Tonight, the desperate search for survivors in Texas, with more rain making rescues riskier tonight.

Hundreds of first responders combing hill country to try to find anyone left alive.

Nearly 80 people killed so far in those devastating flash floods.

Dozens still missing, including girls from a sleepaway camp.

Our correspondent getting a view from above with the Coast Guard.

And on the ground, catastrophic destruction.

Flood survivors now sharing more about their terrifying escapes.

I've seen it flood, but I've never seen it come up this high.

What they saw while the water rose faster than they could have imagined,

more than 20 feet in about an hour, plus the threat of more rain in the flood zone right now.

Also tonight, more bad weather means delays for many as millions head home after the holiday weekend.

And the new date to circle just days out from a White House deadline to reach trade deals to avoid tougher tariffs.

Plus, what the president's saying late today about Elon Musk's third party announcement.

President Trump set to meet with Israel's prime minister tomorrow as the push for a Gaza ceasefire

ramps up. A strip mall exploding overnight. How a massive car crash started at all. Look at that.

Channel Parks, more popular than ever, how they're handling more visitors with fewer staff this

summer. And there's good news tonight about a small town marking its historic holiday milestone.

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

tonight with new complications and new evacuations from more rain near where hundreds of

rescuers are trying to find any survivors of that horrific flash flooding catastrophe. A staggering

number. Nearly 80 people killed among them. Children at an all-girl flooding catastrophe, a staggering number. Nearly 80 people killed. Among them,

children at an all-girls camp along the banks of the Guadalupe Bay River. We are getting our

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