Tonight, President Trump on the world stage saying tonight the U.S. and Iran will meet.

President Trump firing back about an early intel assessment of the U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites,

arguing they had been obliterated and why he says he does not need a nuclear agreement with Iran.

Arkelly O'Donnell questioning him in the heat of the NATO meetings.

Plus the lighter moment during a serious summit, why the head of NATO called President Trump

daddy.

Fire in the sky, the frightening scene aboard an American Airlines jet as one of the engines

sparks just after takeoff.

The smoke and burst in the air, flames visible on the ground, what we're learning about the emergency landing tonight.

125 million people in the middle of this brutal heat wave fire crews hosing down a bridge too hot for traffic,

when there will be any sense of relief.

Political shocker, will this 33-year-old Democratic Socialists be the next mayor of New York City?

He just beat Andrew Cuomo and is poised to go head to head with the incumbent Eric Adams.

Risky rescue will take you underground as firefighters search for a little girl who fell into a storm drain during flash flooding.

And the small town making a big difference in the lives of its graduates, helping pay their way to college.

Nightly News starts right now.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

And good evening.

The president on the world stage and pushing back over those assessments over the nuclear

site strikes on Iran.

The president disputing the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency's initial report, suggesting

the strikes set back Iran's nuclear program by three to six months.

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