Tonight, ahead of July 4th, we're tracking several deadly firework disasters.

The massive fireball and plume of smoke as a fireworks warehouse is engulfed in flames, mounting

frustration for families of seven people who were inside and are still unaccounted for.

Authorities tonight calling it a recovery effort.

Our emotional interview with the father of two of the missing,

this as first responders are called to more dangerous firework emergencies.

Also breaking tonight, the historic win for President Trump,

how his multi-trillion dollar spending bill is to be signed into law tomorrow. The president working

the phones overnight as House Republicans one by one flipped in his favor. The tragic death

of a huge soccer star killed in a car crash just 10 days after his wedding, fans sobbing

outside of Liverpool Stadium and the tributes pouring in.

Professional boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., who just fought Jake Paul,

arrested by U.S. federal agents who say he's connected to the Sinaloa cartel.

Inside Iran, R. Richard Engel, on the ground, and questioning Iran's deputy foreign minister,

do they want revenge and what's

left of those bombed out nuclear sites? Plus, the images of the wildfires in Greece,

thousands of tourists evacuated from one island. Beachgoers seen their vacations go up in flames.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas. And good evening on the eve of the

4th of July, deadly accidents involving fireworks are overshadowing celebrations set for tomorrow.

An inferno turned into an explosion. You see it right there at a massive fireworks warehouse in California.

Seven people remain unaccounted for. And officials tonight are calling it a recovery operation

as families beg for any shred of information about their missing loved ones.

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