Tonight, the stunning overhead announcement from an airline pilot after a close call in the sky.

The pilot of a Delta flight explaining a near miss with what he described as a B-52 bomber directly in their path.

Passengers applauding his quick thinking after an emergency maneuver.

One person on board telling our team the plane ended up sideways.

The big question tonight, how could this happen?

Another dangerous weather weekend, grapefruit-sized hail in Nebraska.

And here in the D.C. area, floods and rescues.

Look at that.

Near record high temperatures in Orlando and Tampa.

And where the heat is heading next.

President Trump marking six months in office today, but it's a moment overshadowed by the firestorm around the Jeffrey Epstein case and the backlash from his base.

An off-duty border patrol agent shot in New York during an attempted robbery.

The Department of Homeland Security saying the suspect entered the country illegally.

Violence erupting in Syria just months after its new government took power.

Intense gunfire, forcing our team to take cover and new concerns for what's next in the region.

You've heard of self-driving cars,

but now self-driving shuttles could be the future of public transportation. And there's good

news tonight about a community stepping up to write the next chapter of this couple's love story.

This is NBC Nightly News with Hallie Jackson.

Good evening. We start tonight with what sounds like a stunning scene,

thousands of feet above North Dakota,

with a Delta flight, narrowly avoiding a collision with a military plane,

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