Tonight, the landmark indictment against Raul Castro, the U.S. Department of Justice,

charging the former leader of Cuba with murder, decades after the deadly shootdown of two civilian planes.

The question now, will the U.S. go into Cuba to arrest him?

The indictment against the 94-year-old brother of Fidel Castro, a stunning escalation

in the Trump administration's pressure campaign on Cuba. Does this mean military action is to come?

And is there enough evidence to convict him? I asked the man who brought the charges if he thinks

Castro will ever step foot in a U.S. courtroom. Tens of thousands under

evacuation orders as wildfires spread in Southern California, the smoke NATO spitting up a

tower of ash, and did this shipwrecked sailor spark a massive brushfire when he shot a flare,

plus storms slamming the East Coast flash floods, stranding drivers in Atlanta.

The fireball in lower Manhattan, a car exploding, sending people running near Wall Street.

What's set off this blast?

Campus intruder, the search for this man after he allegedly tried to assault a person in their Harvard dorm room and then was

spotted inside a dorm building at nearby MIT. The push to leave quarantine an American

furious over being forced to quarantine for the haunt of virus saying it's like a prison, what he

told our reporter. Singhole on the runway, the scare at one of the

nation's busiest airports, forcing a runway at LaGuardia to shut down. Los Angeles

burglary bus, police cracking down on high-tech thefts, arresting more than half a dozen people,

how they're using Wi-Fi jammers to break into homes.

The dramatic video of a fire truck losing control, rolling over, and crashing into a business.

And there's good news tonight, the graduating seniors getting the surprise of a lifetime from their greatest

supporters who serve our country. Nightly News starts right now.

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