Tonight, the new clashes on the streets of Minneapolis over the ice shooting and now the legal

battle over how to handle the investigation with some prosecutors resigning in protest, the violent

confrontations not letting up, a demonstrator shoving an officer, a cloud of tear gas, choking

protesters. Plus, we'll tell you why a group of prosecutors

inside the Minnesota U.S. Attorney's Office just resigned. Also tonight, in contempt,

House Republicans pushing to hold the Clintons in criminal contempt of Congress after refusing

to testify in the Epstein inquiry and President Trump's profane reaction

when he was heckled about Epstein late today.

West Wing actor Timothy Busfield surrendering to police

as he faces child sex abuse charges,

what he told cameras as he turned himself in.

The growing death toll in Iran.

And now President Trump is encouraging protesters to stand up and fight.

Troubling new allegations against the ex-husband accused of killing an Ohio couple, the family, breaking their silence tonight.

Officer ambushed new video of a man firing explosive rounds at a police officer,

how he survived that attack. Dramatic rescue a man rushing into safe toddlers who had wandered

into traffic. Where were their parents? And there's good news tonight when a group of high

schoolers surprised their teacher with that brought him to tears.

And the second surprise, no one saw coming. Nightly News starts right now.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

And good evening. We begin tonight with tensions boiling over in Minnesota, violent battles between protesters and federal officers unfolding in the streets and internal backlash brewing inside the Justice Department.

In the Twin Cities, scenes just like these federal agents clashing with protesters after last week's killing of Renee Good in a violent

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