; Deadly chemical spill in West Virginia; Iran attacks and seizes commercial ships after Trump extends ceasefire; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Wildfires rage in southern Georgia, destroying homes; Search for suspects after deadly Louisiana mall shooting; Special forces soldier arrested for placing bets; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Tornado leaves path of devastation in Oklahoma; Justice Dept. ends criminal probe of Powell; Trump says Iran is ‘making an offer’; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
New details on shooting at WH Correspondents’ Dinner; Deadly tornadoes in Texas as millions are under threat of severe storms; New concerns about the fate of U.S. peace talks with Iran; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Shooting suspect charged with attempting to assassinate Trump; Trump calls on ABC to fire Jimmy Kimmel; King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive in Washington to meet with President Trump and first lady; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Grand jury indicts Comey for alleged threat against Trump; FCC orders early review of Disney’s TV licenses; King Charles kicks off historic trip to U.S.; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Destructive tornado tears through Texas neighborhood; Prosecutors release hotel selfies of suspect in alleged White House dinner attack; gas prices soar to highest level of the year; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Five hurt in Tacoma high school stabbing; NYPD officers hit by house explosion; Camp Mystic says it will not reopen after fatal floods; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Spirit Airlines could shut down by Saturday; Trump administration to pull 5,000 troops from Germany; Deadly flash flooding in Texas; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Spirit Airlines’ abrupt closure strands thousands of travelers; Concerns grow as high oil prices drive up cost of jet fuel; Trump says the U.S. will ‘free up’ ships in the Strait of Hormuz; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Iran attacks oil tankers in Strait of Hormuz; Secret Service shoots armed man who fired at officers near White House; United plane hits lamppost that slams into truck; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
U.S. had military security teams on board commercial ships to defend from Iranian attacks; FBI slams sheriff over Nancy Guthrie case; Evacuation plan for cruise ship with deadly virus on board; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Jeffrey Epstein possible suicide note released; Sick passengers evacuated from cruise hit by hantavirus outbreak; New images of frightening National Mall shooting blocks from White House; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
New positive cases from Hantavirus cruise ship; Multiple passengers from cruise ship back in U.S.; Tornadoes rip through Mississippi; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
New plan to evacuate Americans from Hantavirus cruise; U.S. and Iran exchange fire as Trump says ceasefire still holds; Pentagon releases declassified UFO files; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Dramatic video shows moment Frontier Airlines flight hits trespasser on runway; Spanish island braces for hantavirus cruise ship as WHO urges calm; 11 hospitalized after possible boat explosion near Miami Beach; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Evacuations underway on hantavirus cruise ship; Trump calls Iran’s response to U.S. peace proposal ‘totally unacceptable’; Severe storms threaten millions; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Inside American passengers’ journey home from hantavirus-hit cruise ship; What comes next for Americans exposed to hantavirus on cruise; Suspect opens fire at cars on Cambridge roadway; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump heads to high-stakes summit in China; Inside look at quarantine facility for cruise ship passengers; China’s battle for electric vehicle dominance, and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump arrives in China for high-stakes summit; Alex Murdaugh’s convictions for murder of wife and son overturned; New video shows incredible rescue of plane crash survivors; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump’s high-stakes summit in China; Inside China’s race to dominate humanoid robotics; Exclusive look at Chinese pandas preparing for trip to America; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Iran-linked suspect accused of terror plots on Jewish sites in U.S.; Trump’s high-stakes summit in China; U.S. seeks to indict Cuba’s Raul Castro; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Midair jet collision forces lockdown at Idaho Air Force base show; Millions on alert for severe weather with dangerous conditions expected; Trump targets political rivals ahead of midterms; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
New details emerge in the deadly shooting at a San Diego Islamic center, including the number of victims and the two suspects involved in the senseless attack. Plus, massive wildfires continue tearing across the West — we’ll break down the growing evacuation numbers and when relief may finally arrive. Also tonight, an American doctor tests positive for Ebola as the outbreak spreads across Africa. We’re inside the courtroom as a judge rules on key evidence in Luigi Mangione’s state trial, while tributes pour in following the death of former LAPD detective Mark Fuhrman at age 74. Plus, a judge tosses Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI, and authorities make an arrest connected to the “Punch The Monkey” enclosure incident. And finally, a heartwarming moment as a sixth grader scores an inspiring basket in front of cheering classmates.
New details in that deadly mosque attack in San Diego. Authorities said they are analyzing a potential manifesto from the two suspected gunmen. Plus, we’re learning more about the heroic actions of the victims. Also, from extreme heat in the east to a tornado outbreak in the midwest to growing wildfires in California, extreme weather is putting millions at risk. Plus, President Trump showed reporters the construction site of his White House ballroom. Tonight he's facing bipartisan criticism of nearly $1.8 billion of taxpayer money for his ‘anti-weaponization’ fund.
A Florida grand jury indicted Raul Castro, the former leader of Cuba’s Communist regime, with murder and other charges for the 1996 shootdown of American humanitarian airplanes. Plus, tens of thousands of people are under evacuation orders as wildfires spread in Southern California. Investigators are also looking into whether a shipwrecked sailor may have sparked a brush fire after shooting an emergency flare. And candidates endorsed by President Trump won or advanced in 37 Republican primary races overnight, while two longtime Trump critics were defeated. The victories underscored Trump’s continued influence over Republican voters. And a car exploding near Wall Street sent frantic pedestrians fleeing for safety. Now the investigation into what caused the blast.
Millions of Americans are expected to travel this Memorial Day weekend. Torrential rain, high winds and even a runway sinkhole have meant a day of frustration and delays. Plus, he was among the most winning drivers in NASCAR history and now the sudden death of Kyle Busch has left the racing world stunned. More on what both NASCAR and Busch’s family have revealed about his death. And U.S. officials announced a new plan to stop the fast-moving Ebola outbreak from arriving in the United States. Plus, at colleges and universities across the country, the students inside the mascot suits usually keep their identities a secret. But in a growing trend, they’re finding fun ways to reveal who they really are to their school.
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced she will resign after her husband was diagnosed with a serious illness. Plus, initial reports say at least 13 firefighters and three others were injured in a fire and explosion on New York’s Staten Island. And the Pentagon released a new batch of declassified UFO files following President Trump’s pledge to make those government files public. And ahead of Memorial Day, Tom Llamas sits down with Medal of Honor recipient William Swenson at the Intrepid Museum in New York. Swenson speaks candidly about his service in Afghanistan, remembering the fallen, and what it means to be an American.
Series of gunshots heard near White House ; Trump says agreement on Iran war ‘largely negotiated’; Trump speaks with Israel’s prime minister on potential Iran agreement ; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Secret Service kills man who opened fire at White House security checkpoint; Trump says he won't 'rush into' deal to end war with Iran; California crews race to avoid toxic chemical tank explosion; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Officers rescue infant from flooded car in Texas as storms snarl holiday travel; Catastrophic risk for explosion eliminated; New details on potential deal to end Iran war; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
In Alabama tornadoes ripped across the state destroying homes and tearing down trees. Flash flooding left drivers stranded. Tonight 30 million people remain under flood alerts across the South and Ohio Valley. Plus, in California, 16,000 people remain displaced as officials say a damaged chemical tank is still a threat. In Washington, a deadly chemical disaster at a packaging plant killed multiple people and left others severely injured. And Construction crews are building the makeshift arena for a UFC fight night at the White House as part of celebrations for America’s 250th anniversary. Plus, unprecedented news from NASA tonight as the space agency reveals its detailed plan to build a permanent base on the surface of the moon.
Two people have died and nine are still missing after that catastrophic accident at a packaging plant in Longview, Washington. Plus, an incredible moment caught on camera, when five men stuck in a flooded cave for more than a week were found alive. We to spoke with one of the rescue divers about the moment they were found, and about the difficult task ahead of trying to extract them from the cave. And new measures have been put in place to keep Ebola out of the U.S. Airport screenings at major U.S. cities have increased and a new facility is being set-up in Kenya to treat Americans. Also, the Coast Guard plans to reopen its search after GPS data from Brian Hooker’s boat appeared to contradict his account of where he and his wife were the night she disappeared, according to a U.S. official familiar with the investigation.
