>> new neighborhoods are in the cross hairs of mother nature as thousands more are forced to flee their homes and the threat isn't over yet. >> this is still a dangerous and developing story. the death toll stands at 21 now. tonight stories of heartbreak and rescues as people are plucked to safety. some left with only the clothes on their backs. >> more than 17,000 people now packed into emergency shelters after record rainfall left them without a roof over their heads. team coverage begins with nbc's jay gray in houston. >> reporter: the latest hit from harvey overwhelming. 26 inches of rain in just 24 hours as the city of beaumont unrecognizable dotted by only roof tops for miles. everything else swallowed by rising flood waters. >> the operation is very clear. we are still in life saving, life sustaining mode. >> reporter: has the water rushed in so did

responders. soaked and scared survivors to safety as others scrambled to escape we know a young mother lost her life swept away while trying to save her child. >> the infant was clinging to her in the water. they weren't able to resustate her. the baby, we are told, however, was alert and conscious. >> reporter: while the rain has stopped the search and rescue mission has not. 24,000 national guard troops deployed with the water still rising in neighborhoods across the city. >> just kept coming higher and higher. >> reporter: officials say more than 25,000 have been moved to higher ground, a number that continues to grow here. >> it's just devastating. you just grab what you -- you grab your kids and pets and go and leave everything. >> reporter: some have lost everything. dive team today located the family, the couple and their great grandchildren killed when their van was pulle

flood water. >> our worst fears have been realized. >> reporter: the realization for so many is so difficult. isolated by the water and unsure of what's next. nbc news, houston. >> many families in texas what's next is a long road to recovery. some people are coming back to their homes to find a trail of damage and expensive repairs. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper is near houston where neighbors are helping neighbors rebuild. has the rebuilding begun yet? >> reporter: it has. we are here in tony hodges house. take a look at what we are dealing with here. look at the floors just covered in mud. water still in the house. her family telling me they are throwing everything away that touched water. they are taking photographs so they have that for insurance purposes. you can see just dripping in here. we are already s

that mildew coming in. this is going to be months and months of cleanup. we talked to her family and the word continues to be how wonderful it is to see people here coming together. >> we have been stuck here for three days. people have been wonderful giving directions and telling what stores are open, lending fresh eggs or whatever we can do. most of us did keep power. the difference is this was a rain event. we had like ike we had wind and a lot of damage to this neighborhood during ike. it was primarily wind. this was very unusual. >> reporter: take a look. this is just outside. this is about three feet high. this is water that

basically to my hips in her house for days. she is very thankful that her family is here already starting to help her cleanup. i want to take you out to the road. we have seen the water go down today. the sunshine finally out today. i don't know where it is in the skype but you can see some breaks in the clouds right now. it's warm and humid out here. and we are just seeing the wonderful sense of community here. then you go and you look to see people here driving through the streets seeing if anyone needs help. checking out the areas and look at how deep this water still is outside of her home here. when you look at my boots this has gone down i would say probably about six inches when we got here. i couldn't walk out in the street because of how deep the water was. here we saw tremendous flash flooding on saturday night. and folks dealing with the impacts from harvey here for months, guys. >> looking around in that home that you have just shown us, it

the amount of work that they are going to have to do to rebuild and live in their home again. people are still staying strong, aren't they? >> reporter: absolutely. the homeowner is no longer here. they are in there cleaning it out for her. we spoke with a couple who had divorced about the husband came back to help his ex wife cheen up her home because she needed that support. the people who haven't been impacted and family and friends in the area. that happened in the house, as well. >> people come together in extraordinary circumstances like these. thank you. the deadly storm prompted more

and it could impact our area later this week. doug, what is the latest track and timing now? >> it is still a tropical storm. to more of amelia's point. that is one home done thousands of times. thousands of homes have been damaged by harvey. harvey continues to damage homes into portions of louisiana when they continue to see extremely heavy rainfall and still not moving that much. the latest advisory came out at 5:00. it is moving at 8 miles per hour to the north. still providing tremendous amounts of rain right along the texas/louisiana border. this will be making its way our way. you can see the northern extent of the rain shield here. bringing the rain with it. first off beautiful weather tomorrow for most of the day. we have a slight chance of shower tomorrow. tracking harvey as it makes its way in friday into saturday.

