Tonight the summer of floods, the video showing the rush of water and wood carrying houses

and families away.

Dozens of swift water rescues as people were stranded in New Mexico in their homes and in

their cars, even in trees.

The devastating news for a Fort Bliss family, two of their children swept away and the surveillance video

showing the rapid rise of that water. 173 still missing in the Texas Hill country as

cadaver dogs are being used to help out search and rescue teams. The questions were asking about

why a better system wasn't in place when county documents showed they've known about this issue for nearly a decade.

Plus, Al Roker standing by with more on why this wild summer has been so volatile for floods and the next threat coming up.

Also tonight, Biden's physician refusing to answer questions about the former president's health while he was in the White House,

invoking the Fifth Amendment to a committee in Congress. Pulled from the flames, the heart-stopping

video, capturing the moment officers, rescued people trapped in a burning car. Who killed the main

paddle border, the homicide investigation, after a woman was found dead after she went out at

dusk. Would you let your kids into a driverless car? The new move from Waymo, allowing teens

to hail a ride without mom or dad. And great white shark encounter, you'll hear from the young

woman who came within feet of this fin and the massive shark it belonged to.

Nightly News starts right now.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

And good evening.

Tonight as we come on the air with another American community facing deadly flooding and destruction. This week,

following so much pain in Texas and North Carolina, rushing water slamming Ruudoso, New Mexico,

a house you see it right here, unmoored, floating away down a rushing wall of water. And look at this,

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