Firefighters and rescue crews are working to recover victims from the what’s left of an apartment building after a fiery explosion today. Plus, an official tells NBC News that negotiators for the U.S. and Iran have reached a deal to end the war. That official tells us it’s just waiting for a signoff from President Trump and from Iranian leaders. And former first lady Jill Biden is raising questions with new comments that she thought President Biden was drugged or having a stroke during the 2024 presidential debate. But those comments are very different from what she told the public at the time. And a growing cases of overdoses involving GLP-1 weight loss drugs.
Divers in Laos rescued a man from deep in a cave, but there are still others stuck inside. Then, a major setback for Blue Origin and potentially for NASA, after one of the company's New Glenn rockets exploded last night. No one was hurt. Blue Origin is set to play a key role in NASA's push to go back to the moon, The NTSB and state police are investigating after a mass casualty bus crash in Virginia, President Trump met his national security team in the Situation Room where he said he would make a ‘final determination’ on a deal with Iran. Several musical artists are backing out of an event backed by President Trump to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, and Tom Llamas sits down with civil rights icon Ruby Bridges, who at just six years old carried the weight of the civil rights movement just by going to school.
Four more men rescued after more than a week trapped in a flooded cave in Laos; Mysterious loud boom rattles New England region; Dueling protests face off at New Jersey ICE detention center over detainee conditions; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Curfew in place to crack down on clashes outside immigration facility; Security scares prompt diversions on two United flights; Urgent search for suspect in deputy’s killing; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
President Trump said he would be 'okay' if the Iranian regime refused to return to talks. The administration also appeared to abandon its $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund. Plus, authorities charged a former North Carolina police officer with assault after video showed him repeatedly punching a woman who said she was experiencing a mental health crisis during an arrest. And there’s a major medical breakthrough for pancreatic cancer - one of the deadliest cancers - which could double survival rates. And the treatment could potentially be used against other types of cancer, like colon, ovarian and lung.
Former Reality TV star Spencer Pratt takes on LA Mayor Karen Bass and Progressive Council Woman Nithya Raman ramen in tonight’s California primary. Plus, Police say nearly a dozen children were on board the bus when it crashed into the building. Three children and the bus’s driver were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. And authorities say the Frontier passenger tried to open an exit door, enter the cockpit and choke an off-duty flight attendant before fellow travelers restrained him. And new video shows a young man being chased and then knocked to the ground by a bear outside a workplace in Fukushima, Japan. It’s part of a frightening rise in bear attacks across Japan.
A suspect with explosives strapped to him was shot and killed by the FBI after he barricaded himself into a building in Bakersfield, California. New details about how he took 10 employees hostage and how all of them were set free. Plus, Democratic LA Mayor Karen Bass is the first incumbent mayor in 20 years forced into a runoff, with reality TV star Spencer Pratt confident he will also advance. And an Iran drone attack on Kuwait’s main airport killed one and injured dozens more. Still, late today President Trump dismissed the latest violence and said a longer term peace deal could be reached this weekend. And a truck driver was on the road in South Carolina when he saw a woman in handcuffs running down the road, looking for help. She had escaped out of a man’s car. That man is now facing charges, including for kidnapping.
Two sources familiar with the matter say former Trump National Security Advisor John Bolton, a fierce Trump critic, will now plead guilty to one count of unlawfully retaining national security information. Plus, a teenager is on trial for murder after stabbing another teen at a high school track meet. Today tensions boiled over outside the courthouse. And the NTSB released a report on the United Airlines plane that hit a light pole on the highway as it landed at Newark Airport. New details on what the pilots said to one another just before the collision. And a remarkable story on Mount Everest…after being missing for nearly a week, a Sherpa is found crawling back to base camp. He describes how he defied the odds and survived.
A worsening air leak aboard the International Space Station prompted five astronauts to temporarily take shelter and prepare for evacuation as Russia attempted to fix a crack on its portion of the orbital laboratory. We'll have new details about what caused those cracks that led to the tense situation. Plus, Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker spoke to President Trump about Iran during an exclusive interview. It comes as the president is touting the economy during a push for the midterms in Wisconsin. And Tom Llamas sits down with the king of the legal thriller, John Grisham. John discusses his books that have turned into major motion pictures, his path from being a small town attorney to one of America’s best-selling authors, and his mission to help exonerate innocent people from prison.
Severe storms put tens of millions on alert; Iran launches new attacks on U.S. allies; Critical California governor’s race begins to take shape; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
President Donald Trump is attending tonight's NBA Finals game in New York between the Knicks, his hometown team, and the San Antonio Spurs. His presence at the game has led to heightened security measures at Madison Square Garden. Plus, parts of the Midwest and South are bracing for more dangerous weather after flash floods this morning destroyed homes and left people stranded in several states. And with officials still counting ballots nearly a week after election day, former reality TV star Spencer Pratt has dropped to third place in the LA Mayor’s race. All as President Trump has raised unsubstantiated claims of widespread fraud in the election. And a heartwarming story you won't want to miss: a special reunion between a little boy and his best friend after the two were unexpectedly separated at the airport.
CENTCOM said it carried out a ‘proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression’ after President Trump said the Iranian regime shot down a U.S. Apache helicopter. Two crew members were rescued by an unmanned drone boat. Plus in Texas, 19-year-old Karmelo Anthony was found guilty of murder for killing another teen at a high school track meet last year. And off the Florida panhandle, a violent shark attack caught on camera left a man fighting for his life. Authorities say two staff members from a naval facility in Panama City went for a swim when the shark attacked one of them. And finally, in our series “The Cost of Denial” NBC News’ Kate Snow meets with the parents who decided to keep their daughter in a specialized mental health care facility despite knowing it didn’t take insurance. They hoped they’d work out a deal for coverage but now find themselves more than a million dollars in debt.
The U.S. launched what it called “self-defense strikes” after an American helicopter was shot down by an Iranian drone over the Strait of Hormuz, as President Trump vowed Iran would “pay the price.” Plus, billionaire and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates was grilled by lawmakers over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Gates said that Epstein was blackmailing him over his infidelities. And the security around Madison Square Garden has ramped up ahead of the NBA Finals game tonight. Shocking videos show fights breaking out after Monday’s game. And in Southern California there’s an all out search and rescue mission to find a girl who was swept out to sea while swimming with her mother and sibling last night. The other two were rescued, but now crews are racing to find the girl in the rough waters.
President Trump said an agreement to end the war could be signed with the Iranian regime within days, but that some thorny issues would remain for later talks. Plus, We’re tracking a string of tornadoes tearing across the Midwest where the severe weather has already killed at least one person in Iowa. And legendary golfer Phil Mickelson was kicked out of an exclusive San Diego golf club following allegations that he made inappropriate physical contact with a female employee, according to a report by Golf Digest. And Pasadena police released stunning video captured in California, where a police officer accidentally shot a fellow officer during an exchange that superiors say never should have happened. We'll have the video and the story behind it.
Tornado outbreak devastates Midwest; SpaceX makes history in largest ever initial public offering; Deadly mass shooting in Texas; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump says U.S.-Iran deal ‘complete’ after months of negotiations; Protests in Geneva intensify ahead of Trump's arrival for the G7; 12 people killed after skydiving plane crashes in Missouri; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Eight dead after B-52 bomber crashes at California military base; Trump touts deal with Iran to end war sending oil prices plummeting; Vice President Vance speaks out after announcement of Iran deal; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
One person was killed and another was injured Tuesday by a shooter at a Delaware hospital who remains at large. The attack was reported at ChristianaCare Wilmington Hospital in Delaware, Wilmington. Officers found both victims but no shooter. Plus, Federal law enforcement said they foiled a plan to attack the White House during the UFC event on Sunday. Five suspects have been arrested and there’s a manhunt for others. And authorities say they do not know what caused a Boeing B-52 bomber to crash at an air force base outside of Los Angeles Monday. Officials say the eight people on board the flight were a mix of military, civilians and government contractors. And for 39 years, high school janitor Mario Gonzalez helped keep Our Lady of Good Counsel High School in Maryland beautiful. So when it was time for him to retire, the student body made sure his sendoff was beautiful too.
