Tonight, the race against time to find a missing American shot down in Iran, the U.S.

military intensifying the search to find that service member who went down in a fighter jet.

On the ground, Iranian forces, also on the hunt with a $60,000 bounty on the line.

And President Trump's new threat to Iran if they don't reopen the Strait of Hormuz,

cruise battling to contain a fast-moving wildfire in California, homes evacuated, thousands of acres

burn, why officials are concerned as could be an especially dangerous fire season.

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emergency landing on a highway, touching down safely, avoiding the cars on the road.

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up smiles for decades.

This is NBC Nightly News with Jose Diaz Belard.

Good evening. We begin with that urgent search and rescue mission intensifying tonight as the U.S.

military rushes to track down a missing America.

This was a scene in a remote area of Iran, where Iranian

forces are hunting for that service member as well. This all-out search entering a second day

after an F-15 fighter jet with two American crew members on board was downed. Even though one of

them was saved, with the other still missing, the White House is not commenting

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