Tonight we're live from Milan as the U.S. rockets to second in the metal count, and we have breaking news about the suspect in the search for Nancy Guthrie.

The FBI just identifying this backpack as the one used by the suspect in Nancy's kidnapping.

Investigators saying the suspect is male and narrowing down his height, what they've just revealed,

and a reporter with law enforcement as they find this glove nearby isn't the same one

worn by this armed person at Nancy's door. Borders are Tom Homan ending the immigration

surge in Minnesota as Congress speeds towards an all but certain partial government shutdown over

Homeland Security funding. The federal judge halting and slamming defense secretary

Pete Higgseth's attempt to punish Senator Mark Kelly, how the Pentagon is responding tonight.

NBC News exclusive Kristen Welker, one of the first American reporters inside of Venezuela,

her one-on-one with the country's interim president.

Will she let the opposition leader back in?

Here in Italy, Chloe Kim's quest to make snowboarding history falling just short.

The cross-country star collapsing at the finish line after scoring bronze, and we're in the arena as NHL players return to the ice for the first time in more than a decade.

Growing judging controversy were these Americans robbed of gold. I talked to the married power duo tonight.

And putting an Olympic ring on it, skier Breezy Johnson, scoring more than

gold. Our cameras were right there when her boyfriend proposed at the finish line. Nightly News

starts right now. This is NBC Nightly News. Live from the Winter Olympics in Italy.

Reporting tonight from Milan, here's Tom Yamas.

And good evening from Milan tonight, where Team USA is not only running up the medal count, now in second place.

We'll get that, we'll get to that in a moment, but we want to get

right to the breaking news back at home. The FBI just moments ago releasing new details about

the man they're now calling a suspect in the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie. Law enforcement has

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