Sirens are sounding the alarm in the midwest even as Tropical Storm Arthur is creating severe weather in the Gulf and wildfires are burning on the coasts. Plus, the judge in the murder case for accused healthcare CEO killer Luigi Mangione says the defense will use a psychiatric defense. We'll have more on what that means and how it could affect a sentence if Mangione is convicted. And tragedy in the skies of Texas. Bystanders rushed in with hammers to free survivors from the wreckage of a deadly plane crash. Plus, President Trump touted the preliminary peace deal with Iran, which now leads to 60 days of further talks. Critics said the deal gives away too much to the Iranian regime. And Rex Heuermann will spend the rest of his life behind bars after he was sentenced to life in prison today for murdering multiple women. In court, the victims’ families shared emotional statements after waiting decades for justice.
Relentless flooding has submerged neighborhoods across Mississippi and left millions across the South dealing with dangerous conditions. In one remarkable sight, an alligator was seen navigating the rising waters in a New Orleans suburb. Plus, At least 13 reported tornadoes overnight in five states created multiple paths of destruction. And the sound of gunshots rang out in Times Square sending people running in one of the busiest parts of the city. It comes just hours after the NYPD launched its biggest event deployment ever to secure the Knicks victory parade in lower Manhattan, which went off largely without incident. And retired Army Major Nick Dockery received a Medal of Honor for his courageous actions while on a mission at a remote combat outpost in Afghanistan. Major Dockery risked his own life repeatedly to help his men.
Millions at risk for severe weather; Deadly shooting spree in Montreal; New details on note sent to Guthrie family claiming Nancy has died; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Heat wave threatens millions in Europe; Police say teen attempted a Columbine style shooting at library; Trump touts falling gas prices as lawmakers pass war powers resolution.
Millions endure brutal heat wave in Europe; Trump and GOP senator in shouting match during closed-door meeting; Plane’s emergency crash landing caught on camera; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Miraculous rescues after deadly Venezuela earthquakes; Trump orders retaliatory airstrikes against Iran; State of emergency over Utah wildfire; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Brutal hot weather is stretching across more than half the country as record-setting temperatures and humidity target millions from the Midwest to the East Coast. Meanwhile, massive wildfires in Utah and Colorado are sparking thick plumes of smoke that can be seen from miles away. Plus, a horrific incident after a man was killed by a crocodile on a popular Puerto Vallarta beach. The California couple who tried to save the victim describes the terrifying attack to NBC News and questions whether guests were adequately warned about crocodiles near the beach. And a source with knowledge of the matter tells NBC News wedding festivities for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce will take place this week at New York’s Madison Square Garden. Multiple performances are expected from various artists including Stevie Nicks.
Mixed reactions from President Trump as the Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, in major blow to the president’s immigration agenda, and allows state bans on transgender athletes in youth sports. Plus, much of the Midwest and Northeast is already facing dangerous temperatures, with conditions expected to deteriorate later this week and into the weekend. This, as fires rage out west. And a 31-year-old has died after being attacked by an alligator while swimming in a Florida river. The victim was hiking in a state park outside Orlando when the attack happened. And Tom Llamas has the story of how the Tuskegee airmen, the legendary black fighter pilots from World War II, continue shaping the country today, thanks to people like pilot Alex Cole who are keeping their legacy alive.
A couple is in police custody, charged with felonies including reckless endangerment after they climbed to the top of the Empire State Building midday, drawing crowds with a banner and apparent marriage proposal, as investigators try to figure out how they gained access to the restricted area. Plus, it's easily going to be the wedding of the year. A planning memo just revealed shares new details about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding festivities starting tomorrow. And President Trump traveled to North Dakota on board a new Air Force One aircraft, which was a gift from Qatar. Finally, Tom Llamas introduces us to Harlan Kredit, believed to be the longest-serving ranger at Yellowstone National Park. He has been suiting up there for more than five decades and spreading his love of the park to people for generations.
The heat is on. A life-threatening heat dome is now expected to remain over much of the east for days. New York City, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. are all declaring heat emergencies. And the extreme heat is already impacting the holiday travel rush. Plus, a former Olympic canoeist was indicted by a grand jury for allegedly damaging the renovated Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool. Prosecutors say park officers saw him ripping up pieces of the pool’s liner. And security has ramped up outside of Madison Square Garden as the massive celebrations start. The couple donated 26 million dollars to charities across the U.S. before their big day. Finally, Tom Llamas introduces us to Eileen Collins, a retired NASA astronaut, who made history as the first female pilot and the first female commander of a space shuttle mission.
Dangerous heat is forcing changes to Fourth of July events nationwide. Philadelphia canceled its parade, and Washington temporarily closed the Great American State Fair on the National Mall. Plus, a chaotic scene in Dearborn, Michigan on this holiday weekend after shots rang out at at a suburban Detroit mall. Authorities say two are dead and one injured after an argument sent shoppers scrambling for safety. And an 18-month-old boy was rushed to an Arizona hospital after being found face-down in a swimming pool. New police video shows how the little boy was declared dead, but hours later was found breathing and alive by a medical examiner. And Madison Square Garden was awash with police presence and excited onlookers as the site of wedding festivities for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce today, with celebrities including Ethan Hawke and Bradley Cooper spotted heading into the famous New York City under tight security.
Massive celebrations for America’s 250th birthday; Trump to celebrate America’s 250th birthday with speech tonight; Richard Engel is in Tehran where huge crowds are gathering for the funeral of the late supreme leader; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Holiday weekend marked by powerful thunderstorms up and down the East Coast; Passengers rescued after seaplane makes hard landing on New York’s East River; Trump takes hard stance against communism during July 4 speech; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Tens of millions across Northeast under flood alerts; Funeral for Iran’s late supreme leader; Top Team USA star to play in World Cup match after Trump weighs in on controversial penalty; New video of dramatic seaplane rescue; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
U.S. launches retaliatory airstrikes after Iran attacks commercial ships; Search for missing cargo plane; Rush to stabilize NYC high-rise at risk of collapse; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Trump declares Iran ceasefire "over" as U.S. launches new retaliatory strikes; New details on missing cargo plane; Hundreds of snakes loose in China after typhoon; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
New video showing U.S. strikes on Iran; Ex-roommate: Charlie Kirk killing suspect said he wished "he hadn't done it"; Maine Democrats scramble to find new Senate candidate; and more on tonight's broadcast.
Passenger partly sucked through airplane window; Urgent flooding rescues in the heartland; Parents of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells speak out on his death; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Severe storms in the Midwest turn deadly; Iran’s supreme leader vows revenge for father’s killing; Sons of migrant killed by ICE in Texas demand answers; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Senator Lindsey Graham dies at 71 after “brief illness”; Questions about who will replace Sen. Graham as new image of Sen. McConnell released; U.S. and Iran trade strikes and conflicting claims about the Strait of Hormuz; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
FBI agents search Sen. Graham’s D.C. home; U.S. strikes Iran for third night after Trump reinstates Iran blockade; ICE-involved shooting leaves one person dead in Maine; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
More than 30 states are grappling with cyclospora, a parasite that can be found on fresh produce. A top health official in Michigan says it could be linked to lettuce. Plus, two senior DHS officials say the pause is temporary as the agency works to determine what additional training is needed. And extreme weather: Heavy rains are slamming parts of Texas. Governor Abbott has issued a disaster declaration for 59 counties. Plus, two teens are charged with tampering with key physical evidence linked to the death of 18-year-old Daniel Erving. Erving’s family is pushing authorities to bring new charges. And the "Miracle on the Hudson" pilot has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger says he's determined to use his diagnosis to help others.
As dangerous wildfire smoke smothers the Midwest and Northeast, we have new video tonight of one of the wildfires responsible for it and the workers it nearly trapped. Plus, another terrifying scene this morning in San Antonio as a twister touches down near an interstate. We'll have the latest on it and the flood waters paralyzing part of the state. And rescuers pulled survivors from the cold waters of San Francisco Bay after a 50-foot cabin cruiser capsized and sank near Alcatraz Island. One person was killed and three others are missing. Plus, President Trump posted on Truth Social to undo an order from the night before by DHS that would have temporarily banned immigration officers from pursuing people fleeing in vehicles. And Todd Blanche faced tough questioning by the Senate Judiciary Committee as he navigates a narrow path to confirmation as Attorney General.
