Tonight, the investigation into a stowaway on a flight from New York to Paris.

What we're learning about how the passenger was able to get through security and onto a Delta flight without a ticket,

and where passengers say she tried to hide all on the busiest travel week of the year.

And tracking the Arctic blast, we'll tell you where and when you might feel some of the

coldest air yet this season. And the historic social media ban, Australia, now moving to block

kids under 16 from popular apps like TikTok X and Instagram, but we know about how that ban would

work. And the new bomb threats to at least six Democratic lawmakers just a day after several of Donald Trump's cabinet picks were targeted.

And inside the peace deal between Israel and Hezbollah, all report from the border capturing artillery fire.

Both sides accusing each other of violating the ceasefire, but will it hold?

And the cost of chocolate, how climate change may hike the price of favorite

tweets, I'll report from Africa tonight on the solutions being used to keep costs down.

Plus, there is good news tonight how a small town shoe store in Iowa without a website

has gained a global footing.

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening. I'm Gatti Schwartz. In for Lester, and we start with some pretty harsh weather this Thanksgiving.

We saw strong storms washing out a lot of the East Coast today with rain and snow battering the northeast.

But that rain, not putting a damper on today's Macy's Thanksgiving Day

parade. And if you were in a last-minute rush to the dinner table, we also saw hundreds of delays at

airports. And among the chaos, new questions about how a Delta airline passenger from New York

managed to board a flight to Paris without a ticket and apparently hid in the

plane's bathroom before being detained. And if getting to the Thanksgiving table wasn't hard enough,

getting home could be tricky too with the first Arctic blast of the season on the way.

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