Tonight, the explosion at an industrial plant in Pennsylvania and the desperate race to contain the fire.

The plant, look at this, surrounded by flames. Firefighters and workers hurt. The moment the

explosion happened, caught on camera. Lo-hoo. Locals reporting feeling the explosion from miles away, then told to shelter in place for hours.

Another one-two punch of winter storms heading for the eastern half of the country as the

northeast digs out now from more than a foot of snow.

Thousands of flights affected.

President Trump's high-profile Super Bowl sit-down, what he says about new

tariffs coming tomorrow and making Canada the 51st state.

Is it a real thing? Yeah, it is.

The bird flu outbreak hits New York City's zoos as the nationwide crisis gets worse,

and egg shortages reach a new level.

The last straw, President Trump says he wants to ban paper straws.

We take you to one city that's already gotten rid of the plastic kind altogether.

Video game chaos after PlayStation's servers crashed.

So what did gamers do with all that newfound free time?

This is NBC Nightly News with Hallie Jackson. Good evening. We are coming on the air tonight

with the aftermath of that dramatic plant explosion in western Pennsylvania, sending at least

12 people to the hospital, including five firefighters, according to local

officials. The explosion caught on camera. Look at this here. You see the flames pop out there

from above the roof line, and then an image after image that thick black smoke billowing into

the air. People nearby forced to stay inside their homes, some after feeling the impact of

the explosion and emergency crews racing to the scene. Our Priscilla Thompson reports.

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