The FDA is investigating an iceberg lettuce supplier as the source of a parasite outbreak causing "explosive" diarrhea in people who contract the illness. Nationwide, nearly 7,000 people may have been sickened, with 1,645 of those cases confirmed and more than 5,100 still under investigation. Plus, smoke from Canadian wildfires is blanketing major cities across the U.S., obscuring iconic skylines and prompting air quality alerts. And raging flood waters rushed into cars and homes after a water main break today. Two men scrambled to get out of a sinkhole that opened up near Sunset Boulevard. NBC News’ Steve Patterson reports from the scene. And there's good news tonight: A family who lost everything in the devastating Utah wildfires was surprised with a new home donated by members of the community. It’s a powerful example of neighbors helping neighbors.
100 million Americans are facing dangerous wildfire smoke from Canada. That smoke is now on the move and smothering new U.S. cities. We'll have the serious health warning from officials. Plus, after walls of water tore through the Texas Hill Country, the flooding emergency is not over yet. We're in Kerr County with a first look at the mass destruction there. And in a primetime address to the nation President Trump castigated the security of the U.S. election system. Critics called out his speech for lacking new evidence to support his claims. Plus Taylor Farms says they are voluntarily removing all iceberg lettuce from the U.S. market sourced from one Mexican farm. Taco Bell says they have removed all Taylor Farms lettuce from their restaurants and supply chain nationwide. And finally in our Great Americans segment we'll sit down with actor and comedian John Leguizamo and how he landed a pivotal role in Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" playing in theaters nationwide this weekend.
U.S. military says 2 service members killed in Jordan by Iranian attacks; Dangerous storms put more than 100 million at risk across the Northeast; Major disaster declared after Texas floods ; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Service member killed in Northern Iraq as U.S. recovers unidentified remains in Jordan; Spain outlasts Argentina 1-0 to win World Cup title; Millions of Americans brace for severe weather as wildfire smoke smothers the Midwest; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Two women and three men died during a fishing trip when one person started struggling and the others jumped in to help, according to the Associated Press. In the meantime, in other parts of Ohio and the country, water rescues this weekend stacked up by the dozens because of extreme rain. Plus, the FBI is investigating after officials say a man used an apparent bundle of fireworks, an airsoft rifle and an incendiary liquid to target a federal building in Manhattan that houses an ICE office. And after a weekend of deadly attacks, the Pentagon has released the identities of some of the fallen service members, including 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan from Hawaii and Pvt. Isabella Gonzales from Texas, who were killed from an Iranian attack. NBC’s Keir Simmons reports from the region. Finally, the man tossed by a bison in Yellowstone National Park speaks out from his hospital bed. Carl McDaniel describes the moment a bison charged him, sending him airborne and leaving him with a fractured hip.
Extreme weather in the New York City area. Video appears to show a massive funnel cloud in New Jersey. Downed trees cutting off highways and violent downpours submerging neighborhoods. Plus, New terrifying video shows a man opening fire in a North Las Vegas neighborhood. The shooter unleashes multiple rounds, appearing to randomly fire as he roams the streets. And Iran launched new attacks on U.S. allies in the region today even as Secretary Hegseth made his case to a Senate committee for more funding. The hearing turned contentious with a verbal dispute over leadership. Plus, a great white shark is seen swimming terrifyingly close to a group of kids playing in the ocean. We'll hear from the photographer who captured the chilling video. And in Good News Tonight a New Jersey man is grateful to be alive after a heart attack nearly killed him. He credits the fact-action of nearby police officers for saving his life, and thanked them as he left the hospital.
As the center of Tropical Storm Bertha churns over Southeast Louisiana, the storm is packing a punch. Plus, a forensic pathologist hired by the family of Nolan Wells says so far the cause and manner of death is undetermined. The autopsy was performed four days after his body was found. And the President was at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware today for the dignified transfer of four military personnel killed in recent days in the Middle East as attacks between the U.S. and Iran have escalated. One of the families of the fallen then flew home to Georgia aboard Air Force One with President Trump. And Florida investigators say a woman wanted for murder has been on the run for almost a month, and they believe she’s possibly using disguises to evade capture. Now, they’re increasing the reward as authorities plead with the public for help.
Terrifying moments in New York City this afternoon when two people were stabbed near Central Park, just feet from a synagogue. Witnesses say the attacker yelled Allahu-Akbar. Plus, Deadly flooding in West Virginia. We're learning at least two people have lost their lives/ And we're tracking Tropical Storm Bertha as it hits Texas. And international oil prices pushed past $100 a barrel today as markets reacted to a new threat by the Houthis in Yemen against ships in the Red Sea. Plus, a controversial new FDA panel recommendation about the sale of peptides; popular treatments that promise you everything from adding muscle to losing weight. We'll explain why not everyone thinks they’re a good idea.
Investigators are now tying Cyclospora cases in Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania to Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell. Plus, 16-year-old Colt Gray pleaded guilty to a 2024 Georgia school shooting in which he was accused of murdering four people. Played in court today was an audio recording of his interview with law enforcement just moments after the shooting. And witnesses and nearby boaters rushed to help after a seaplane carrying 11 people crashed near Sucia Island. Authorities say everyone survived, but one person remains in critical condition. We'll have the incredible video. And NBA superstar LeBron James, announced he plans to end his legendary career with the Philadelphia 76ers. In a social media post, James wrote “I believe I can help make the Philadelphia 76ers a championship team.”
Hundreds of thousands race to escape wildfires in France and Spain; Millions of eggs recalled over possible Salmonella contamination; Anti-ICE demonstrations across the country; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Out-of-control wildfires burn in Europe as millions brace for severe weather in the U.S; Suspect killed after deadly Berlin terror attack; New diplomatic push to end war with Iran; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Devastating storms in Wisconsin and Illinois. New video shows the destruction of houses and mangled vehicles on the highway, where a brutal tornado hit today, downed trees crashed into multiple homes and cars. Plus, three people were killed and four others were injured in what police believe was a shootout between a pair of gunmen at a major food festival in Seattle on Sunday night. And it's been nearly six months since 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was abducted from her home in Tucson. Law enforcement sources tell us there have been no significant developments. Plus, Mia Bieniemy, the wife of Eric Bieniemy, was shot more than once Sunday evening. According to the criminal complaint, the couple’s son shot her in the left forearm and shoulder. The Kansas City Chiefs head coach says she’s in stable condition. Finally, a pair of newlywed Arizona firefighters are on the mend after one donated a kidney to save the other. They say they hope it will inspire others to consider organ donation.
Tens of millions in the Northeast are facing torrential downpours from powerful, slow-moving storms. This as the upper Midwest cleans up from multiple tornadoes there.Plus, a 6.8 earthquake struck the southern Japanese island of Kyushu leaving dozens injured and causing extensive damage. First responders are now racing to save lives as authorities warn the public to remain vigilant. And President Trump delivered an emotional eulogy at the funeral for Senator Lindsey Graham. The leaders of Ukraine and Israel, who Graham strongly supported, were also in attendance. Plus, there's new video of an American woman missing in Grenada. Liz Waddell’s family released surveillance footage that they say shows her final moments before she disappeared. Waddell is seen walking near the shoreline and swimming in the water. And ahead of his "Concert for Peace,' Tom Llamas takes us to Pope Leo's private summer residence just an hour outside Rome for a rare look at the grounds there.
Tom Llamas speaks with Pope Leo after his historic ‘Concert for Peace.” The Pope talked about what he loves about America, his family’s history, and when he plans to come back to the United States. Plus, Dr. Anthony Fauci declined to answer lawmaker questions as he was grilled over his actions during the pandemic. And President Trump is vowing a retaliatory strike against Iran after the Iranian regime unsuccessfully attempted to attack U.S. troops. Plus, terrifying dashcam video shows a suspect pursuing a car in reverse. Police say 29-year-old Arman Hastings intentionally swerved into oncoming traffic and later tracked a couple for more than a mile as they tried to escape. Finally, Tom Llamas speaks with children in the choir who were part of today’s historic ‘Concert for Peace.’ The young singers, coming from places gripped by crisis. They came together at the Pope’s summer retreat, along with Andrea Bocelli, for a very special performance.
