Tonight, Venezuela's captured leader in a New York prison as we learned new details about the

overnight raid that took him down. The new images of Nicolas Maduro in handcuffs in U.S.

custody, even giving a thumbs up and the new photos of his wife captured alongside him

the charges they'll face in an American courtroom tomorrow.

Our new reporting on the American raid inside of Venezuela, the months of preparation, and the

source on the inside, you'll hear from injured Venezuelan soldiers speaking from the hospital

about the American attack that took them by surprise. Our reporter on the Venezuelan border as armed civilians patrol streets inside the country

and President Trump's new threat today against Venezuela's vice president and de facto leader

after her defiance towards the U.S. protests against the military action across this country as Democrats blast

the mission as reckless what one key congressman told me about who should lead Venezuela.

The holiday travel chaos set up by the attack, airspace finally reopened over the Caribbean,

Americans now scrambling to book new flights home.

While in the U.S., the family of the prominent Ohio couple found murdered in their home,

speaking out, the chilling 911 call as police plead with the public for help in finding the killer.

Plus, the bus crash in Houston as it slid down the side of a highway.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas. And good evening. We begin with those fast-moving

developments after that American raid in Venezuela, a country of 30 million people, now bracing

for what comes next.

While their captured leader, Nicolaas Maduro, is said to appear in an American courtroom tomorrow.

Tonight, he's in a federal prison in Brooklyn.

And we have these new images to show you of Maduro posing with U.S. agents giving a thumbs up there,

being helped out of an armored vehicle at a DEA office,

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