Tonight, we're live in Beijing as the Super Power Summit comes to an end.

The new details we're learning about what was agreed upon as we track major breaking news back at home.

The stunning international operation, the FBI taking this man into custody, saying he planned terror attacks in New York, Los Angeles, and Arizona,

that suspect accused of coordinating attacks across Europe. This stabbing rampage in London and a

synagogue firebombed in Belgium, how officials tracked him down. Also tonight, President Trump's

red carpet walkout, capping off a historic summit with China,

what Trump says happened behind closed doors with China's leader, the progress he's touting

over trade and how both sides came together over the war with Iran. Did this meeting mark a monumental

shift in relations between both countries. We'll explain.

Mounting pressure on Cuba are new reporting about the Justice Department's push to indict

former president Raul Castro and what Secretary of State Marco Rubio told me about the U.S.

response to the island nation's deepening crisis. The massive explosion at a lumber mill,

nearly a dozen injured, emergency crews rushing to put out raging flames, what set off that blast?

The senior assassin game almost turns deadly, an officer nearly shooting a teenager, playing

with a water gun. Wildfire emergency raging flames burning through

buildings, plus the dust storm blinding drivers sending debris flying. Waymo's go wayward. Wild video of the

self-driving cars circling a neighborhood cul-de-sac endlessly bumper-to-bumper backups, is it a serious glitch?

And the view from inside China, what these young people told me about how they view life in

the United States, their favorite American artists, and the future of both countries.

Nightly News starts right now.

This is a special edition of NBC Nightly News.

Live from China, reporting tonight from Beijing. Here is Tom Yamas.

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