The Trump administration is warning about potential cyberattacks after a senior law enforcement official told NBC News that a cyberattack on water systems in Minnesota had all the hallmarks of Iranian-backed hackers. Plus, President Trump is threatening to withdraw the nomination of acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. And wildfires are now burning in more European countries, including the United Kingdom. And in France, one of its most famous residents, George Clooney, was forced to evacuate. Plus, Ryder Williams, the 16-year-old lifeguard credited with saving a boy off California’s Santa Cruz coast is speaking out for the first time. The father of the boy rescued tells NBC News he is eternally grateful to Williams. And in our series “The Cost of Denial,” the Oregon mother who had to fight for approval to treat the near constant pain she was in due to a common complication many women face following pregnancy.
The Pima County Sheriff’s office has released the two ransom notes they believe may be from the person or people who kidnapped Nancy Guthrie earlier this year. One of them describes her as ‘safe but scared’...but days later they say she “perished shortly after she was taken.” And a fighter jet crashed in San Diego today after suffering a “class A mishap,” according to officials. The crash sparked a fire in a field on the base. We'll have details of the pilot's injuries. Plus, the FBI issued a warning about cyberattacks on municipal water systems in seven states. In Minnesota alone, more than 30 water systems have been attacked and a senior law enforcement official told NBC News that the attack bears all the hallmarks of Iranian-backed hackers. And in our 'Great America's segment, he was a fixture in Americans’ homes in the 90’s. Culinary icon Emeril Lagasse is still “kicking it up a notch.”
3 dead, 2 injured in shooting incident in Twin Falls, Idaho; Dangerous heat and wildfire threats impact millions nationwide; Savannah Guthrie issues new plea six months after mother’s kidnapping; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Dangerous wildfires in Washington burn thousands of acres; New video shows moment hero fires at shooter at Idaho In-and-Out; Fragile ceasefire between U.S. and Iran; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Three wildfires in Spokane, Washington have destroyed more than 700 structures and forced tens of thousands to flee to safety. We'll have live reporting from inside the fire zone. Plus, the dangerous illness linked to lettuce has now turned deadly, with two people reported dead in Michigan. In North Carolina, officials say recent cases reported eating parsley and cilantro. And caught on camera: A terrifying collision in the Bahamas where 10 Americans aboard a seaplane crashed into a dock. Bystanders sprang into action, racing to rescue those trapped. We'll show the stunning video that captured every dramatic moment. And we’re learning new details on the victims of a mass shooting at an Idaho In-N-Out Burger that left three people dead and seven injured. We'll hear about the actions of two men being credited for trying to stop the gunman.
Police arrested a suspect they said was acting suspiciously on the property, taking photos and monitoring security. We'll have the late-breaking details. Plus, a man with a previous manslaughter conviction was arrested in Spokane, WA and had his first appearance in court today. And Chipotle says it has replaced jalapeños over salmonella concerns. The restaurant chain reports jalapeños are used in guacamole, pico de gallo and more. Meanwhile, we have new reporting on more cases in that illness linked to lettuce. Plus, the FCC won’t allow many new foreign made robotic devices, a lot of them coming from China, to be sold in the U.S., citing national security and economic concerns. And in 'Good News Tonight' 6-year-old Asher Harvey loves the Carolina Panthers. He was born with a heart anomaly that his mom says is akin to having “half a heart,” but he hasn’t let that stop him from dreaming big.
The CDC is reporting that there are more than 300 cases of salmonella across the country. At least 36 people have been hospitalized. Both Chipotle and Qdoba say they have removed jalapenos from all restaurants. Plus, a man is facing firearms charges after his arrest at President Trump’s golf club in California. Police said he had an arsenal of weapons. And authorities are investigating what caused an Illinois home to explode in an instant, leveling it to its foundation and costing one man his life. Plus, Abdul El-Sayed's projected victory over Rep. Haley Stevens delivers another win for progressives in the battle over the Democratic Party's direction, setting up a closely watched general election in Michigan.
The man authorities say started the most destructive fire in Spokane history is now charged with starting four other fires since July of last year. 37-year-old Aaron Farinacci appeared remotely in court late today but did not enter a plea. Plus, after his defeat at the Supreme Court, President Trump unveiled executive orders with narrower restrictions on birthright citizenship. The move is expected to face legal challenges. The FDA says they’ve now found the source of that jalapeño pepper recall linked to Chipotle. And in 'Good News Tonight' Thalles DeSouza, whose family left dangerous conditions in Brazil when he was just 13 years old, worked at Wendy’s through high school. His bosses there created a scholarship fund for him, helping him go to a local community college before he achieved his dream of being accepted to Yale University.
Police have released chilling new video from that deadly shooting at an Idaho In-N-Out Burger. The images show both the horrific nature of the shooting and also the bravery of so many who fought back. Plus, families and businesses in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and nearby towns now have to make do with whatever water they have on hand amid rolling shutoffs that last for 48 hours at a time. And a federal appeals court says Congress should have approved President Trump's White House ballroom project, ordering above-ground construction halted while pausing its ruling to allow the administration to appeal. Also, Amanda Knox, once convicted and later acquitted of murdering her roommate when a student in Italy, is back in the spotlight with a comedy show telling her story. And in our 'Great Americans' segment Tom Llamas sits down with 17-year-old shark attack survivor Lulu Gribbin.
Inside the evacuation zone as Washington state wildfires rage; Puerto Rico crisis worsens with hundreds of thousands without water; Iran issues new demands over Strait of Hormuz; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake wreaked havoc in Colombia early this morning. Homes and buildings were reduced to rubble as people ran for safety. Plus, President Trump signed an executive order that would change the recommendations for childhood vaccines. He said the new recommendations give more choices to parents. And Taylor Farms is voluntarily recalling items like salsa and guacamole all over the country. The recall is hitting store shelves in 26 states. Also, the famous Big Bear eagle Jackie who became a fixture for viewers who watched her raise her eaglets with her mate, Shadow, has died after weeks of intensive care. Finally, in 'Good News Tonight' we highlight the Woods family, where it’s tradition in their family for the birthday kid to share the first slice of cake with the person who helped them most that year.
We're new details about the elaborate Secret Service operation to swap President Trump’s planes amid an Iranian assassination threat. Plus, The National Weather Service warning of an “extremely dangerous situation” as a powerful storm system is on the move tonight. Also, Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in midtown Manhattan, appeared in court today ahead of his state trial next month. And a Michigan family’s tubing trip down a river went horribly wrong. Rescuers found them stranded and hurt after surviving for nearly 3 days. And in 'Good News Tonight' we'll hear the story of an incredible teenager. Shortly after 14-year-old Julian Baquero rang the bell to mark the end of his cancer treatment, he found a special way to say thanks to everyone who took care of him: yellow daisies.
Catastrophic floods are overwhelming Indiana communities. Plus, two soldiers are dead after the military helicopter they were in crashed into a field in Texas, northwest of Austin. It's unclear what caused the Apache chopper, based at Fort Hood, to go down Wednesday afternoon. And a controversial move by ICE after the agency purchased gloves that deliver shocks to non-compliant suspects. Plus, investigators in Georgia are asking the public for help finding a person they say intentionally set a home in Lawrenceville on fire with six people inside. And Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White is defending her team and pushing back on criticism over her reaction to a flagrant foul on Sophie Cunningham. And finally, the moon passed directly in front of the sun Wednesday, briefly turning day into twilight as crowds from Iceland to Spain looked up in awe at the rare celestial spectacle.
Luigi Mangione, the man ccused of shooting and killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is expected to plead guilty in federal case. Plus, devastating images are coming out of Indiana where the governor has now declared a statewide disaster emergency. And a U.S official told NBC News that the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is set to head home from the Mideast. Also, the biological parents of a baby boy, born via surrogate, are fighting for custody after the gestational carrier refused to have an abortion when they learned about a serious heart defect at 20 weeks pregnant.
Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killed United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, pleaded guilty in federal court today to stalking charges. He also admitted that he shot Thompson, but did not express remorse for the crime. Plus, Danger on the streets of a Houston neighborhood today when police say a man armed with an automatic weapon allegedly shot at passing vehicles. And President Trump downplayed concerns about living conditions aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln. Also overseas in Northern Italy, cameras capture thieves snatching paintings worth millions right off the wall in an instant. And in 'Great Americans' tonight, Tom Llamas shares the story of Statue of Liberty park ranger Reneel Langdon, whose journey of service began after 9/11 when he joined the Coast Guard.
Hawaii braces for impact from Lala; Hundreds evacuated as Indiana flood threat expands; Dozens killed after powerful Indonesia earthquake; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Hawaii flooded by Lala with thousands without power; Widespread devastation from deadly flooding in Indiana; U.S. military denies supply crisis on Navy ship; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Actress Hayden Panettiere dies at 36 as investigation continues; American Airlines flight emergency on the tarmac; Lightning sparks massive explosion at Oklahoma pipeline facility; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
A fiery Toledo chemical plant explosion kills at least two employees. Plus, a ‘bag of medication’ a police report says found where actress Hayden Panettiere died. Her mom speaking out in an exclusive call with NBC News. And, two Dan Sullivans vie for Alaska Senate seat in an unusual primary, with races in Florida and Wyoming tonight, too. The trial in the killing of Tupac Shakur is underway, with new images shown in day two of testimony.
A safari helicopter crash in Kenya kills 7, including our dear friend and Telemundo executive José Suárez. Plus, two college cyclists were killed in a Tennessee car crash, with five more from the cycling team in critical condition. Prince Harry and Meghan are set to return to the United Kingdom. Plus, the urgent manhunt for the wife of a deceased police officer.
New video shows aircraft collision; FBI seizes former Rep. Eric Swalwell’s electronic devices and searches his home; Alleged New York terror plot foiled; and more on tonight's broadcast.
Tornadoes rip across Northeast; Supreme Court allows White House ballroom construction for now; New details in Hayden Panettiere’s final moments; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Deadly heat, dangerous storms put millions at risk; U.S.-Canada trade war intensifies with new tariffs; Russia, Ukraine trade deadly strikes as war escalates; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Out-of-control wildfire forces evacuations; U.S. wages economic battles against Iran and Canada; New questions as Harry and Meghan prepare to return to the U.K.; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Tens of thousands evacuated from Nevada wildfire; In win for Trump, Supreme Court backs restrictions on mail-in ballots; 49ers owner arrested in prostitution sting; People in Gary, Indiana without power for 13 days; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Music legend Dolly Parton has died at 80. Tom Llamas and the NBC News team look back on Parton’s cultural and philanthropic impact and the legacy she leaves behind. Plus, wildfire evacuations in Texas as blazes rage, and Canada hits the U.S. with retaliatory tariffs.
American tourists among hundreds missing after deadly floods in Nepal; New details on Dolly Parton’s death as tributes pour in; Bodycam video released from arrest of 49ers owner in prostitution sting; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Dozens of Americans are still missing in the deadly flood disaster that struck Nepal. President Trump has signed an order to rename Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America.’ And, a Marine One miscommunication nearly leading to another aviation close call. Plus, jurors are deliberating in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Urgent rescue effort after deadly flood disaster; Jury in Clancy case requests key evidence; Small plane crashes on Florida beach; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
More than a dozen people feared missing in Grand Canyon flash floods; U.S. strikes Iran for first time in weeks; Desperate search for Nepal flood survivors enters critical new phase; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Suspect and female victim dead after Times Square stabbing spree; At least two dead as rescuers search for missing in Grand Canyon; Justices give Trump major legal victory on ballroom project; and more on tonight's broadcast.
Iran is launches new missile attacks in retaliation to U.S. strikes. The jury in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy is still deadlocked after four days of deliberations. Tropical Storm Edouard is slamming the Gulf Coast, while urgent search and rescue operations continue near the Grand Canyon. Plus, a man surviving a dramatic lightning strike and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Edouard triggers flash flood emergency in Texas; Police officers injured in Minneapolis shooting; Lindsay Clancy jury deadlocked again as judge orders jurors to keep deliberating; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney is blaming a single juror for deadlock as jurors again fail to reach a verdict. Former NFL player Mark Sanchez is pleading guilty in connection to an alleged stabbing attack last fall. Plus, powerful storms are slamming Midwest just ahead of Labor Day weekend, and more.
Lindsay Clancy murder case ends in mistrial; Powerful storms upend holiday travel; Drone attacks escalate in war with Ukraine; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Millions under severe weather threat over Labor Day weekend; U.S. strikes Iran oil tankers after Iran fires at Naval ships ; Putin orders 72-hour ceasefire in Kyiv; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Cargo plane slams into vehicles killing 5 in Miami; Hurricane Lowell barrels towards Hawaii; Travel prices hit Labor Day records; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Three jurors from the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, which ended in a mistrial last week, are speaking out exclusively about the deliberations to our NBC10 station in Boston. Plus, authorities in Malibu are investigating what caused a sinkhole to open up at a beachfront home. And as NTSB investigators work through the data in the plane’s flight recorders, more information is now available about those killed when the cargo plane overran the runaway in Miami. And finally, Welles Crowther is credited with saving more than a dozen lives on September 11, 2001. President Trump posthumously presented his mother with the Presidential Medal of Freedom ahead of the 25th anniversary of the attacks.
An Air Force One incident: The emergency slide was mistakenly deployed. A source briefed on the situation said that military personnel accidentally deployed the emergency slide, delaying President Trump’s takeoff to Dallas. Plus, President Trump says the Iran war will end ‘after the election’. The president’s comments come as Republicans gather in Dallas for a two-day convention aimed at boosting the party ahead of the midterms. A researcher from a top artificial intelligence lab resigned and posted to social media saying that there are those who work in A.I. who believe their very creations could kill all of mankind within a decade. Apple’s new CEO debuted the company’s first foldable iPhone. And chilling video from Ohio shows an attorney now convicted of attempting to shoot his ex-wife in a restaurant. A hero waiter tackled him. That waiter speaks with NBC News.
President Trump has pledged to send every American adult $5,000 if Republicans retain control of the House and Senate in the midterm elections. Plus, dark smoke filled the air after a shipping container on Staten Island caught fire. First responders rushed to the scene. A massive sinkhole outside a Malibu, California home owned by actor Nicolas Cage forced a neighborhood to evacuate. Researchers believe the condition is connected to exposure to toxins at Ground Zero, but dementia is not one of the conditions covered by the World Trade Center Health Program. And finally, it’s an unprecedented NFL showdown; the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams facing off in Australia.
25 years later, the nation is remembering one of the darkest days that forever changed the course of history. NBC Nightly News’ anchor Tom Llamas reports from New York City. Plus, a newly declassified presidential intelligence briefing shows the CIA warned former President Clinton in 1998 that Al Qaeda might use a plane in an attack on an American city. However, the warnings did not include specific information about when or how the attacks might take place. And a friendship forged amid tragedy: Stanley Praimnath and Brian Clark escaped together from the South Tower on 9/11, beating the odds to evacuate from above the floors struck by United Airlines Flight 175.
President Trump waded deep into the current debate over the safety of artificial intelligence as leaders throughout the tech industry are warning of its risks and urging a slow down in development. This as the president is defending his son Don, Jr. after a report suggested that a Russian man with links to Putin’s inner circle paid for a portion of his wedding party. Congressman Tom Tiffany, the Republican nominee for Governor, found himself in a lake with minor injuries after the plane he was on lost power and was forced to make an emergency landing. And a crane collapse sparked a fiery scene as crews raced to search for survivors. Thick smoke billowed from the mangled wreck, and Macklemore says he was removed from Ed Sheeran’s “Loop Tour” after his “Free Palestine” comments and messages on stage in recent performances.
The Kennedy Center board voted to immediately close the main building for a two-year renovation, hours after a federal judge blocked efforts to put President Trump’s name on the building. Plus, the FBI said it arrested a suspect in Pennsylvania who was plotting a terror attack for ISIS. And dramatic video from San Diego shows what police say was a man in a stolen Tesla, speeding down a packed boardwalk - striking a woman. Good Samaritans tracking him down on foot. Also, with mortgage rates hitting a two year high, many families are being priced out of the dream of home ownership. Tomorrow the Fed meets and may increase rates even more. Plus, with shark encounters making headlines from coast to coast, NBC News' Jesse Kirsch looks at whether attacks are increasing and what counts as a “provoked” versus “unprovoked” attack. Finally, the Fairfield Women’s Basketball team came together to celebrate one of their own, surprising senior shooting guard Casey Prior with an athletic scholarship.