weekend forecast. if you have plans i will break it down for you and show you which days are the better days as far as that is concerned. >> we need to make plans. tonight the woman at the center of what has been the most viewed story on our app is in custody. she is accused of dumping a cup of her own urine on a metro bus driver. but the story doesn't eastbound there. the woman called us after seeing herself on our morning news. she wanted to tell her side of the story. only on news 4 pat collins was there as she turned herself in. >> reporter: >> the urine toss suspect in custody. today she apologized sort of. today she explained why she did what she did sort of. this is how the arrest went down. do you have anything

>> for my community and all of my friends. >> reporter: opal brown, the urine toss suspect arrested today by metro transit police. >> reporter: why did you do what you did? >> i'm not going to say that. i am sorry but she had to get it. >> reporter: why? opal brown. 38 years old, the mother of three. she lives in southeast. police say saturday on a bus she relieved herself in a cup and then tossed a cup of her urine on a female bus driver. it happened on an x 2 bus at a minnesota avenue stop. on her facebook page she confessed. okay. y'all know it was me who did the bad stuff to the metro operator. but i want to apologize to her but metro owes

being very rude. opal brown called news 4 this morning and talked to our adam tuss to explain why she did it. >> like why -- for real. inconsiderate and their employees are demons. >> reporter: police say the attack was unprovoked and the bus driver told ms. brown to have a nice day and then the urine toss. opal brown expected in court tomorrow. there she will be officially charged in this case. back to you. >> hard to believe. >> still hard to watch in slow motion. thank you, pat. developing now in the district, shots fired in the middle of the day in a

on south dakota avenue in northeast d.c. one was treated at the scene. the other taken to the hospital. both are going to be okay. president trump is just back from the road trip to missouri to talk about tax reform. it has been a top priority for him and he is sending a clear warning now to congress about making it happen. working this story for us from capitol hill. >> reporter: republican leaders have said that tax reform is priority number one and after that rather dramatic failure of an obamacare repeal they want this as a legislative win. president trump said to members of congress a very strong message, do not mess this up. today president trump in missouri stopping in the show me state to show his support for tax reform. >> on a plan that is

american. >> reporter: president trump giving few specifics but promising a plan that he says will be good for middle class americans even if not for the wealthy like himself. >> it's crazy. we are speaking maybe we shouldn't be doing this. but we are doing the right thing. >> reporter: the president calling for a tax code that is easy to understand and pressuring both parties in congress to get it done adding this threat against the state's democratic senator. >> your senator doesn't do it for you. you have to vote her out of office. >> reporter: the president face ag battle on capitol hill and another fight against north korea. overnight the u.s. launching missile defense test in response to this warning shot from north korea. a test missile launched directly over japan earlier this week. when it comes to

not the answer. a direct contradiction to this message from his defense secretary. >> we are never out of diplomatic solutions. we continue to work together. >> reporter: and the president promising to work with congress on tax reform even as he warns members not to disappoint him. and president trump and congress will also be racing the clock to pass a new budget to avoid a government shutdown. a new study for business insider puts the prospect of a shut down less because of the effects from hurricane harvey. >> a symbolic tribute on two college campuses to remember a young life cut short as students head back to school. a family man missing for days is found safe. it's the ending you don't often here about. how strangers and those of you on social media helped make it happen. a top ten list nobody wunts it be on. how much time and money

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army second lieutenant richard collins iii was days away from graduating and preparing for a future in the u.s. army. it all came to a tragic end. collins was stabbed to death on the university of maryland

campus back in may. today both schools held a moment of silence in his honor. police charged someone in his murder. students are promising to protect collins legacy. aimee cho is on the bowie state campus with that part of the story. >> reporter: new school year just started here at bowie state but today for one minute everything stood still. ♪ >> reporter: our hearts are still very, very heavy as we remember a tragedy. >> his life was taken because someone did not take the opportunity to get to know him. his life was taken because of the color of his skin. his life was taken because he decided to stand for what he believed in. >> reporter: for p

days this tragedy has weighed on my heart and in my mind. there is nothing that we can do today that can cause us to go back in time and bring him back. >> please take one minute and a moment of silence. ♪ may you forever be >> we are here today to say no. no to racism. no to bigotry. snow to hatred. snow no to violence. >> we need to be excellent examples of tolerance and patience and love and kindness. i think that was for time and purpose.

