Breaking news tonight, one of President Trump's biggest critics indicted, just weeks after the president publicly called for her prosecution.

New York's Attorney General, Letitia James, indicted by a grand jury for bank fraud and false statements.

The president had pushed his attorney general to charge her after James won a judgment against him for hundreds

of millions of dollars. Tonight, her vow to fighting court. Plus, the historic breakthrough in the Middle

East, celebrations across Israel today and in Gaza, the moment the families of hostages

spoke to President Trump on the phone, his plans to go to the region within days to see the deal

through, and this just in, the U.S. military, preparing to send as many as 200 troops to Israel.

The government shut down military families outrage, saying they defend our freedom, but the shutdown will stop their paychecks.

The Speaker of the House confronted by a military wife, what he told me today about his

message to military families, as Senator Schumer explains, what he meant by saying every day gets

better for Democrats in the shutdown. Also tonight, the Texas man on death row given a

surprise reprieve just days before he was set to die. Lester Holt is here, his new reporting

that the man's lawyers used to make their case. A wife's alleged murder plot in court today

accused of trying to kill her husband by pouring a poison found an anti-freeze

into his wine.

The TikTok pranks going way too far, teens across the country sending pictures to their parents

showing fake AI-generated intruders.

Those parents then flooding 911 centers, the warning from police tonight.

And there's good news, the little heroes on the gridiron, why the play was so much more than just a touchdown.

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