Tragedy in the skies of Los Angeles after a news helicopter crashed while covering another fatal accident. three people, including two members of the NBC Los Angeles family, were killed. The Fed chair appointed by President Trump raised interest rates to combat inflation. President Trump said he has confidence in Kevin Warsh and wants him to be independent. And seven House Republican voted for a symbolic resolution calling for an end to the Iran war. We're hearing for the first time from a passenger who was duct-taped to his seat after allegedly becoming violent aboard a flight. He told a judge he doesn't remember anything. And police say a caretaker poured bleach into a water bottle and gave it to a victim who is unable to care for himself. The suspect is now facing multiple charges including aggravated battery. And if you have a golden retriever this incident may not be surprising. In San Diego, a break-in shows an intruder making himself comfortable.
A Texas Air National Guard F-16 fighter jet crashed and triggered evacuations in Michigan. The pilot was successfully evacuated. Plus, a Volaris flight from Las Vegas to Mexico had to turn around after the engine began spitting bursts of fire. The FAA says the pilots reported a possible engine fire. And flooding rains are inundating neighborhoods and first responders used helicopters to rescue people trapped in their vehicles. With millions of Americans now under flood alerts. Princess Diana’s brother is set to release an explosive new memoir, reflecting on her life and the turbulent days following her death. Early excerpts, published in The Daily Mail, drawing a rare and tense response from Buckingham Palace. And in 'Good News Tonight' at Candy’s Creek Cherokee Elementary School, janitor Ronald Harrison helps keep the classrooms clean and ready for learning. When his truck broke down, the school community raised money to get him back on the road.
President Trump banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House for what he called one-sided coverage. Trump also warned “other outlets” would “follow” but did not specify which. The news broke right as Trump announces a deal that gives the U.S. over permanent security in Greenland. Plus, police say three juveniles have been arrested after a female college student was thrown to the ground, kicked, punched, and pulled by the hair in the early hours of Saturday morning. Also, Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer is doubling down on claims about King Charles in his upcoming memoir. And in tonight's 'Great Americans' Cheryl Schreier was the first female superintendent of the iconic American landmark, Mount Rushmore National Memorial. She dedicated her life to public service, working for the National Park Service for nearly four decades.
Trump bars CNN, Politico and MS NOW from White House; New attacks on Saudi Arabia as Middle East fighting escalates; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Iran issues new retaliation threat against American military bases; Trump announces new plan for D.C. arch; Police: Child killed in potential road rage shooting; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Flights are now beginning to resume after an air traffic control system failed, along with a fiber optic cable accidentally being cut on Monday. Plus, CNN, MS Now and Politico have sued after President Trump revoked their access to the White House for what he called one-sided coverage of the administration. Also, President Trump is set to hold high-stakes meetings at the United Nations, including potentially with the President of Iran. And police say they are investigating Presley Gerber’s death as a suspected overdose. Gerber is the son of Cindy Crawford and businessman Rande Gerber. Also, hundreds of Americans are suing GLP-1 drugmakers Novo Nordisk and Ely Lilly, saying they were not adequately warned of the potential danger of vision loss. And in Good News Tonight, players from the Cincinnati Reds met with kids from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, according to the team, and signed a custom baseball card created for each child.
Hackers claim they breached the FBI and stole sensitive data, including information tied to current and former employees and job applicants. Plus, President Trump warned he would either make a deal with Iran or ‘annihilate’ it, as U.S. negotiators met with Iranian officials. And we're learning more about the death of actress Hayden Panettiere. A South Carolina coroner revealing the star died from an accidental overdose from a dangerous mix of drugs including fentanyl. Also, new allegations tonight that a popular roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain outside of Los Angeles may have been so intense it injured riders and caused brain damage. Finally, in 'Good News Tonight' Kansas City kindergarteners and teachers came together to celebrate the 93rd birthday of a volunteer who reads to their class a few times a month.
President Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to the U.S. at Joint Base Andrews ahead of a major summit, with critical talks on topics like AI to trade to Taiwan expected to commence. Plus, chaos at Miami International Airport after shots were fired. A person is now in custody. Victoria De Cardenas from our Miami station has the late details. Also, Neria Leiter, an Israeli army reservist and U.S. citizen, was rushed to a hospital in Jerusalem with “head injuries” after a car-ramming attack that was praised by Hamas. And a woman says she was forced to sit back down next to a passenger committing a disturbing act. The airline says in part that it takes these matters seriously and is looking into what happened.
Millions of Americans are bracing for a dangerous nor’easter set to slam into the northeast. Plus, President Trump hosts a high-stakes summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to the United Nations General Assembly drawing protests outside, and a walkout inside the assembly hall. And OpenAI at the center of another rogue AI hacking incident, this time targeting an Australian government system.
Several areas have declared states of emergency as a powerful nor’easter bears down on the East Coast. The storm is bringing destructive waves, coastal flooding and rising waters that are submerging streets, while voluntary evacuations have been issued in some areas. Our reporters are on the ground in the storm zone with the latest conditions and updates. Plus, Hurricane Nolo is taking aim at Hawaii. The dangerous storm is set to unleash heavy rain and potentially catastrophic flooding. And Iran said it will stop attacking commercial oil tankers and re-open the Strait of Hormuz if the U.S. agrees to its demands. Also, Two men were arrested as part of an investigation into people seen coming out of a sewer on New York City's Upper East Side, according to court records. It comes months after videos started going viral showing men coming in and out of manholes around the city.
Suspected terror attack thwarted near U.S. air base in U.K.; Trump says he rejected Iranian proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz; Powerful storm brings major flooding and power outages across Northeast; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Heavy rain and intense wind pounded the eastern seaboard this weekend. Tonight six million remain under coastal flood alerts in areas from the Carolinas to Massachusetts. Plus, Tompkins County District Attorney has decided to reopen a criminal investigation into an alleged sexual assault and rape on Cornell University’s campus. And President Trump said that the U.S. is still negotiating with Iran despite rejecting Iran’s recent offer which the president called ‘unacceptable.’ Also, a viral video appeared to show 81-year-old Don Johnson delivering lost luggage to help pay for his wife’s cancer treatments, but GoFundMe says the story included “factual misrepresentations.” And Robin Gay was driving home from her volunteer job when her car stopped working. A group of high school students walking home from a nearby game came over to help, directing traffic and pushing the car to a safer spot.
A dangerous multi-day flooding event is now unfolding across much of the Southwest. We’re seeing daring helicopter rescues and drivers trapped in the rushing waters. Plus, in Ohio tonight, a jury found former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn guilty of murdering his wife, and trying to make it look like a break-in. And at a status hearing, Clancy’s defense attorney argued there wasn’t enough evidence to prove she killed her three children, while prosecutors called the claim “laughable.” Also, an attorney for the female student who sued Cornell over an alleged sexual assault says campus police failed to follow up on key evidence. The university says campus police investigated and consulted with the DA’s office, which is “the established protocol.” Plus, for the first time, footage exclusively obtained by NBC News shows Sean Combs using a cell phone which is prohibited by federal law. NBC News spoke to four men who spent time with Combs in prison.
New details about a terrifying midair attack that unfolded on a flight to Tel Aviv. Passengers aboard a Flydubai flight reportedly rushed toward the cockpit after the co-pilot allegedly stabbed the pilot and attempted to crash the plane. In the aftermath, a critical question emerges: How did the co-pilot manage to bring a potentially forbidden weapon, reportedly a knife, through airport security? Plus, New York Governor Kathy Hochul says she spoke with Cornell University’s president, who agreed to bring in outside counsel. It comes as NBC News has obtained the six-page statement the female student gave to Cornell police in 2024. And in "Good News Tonight" Georgia mom Alex Henson was surprised at a local high school football game when every player presented her with a flower and a hug. The mom of two is fighting cancer, and said the gesture made her feel “so much love.”
