Tonight, the dangerous and chaotic scene, toxic gas leaking from a tanker truck, sickening dozens in Oklahoma,

people fighting for their lives, unable to breathe, hundreds evacuated from their homes.

The toxic gas spewing from a truck, blanketing cars in a massive cloud of dangerous chemicals.

Dozens hospitalized, some critically.

Hundreds huddling in shelters for safety.

Emergency responders rushing to the scene in gas masks.

First on NBC, the family of the accuser mentioned in the newly released Epstein emails,

speaking out, did she ever discuss spending time with President Trump?

Senator John Federman hospitalized after a fall.

The condition he suffered from usually fatal, what we know.

The government is open, but when will things return to normal?

Flight cuts still snarling travel, plus when will federal workers finally get paid? A man dying

just hours after eating a hamburger, the first reported death connected to a tick-induced meat

allergy that's becoming increasingly common, the new warning tonight. Our series, the cost of

denial, the former insurance executive now fighting the insurance company

over rising premiums. The new front in the space race, what Jeff Bezos's company did today

that it's never done before. And a highway shut down over a hog, the wild foot chase to catch that

pig. And there's good news tonight, the emotional

surprise for young farmers who jumped into help after the Texas floods. When their town

needed it the most, nightly news starts right now. This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

And good evening.

Imagine if the air we all breathe suddenly turn toxic.

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