>> such an incredibly powerful ceremony. richard collins was just days away from graduation. live at bowie state aimee cho, news 4. we are working for you tonight tracking the crowd marching towards d.c. pictures from social media show day three on the road. the demonstrators were marching against white supremacy and protesting president trump's response to that violence. the crowd left charlottesville on monday. today they passed through ruckersville. they will arrive in d.c. september 6. two liquor store employees are recovering from serious burns after a bizarre attack in beltsville. police tell us a man walked into the store over the weekend and tossed a molotov cocktail at workers. chris gordon has more on what may have prompted it. >> reporter: iti

p prince george's county police officer stopped a man seen running out of this liquor store. the officer noted the man's clothes smelled like gasoline. he is being charged with attempted murder, assault and arson. >> apparently there had been some type of ongoing dispute between the people in the store and the suspect. >> reporter: sunday evening the suspect arrived carrying a lit molotov cocktail. he walked inside and threw it. it saet some on fire injuring to employees in the store and were transported to a hospital burn unit. one is still in serious condition and the other was treated and released. investigators say store surveillance video shows the attack. we asked to see the video but we were told it's evidence which cannot be made public at this time. many people who live near the

>> i went to high point high school. we retired out here. i just really am surprised. >> if you see some of the people that come in here in the evening it would happen. >> edwards is being held in custody without bond. liquor sustained some fire damage but remains open for business. reporting from prince george's county, chris gordon, news 4. flood waters fall revealing damage in texas as tropical storm harvey heads in our direction. doug has the impact on your labor day weekend next. you know the feeling when something just doesn't feel right. how an

we know they are glad to see some sun coming out in texas. and now we're keeping an eye on how harvey is going to effect us. >> actually right now. we saw sunshine and cloud cover. that cloud cover coming courtesy of harvey in the mid to upper levels of the atmosphere. not bringing rain just yet. show you what is happening temperature wise. 78 at the airport. 81 fredrick. a very nice afternoon out here on our wednesday. looking at a pretty nice night tonight. no rain out there with the exception

laray looking at a shower. no lightning with this. a little bit of down pour right on top. looking pretty good for the most part around the rest of the area now. a few showers to the west are not going to be impactful for us. remnants of harvey still a tropical storm making its way in towards louisiana. northern extent of the rain in. moving our way, for sure. it is starting to pick up speed although not that much in the way of speed. currently it is moving north northeast at only eight miles per hour and has tropical storm force winds. take a look where it is going through the memphis area and could bring them some flooding and move our way. i do not expect flooding in our area although some areas could pick up a half an inch to an inch into saturday. tomorrow first off mix of sun and clouds during the day tomorrow. notice a couple of showers in here around 5:00. by around 8:00 most showers out

much cooler air on friday. friday is going to be another nasty day. clouds, much cooler conditions. a little on the breezy side. not expecting a lot of rain. 1:00 on friday. better chance of showers late on friday. here is 8:00 friday night. just the cloud cover. right now i have temperatures only in the 60s as we make our way through the day on friday and into early saturday. tomorrow beautiful. 85 degrees and mixture of sun and clouds. probably more clouds than sunshine. pretty nice afternoon. speaking of a nice afternoon t has been a great one for our backyard weather. i can't do it. she is out in the district heights. >> i have been waiting to do this with you for years and the time that i get to do it you are in the studio we are going to talk about this when i get back. this crowd has assembled for what seems like a grand finale. the drum line and the signal

is -- let me show you. here they are. i want you to see this. ♪ and the dancers are on the stage. to keep them focussed on staying in school and doing positive things in the community. let's show the dancer. i'm molette green working for yo

to school barbecue holding this beautiful -- >> arms are getting a little tired. i see what is going on especially doing the singing. great programs out there helping to keep kids off the streets around the portions of prince george's county. i love it. thank you for doing what you are doing. 68 degrees. that's the friday temperature. very cool. showers late in the day. most of friday dry. good chance of showers on saturday. most rain into saturday morning looking good on sunday. much better on monday for labor day. if you have plans this weekend i will break it down for you. i will see you back here at 6:45. still ahead a health crisis in the wake of harvey. we'll go inside make shift medical centers to hshow you ho storm centers are coping.