New video showed the heroic Israeli passengers who subdued a co-pilot who tried to bring down their FlyDubai flight. President Trump said the co-pilot has links to Iran. Plus, violent weather strikes the heartland as tornadoes touch down in Kansas. Families in multiple states are facing flooding. And the text messages exchanged between Jane Doe and some of the men accused in her lawsuit shed light on how her understanding of her night at the Chi Phi fraternity house in 2024 appeared to evolve. Also, the parents of a three-year-old have been charged and face possible jail time after authorities say their child was found with a loaded handgun at daycare. Finally, in "Good News Tonight high school dance coach Kristin Biwan and her husband Tyler have been trying to start a family, but their journey hasn’t always been easy.
Letitia James takes over the Cornell rape investigation as special prosecutor. The move comes after New York Governor Kathy Hochul said she had lost confidence in the local district attorney’s handling of the case. It comes as NBC News has obtained hundreds of pages of documents from Cornell’s Title IX proceedings. Plus, the Wall Street Journal reports the co-pilot who tried to fly a plane bound for Israel into the ground had been banned from flying by his home country, Oman, over his radical views. Plus, an Israeli official told NBC News investigators discovered the co-pilot had posted on social media that he wanted to kill Jews. And newly unsealed police body camera footage shows the arrest of Luigi Mangione. Also, as Americans look ahead to Thanksgiving and Christmas, a new study from travel website Hopper finds that the cost of going home for the holidays is skyrocketing due to the jet fuel prices. We'll have that story and some advice for travelers.
New details about co-pilot after Flydubai incident; Urgent race to find missing medical evacuation jet; New revelations in Cornell rape investigation; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
U.S. bombers scrambled out of U.K. airbase after threats; Cornell University police made drug arrest hours before alleged sexual assault; Early indications suggest Flydubai co-pilot acted alone in attack, officials say; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Hurricane Isaias is gaining strength as the storm closes-in on the Gulf Coast. States of emergencies have been declared in Alabama and Florida. Plus, the FBI said it foiled a terror plot against the Mall of America by a suspect who pledged allegiance to ISIS. And more than three years ago, a 6-year-old student shot his teacher, Abigail Zwerner. She was hit in the hand and chest. Also, in Londonderry, a firefighter escaped a dangerous blaze while responding to a burning home. Video shows the first responder engulfed in fire as he bursts through the front door. And in 'Good News Tonight' one man’s best friend of more than five decades flew in from Alabama to Chicago to surprise him at the end of his cancer treatment.
Families are racing to prepare with some ordered to evacuate as Hurricane Isaias closes in. Isaias rapidly intensified and accelerated as it roared toward the coast. Plus, the Pentagon said it will livestream the execution of the Fort Hood shooter who killed 13 people in 2009. President Trump has ordered the execution will be by firing squad. And the urgent investigation is underway into a possible serial killer in Lansing, Michigan after five men were killed under similar circumstances. Also, authorities say a popular San Diego chef who went by the name Troy Williams is actually 50-year-old Brian Anthony Williams, a fugitive wanted in connection with a violent 2012 kidnapping in Iowa. And thousands of sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln returned home after a record-long deployment. They got a chance to hug their loved ones, and some new dads got a chance to hold their babies for the first time.
Hurricane Isaias is pounding the Florida Panhandle and conditions are rapidly deteriorating as the storm’s powerful eye moves on shore. We have reporters on the ground with the latest developments. On the west coast, monster waves and flooded streets were the scene today in Southern California with worse conditions expected over the weekend because of Tropical Storm Rachel. And a massive 7.7 magnitude earthquake shook Panama Friday, triggering tsunami warnings for several countries. Videos posted online show buildings crumbled and cars crushed. Plus, There is criticism of the Trump administration’s decision to livestream the firing squad execution of the Fort Hood mass killer.
Isaias moves north into Appalachians and Mid-Atlantic; Tropical Storm Rachel brings heavy rain and waves to Southern California; Pope Leo to undergo lung surgery this week; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
An emergency on the Goliath roller coaster at the Six Flags outside Atlanta led to evacuations from the ride and passengers having to climb a steep descent. Plus, actress Selma Blair is in custody after allegedly assaulting a flight attendant. Law enforcement sources describe a series of assaults on two flight attendants, a Port Authority officer and a hospital nurse. And federal agents carried out a search warrant on Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s home in Washington as part of a federal criminal investigation. Also, President Trump is facing bipartisan backlash to a diesel deal with Russia aimed at bringing down prices at the pump. Finally in 'Good News Tonight' four years after receiving a life-saving liver transplant, Victoria Yocum meets the donor’s wife and daughters before spending the day with them at Albuquerque's Balloon Fiesta.
Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer after undergoing surgery Tuesday to remove a nodule from his lung. Plus, authorities are investigating what went wrong when a man fell out of a ride and was killed at Six Flags near Atlanta. Tonight the beloved teacher is being remembered as a man who left a lasting impact on a generation of students. And following pressure to step down from President Trump, U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle resigned. Also, actress Selma Blair’s attorneys said she missed several doses of medication for severe neurological symptoms and became severely confused and disoriented after falling and hitting her head during a cross-country flight. And in "Good News Tonight" Peyton Stewart beat a rare autoimmune condition with the help of a bone marrow transplant from his brother. A year later, he celebrated the end of his treatment with a New Orleans brass band.
We have an exclusive look inside Michigan's critical midterm Senate battle. Tom Llamas speaks with Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed about Iran, the economy and the issues driving the tight Michigan Senate race. Plus, a 19-year-old is under arrest tonight after what authorities say was a failed attempt and plot to commit a mass shooting at a Hindu Temple. And Ukrainians say that Internet services needed for defense that come through Elon Musk’s SpaceX are being throttled, putting their security at risk. Musk says the services are controlled by the U.S. governments and not his company. Also, there are new details about Pope Leo’s recovery following his lung cancer diagnosis. Doctors say he is progressing as expected.
Tragedy in Bend, Oregon where three children and a teacher were killed in an elementary school shooting. Police say a 16-year-old gunman was fatally shot by a community member who saw the suspect enter Silver Rail Elementary School and pursued him. We have the latest in a live report. Plus, high water rescues are unfolding in Texas, while evacuations are issued after new fire ignites in Los Angeles County. And officials in Florida say 3 four-year-olds and two adults were hospitalized after a car crashed into a daycare. Authorities say the driver ran off the road, crossing lanes of traffic, before striking the building. Also, President Trump overruled his defense secretary today, halting Pete Hegseth's plan to livestream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan. And new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia responded to revelations she called herself a lawyer in the past but never passed the bar exam.
Neighbor of Oregon shooter describes “normal” teen, loud arguments; Hero FlyDubai pilot speaks for first time on in-flight attack; Several homes destroyed after wildfire hits Southern California; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Four service members killed and dozens injured in fire at Canadian military base; two killed, 10 injured after woman drives truck through youth soccer game; French president speaks out on violent nationwide unrest across France; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
The Secret Service arrested a man for allegedly threatening to kill President Trump in Kansas, where the president is rallying Republican voters. Plus, Buildings set on fire, water cannons and tear gas used to clear demonstrators, and stores looted. Violence has spread across France in recent days and now authorities are scrambling to bring calm back to the streets. And a string of frightening in-flight emergencies have happened from Nevada to Peru. An engine fire on flight departing Lima forced a safety protocol activation. Also, newly unsealed court documents first obtained by The New York Times shed light on a key government informant who may have had details about the disposal of the murder weapon. And in 'Good News Tonight' This homecoming season, one student elected king at a high school in Pennsylvania shared his crown with another deserving student. NBC News’ Tom Llamas takes a closer look at the heartwarming moment.
Widespread protests expand across Europe as thousands take to streets; Iranian plots to kill Americans in Middle East have reached ‘advanced stages,’ intel memo warns; Catastrophic flooding prompts rescues; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Catastrophic floods force evacuations across the West; NFL game kicks off in France after mass protests; Fire at seafood plant forces evacuations in Oregon; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
Comey faces criminal charges for third time; Final sprint to midterms; King tides flood communities along both U.S. coasts; and more on tonight's broadcast.
New twist in critical Michigan Senate race; Judge dismisses Trump lawsuit in Alaska Senate race; Legal battles heat up ahead of critical midterm elections; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
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