Tonight, the extreme weather triple threat impacting millions across the country in the Midwest, severe weather triggering these flash floods, a powerful tornado.

Extreme heat, putting some 17 million people at risk nationwide. And near the Grand Canyon, this wildfire exploding in size in just 24 hours. In Texas, growing questions

about why critical alerts were not set out to warn people about the deadly flood threat.

How many lives do we have to lose in order for them to fix the system?

And the new flood threat for the region tonight.

President Trump threatening new tariffs on two of the U.S.'s

biggest trading partners, what it could mean for the prices you pay.

Plus, the president on the offense against one of his critics, the new threat he is making

against Rosie O'Donnell.

Turmoil over the Epstein investigation, the White House facing more pressure from some of its own supporters.

As his question swore about whether the FBI's deputy director could step down.

Fallout from a judge's new ruling limiting some immigration efforts and what democratic lawmakers

say they saw inside a controversial detention facility. New questions tonight about the death of a 20-year-old

American man in the West Bank. An inside look at how government funding cuts are taking a toll on

critical recovery programs. And there's good news tonight about this woman's adventure of a lifetime.

This is NBC Nightly News with Jose Diaz Ballard.

Good evening. We begin tonight with millions of people under threat of severe weather,

from flooding to wildfires and also

extreme heat. Heavy rains in Iowa triggered these flash floods along with an EF2 tornado. That

system is now moving through the Midwest tonight. Out west, temperatures are soaring to near record

highs, making the battle against this massive fire by the

Grand Canyon harder to control. And in Texas, just one week after those catastrophic floods,

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