Tonight as we come on the air, the new tornadoes touching down as the heat turns deadly again.

This new twister tearing across the heartland, the summer storm striking from the Midwest to the Gulf Coast,

the field of debris across Florida, the doorbell cam capturing homes being pulverized, you'll hear

from a woman as she races to get out alive.

Plus, 76 million people under heat alerts, and the warning tonight as a postal worker

passes out and later dies. Inside the B-2 bombing, the Pentagon saying 15 years in the making,

the mountain studied at what the pilot saw after the bomb hit its target.

Brad Pitt's breaking, LAPD searching for three suspects after the star's home was ransacked

as he promotes his new film, how police say the crooks got in, closing arguments in the

Sean Diddy Combs' sex trafficking case when the jury could start deliberating.

The cost of denial, our team meeting respirators to enter one family's home damaged by the LA fires,

they say their insurance company keeps stalling by changing adjusters.

What happened after we started asking questions?

Moment of impact, the semi-carreenaning into a worker in a bucket truck,

that man left dangling but surviving.

Nightly News starts right now.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

And good evening. Tonight as we come on the air, we're tracking a dangerous situation in the Midwest.

A funnel cloud, you see it right here, streaking across the fields of southern Minnesota tonight.

In another spot, you can hear those sirens are blaring as flash flooding is washing out parts of New Mexico.

And overnight, terrifying moments when a home was blown off its foundation in Largo, Florida near Tampa. A woman nearby caught in the

middle of it. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. And all of this happening as the heat is setting nearly 150 record highs. We begin tonight with Shaquille Brewster tracking those tornadoes.

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