Tonight, the new crackdown inside Venezuela with the captured leader Nicolas Maduro in an American jail and the U.S.'s new plans to possibly gain control of Greenland.

Gunfire erupting outside the presidential palace in Venezuela as massive pro-Moduro crowds march on the streets of Caracas.

Our new reporting about how Maduro and his

wife were bruised and bleeding during that raid and the U.S. soldier that took multiple gunshots

to the leg. Our reporter tonight on the country's border, the White House's new threat on taking

Greenland, how the U.S. could acquire the territory without using force.

Deadly protests growing in Iran, a demonstrator taking on police with a makeshift flamethrower.

Protesters tear gassed, the threat from the Ayatollah, saying rioters must be put in their place.

Back here at home, a terrifying close call at a

Michigan middle school, a suspected gunman opening fire as he tried to break into the building,

how that man was stopped just in time. Plus the emotional opening statements in the trial

of a former police officer first on the scene of the deadly Yuvaldi school shooting,

why prosecutors say he could have saved lives.

The manhunt for the person of interest in the killing of an Ohio couple?

What investigators are now revealing about the timeline of the murders?

Shocking NFL shakeup, the coaching legend, fired.

And there's good news tonight, the man tackling hunger from his own front yard,

getting the surprise of a lifetime.

Nightly News starts right now.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

And good evening tonight.

We start with those growing aftershocks from the American raid in Venezuela.

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