Tonight, fire, heavy rain, even a massive dust storm, the intense weather as we come on the air.

The incredible images, a wall of dust, swallowing Phoenix, the storm knocking out power for tens of thousands.

Grounding flights and forcing drivers to stop in near zero visibility.

Plus firefighters still facing those

dangerous flames in Oregon and Napa Valley and the flooding threat with millions under

alerts tonight. Plus, in Washington, the unprecedented move by the president to fire a Federal

Reserve governor, what he accused her of, and her response that the President has

no authority to fire her and now plans to sue. Will this battle go to the Supreme Court?

The parents suing ChatGPT's parent company after their son died by suicide. What they found

the AI app told him when he talked about taking his life,

their warning to other parents and how the company is responding.

The heroes who jumped in to rescue a rideshare driver that ended up in a creek in the dark of night.

Tonight you'll hear from the driver and one of the men who rescued him.

And the old school matchmakers.

Imagine finding love at the senior center for two newlyweds.

The invite list had 200 grandparents on their wedding day.

Nightly News starts right now.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

And good evening with the intense summer heat, fire and rain of the West comes an unbelievable scene. Phoenix's Horizon, look at this, engulfed by a massive dust storm,

damaging Sky Harbor Airport and swallowing a college football stadium in its massive cloud. Across the

west, wildfires are burning in California, Oregon, and beyond. And the flood risk popping up,

threatening the suburbs and even popular national parks in the heat of tourism season. With

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