Tonight, mission accomplished. The historic splashdown with the Artemis 2 crew now safely back to Earth after the most dangerous part of the mission yet.

The dramatic new images coming in tonight. Look at this. The four astronauts making a daring return to Earth, traveling at 7,000 miles an hour on the final approach.

The Navy ships out in the Pacific to retrieve

them. The crew making it through the riskiest part of the mission, facing temperatures up to 5,000

degrees. We're tracking every moment of these heroes' homecoming. Inflation spiking as the ceasefire

with Iran teeters on the break. The new numbers on how much more you're spending on gas and food.

Plus, peace talks with Iran just hours away, the vice president leading the U.S. team in Pakistan.

Mystery in the Bahamas, the husband of a mom who went missing interviewed by police today.

And you'll hear his phone conversation with a friend describing in detail his version of events.

She basically just bounced off the dinghy in the middle of a little blow.

Close call at LAX, a frontier plane slamming the brakes to avoid trucks while it was taxiing,

just weeks after that deadly crash at LaGuardia. Open AI CEO Sam Altman's

home targeted by a Molotov cocktail today, then the threats outside his office. The arrest tonight.

The teenage cheerleader dead, her parents say, after drinking too much of a popular energy drink.

The first public look at plans for President Trump's new arch set to be built right there

in the nation's capital, nearly 100 feet bigger than the one in Paris.

Will she run again?

The new and most direct comments yet from former Vice President Kamala Harris.

And there's good news tonight about meeting your heroes and the emotional connection that saved so many.

Nightly news starts right now.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

Good evening. I'm Halley Jackson in for Tom tonight.

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