Tonight, the record-breaking travel crunch as severe weather begins its march up the East Coast,

causing widespread delays on one of the busiest travel days of the year.

Severe storms tearing roofs off buildings in Alabama as a tornado threat forces air traffic controllers to flee Atlanta's tower,

plus an oil pipeline that feeds one major airport

breaking, causing flights to divert just to refuel. And the weather's not over yet. Al Roker

tracking the snow in the Midwest and the rain and wind pounding the east. The escalating showdown

in Washington, the FBI now set to question six Democratic lawmakers after their

video sparked fury from the White House. The secret peace talks with Russia, U.S. officials in the

high-level meetings, and our new reporting, has Ukraine agreed to a peace deal? Terrifying

doorbell cam footage showing a fireball as a home is obliterated

in seconds in New Mexico. One person seriously injured, what caused the blast? An undefeated high school

football coach, now a fugitive on the run, the all-out manhunt to find him as police revealed

the disturbing charges he's now accused of.

Lost in the woods overnight, a grandmother and three children finally rescued deep in the woods of South Carolina,

how one child was able to call 911 just as the phone battery was dying.

The rescue caught on camera, four fishermen clinging to their

overturned boat for 20 hours off of Florida. One of them, 90 years old, how they made it out alive.

Plus the future of home shopping, how QVC is now the biggest thing on TikTok. And suiting up for Thanksgiving's biggest stage, we go behind

the scenes as crew's raced address an army of balloon handlers before showtime. Nightly News starts right now.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas. And good evening. America is on the move tonight, and so is a powerful

storm system, just as the holiday travel rush kicks into high gear. Dangerous weather is causing

major problems on the road and in the skies. This was the scene in Alabama today, strong winds

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