Tonight, the travel mess set to get worse this week, but at the Capitol, late-breaking

talks that could end this government shutdown in days. At airports, thousands of flights canceled,

thousands more delayed, as the FAA cuts back air travel because of the shutdown and the number

of trips affected set to spike soon. Plus, the new warning about Thanksgiving travel right around the corner.

Here in Washington, the most movement we've seen yet that may bring both sides closer to a deal to reopen the government.

What sources are telling our team late today, and as Republicans face growing pressure,

President Trump flying over a football game today and floating $2,000 payments to many Americans.

A wintry blast for parts of the country. Look at these cars spinning off the road,

white out conditions there as heavy snow falls in the Midwest and millions more on alert for

freezing temperatures. Just in tonight, a baseball betting bombshell. Two major leaguers charged in an

alleged scheme to rig bets on their own pitches, remembering a former NFL commissioner and how he

helped reshape the league for millions of viewers and for players. Overseas a show of unity from

the royal family without Andrew

after he was stripped of his title for his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

And here at home, new fallout from Gilae Maxwell's emails from behind bars.

The potentially game-changing one-time treatment that could cut your cholesterol levels in half for good.

And there's good news tonight about a former NFL

player's new beginning off the field. This is NBC Nightly News with Hallie Jackson.

Good evening. We are coming on the air tonight with what looks like the most movement yet

towards an end to the government shutdown,

but still a ways away from a real deal that would get things back up and running,

including at the nation's airports.

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