Tonight the first group of jurors selected in Donald Trump's hush money trial as the

judge scolds the former president. The first seven jurors now seated what we know

about them including a teacher, a nurse, and a software engineer.

And the dramatic moment, what Mr. Trump did in the courtroom and why it led the judge to

warn him not to intimidate the potential jurors.

Our team at the courthouse.

Also tonight, dangerous weather on the move. The tornado outbreak in several states across

the Central U.S. Al Roker is here. The articles of impeachment against DHS Secretary Alejandro

Mayork has delivered. The stage now set for a trial in the Senate. House Speaker

Mike Johnson under fire, his defiant message as the push from fellow Republicans to oust him

gains momentum. The Middle East on edge the images of a missile used in Iran's

attack on Israel and our new reporting on how and where Israel could hit back.

Our NBC News exclusive, the Boeing whistleblower speaking out of the eve of his testimony

before Congress.

I think it's as serious as I have ever seen in my lifetime.

The potentially fatal flaw, he says, could cause the 787 dream liner to break apart in mid-air, Boeing's

reassurance it's safe to fly on. And heart and soul, the kind cobbler, has become an unlikely tick talk sensation.

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome.

Anyone who has ever served knows jury duty can be tedious,

sometimes interesting or emotional and often forgettable. But for seven people

selected today to sit in judgment at the criminal trial of a former

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