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the death toll rising from harvey as flood waters begin to recede. harvey is dumping rain in louisiana and evacuation efforts are underway there. >> we saw scene after s

families plucked out of the waters one by one and hoisted up to safety in a helicopter. meanwhile in houston the sun is out today but it is revealing the grim reality. 21 people are dead. among them two missing grand par parents and four grandchildren. so far 19,000 people have been rescued in texas alone. 32,000 still need shelter. houston's airports are back open tonight. many roads are still under water. and the country's largest oil refinery is shut down. that can mean higher gas prices here and across the country. and tonight there is an emerging health crisis from harvey after hospitals have been evacuated. people have been treated in make shift centers like this one. volunteer doctors and nurses are working around the clock to treat patients. >>

a lot of chronic illnesses, high blood pressure, many people working to give medications before they left. >> reporter: on nightly news tonight chief medical correspondent takes us inside some of these temporary medical centers. these scenes are unfolding more than 1,000 miles away. it's not uncommon for us to feel helpless watching them. there are ways we can all pitch in. in the immediate after math of an immense disaster like this one emergency experts say the most pressing needs are for blood donations and financial assistance. our nbc washington app has a list of things you can do from here to help. search harvey help. now to the shattering after effects of the crash of the uss john mccain. the destroyer collided back on august 21 near singapore. ten sailors were killed

news 4 learned his family is traveling up to dover, delaware today to accept his remains. he will be buried at arlington national cemetery. kevin bushel, a friend who never had the chance to say good bye posted a moving tribute to him. a family spokesman tells us he joined the navy soon after graduating from high school back in 2009. he worked his way up to the electronics technician second class position. his father told the baltimore sun that his son was a gentle soul who would bring home injured animals to nurse back to health. he was one of two sailors from maryland killed in that crash. timothy ecles jr. was just 23 years old. dozens of people giving up their day to find a missing husband and father of two. george di

morning. late today a stranger recognized him from social media pictures. he was found sitting alone at a restaurant. tonight he has been reunited with his family. bureau reporter david david culver was there. >> reporter: they gathered early. hangs posters, knocking on doors. >> we are looking for a missing person. >> reporter: stopping bus drivers. this is determination. >> if you can keep an eye out that would be great. >> reporter: all of this to find george. his truck abandoned, wallet, keys, phone, left inside. george who battles depression nowhere to be found. >> come home, we love you. >> his wife let friends know and strangers stepped in. >> why are so many people spending days to find him? >> his wife is an agent in our office. we are a big family. >> reporter: as both fairf

alexandria police search the parking lot dozens of volunteers headed into the woods. the mud, the thick of it. in the end it was this post on inside the facebook page that helped find george. >> at the mcdonald's. >> thank god. >> reporter: grateful for her community and hopes their personal story might change minds. >> mental health is one of those issues that nobody likes to talk about but everybody has to deal with. >> reporter: george's wife tells me tonight he is getting the help he needs. as far as the woman who found george and spotted him you may wonder who is she? questions we are wondering, too. we are going to get them answered tonight. if you follow me on facebook and twitter and on news 4 at 11:00 you will meet the woman responsible for reuniting this family. i'm david culver, news 4. we look forward to his report tonight. virginia's governor

eyebrows with a tweet about the redskins. he tweeted out pictures from the annual welcome home luncheon. and he said the season will be a success if the team wins the super bowl and moves to virginia. governor mcauliffe has been courting the redskins as they look for a new home. the lease on fed ex field is up in about ten years. governor mcauliffe is hoping he can close a deal before he leaves office in january. a firefighter had a gut feeling that something wasn't quite right and his quick decision ended up saving a young woman's life. up next the rescue and reunion after a chance encounter on the side of the road. a family tormented and divided by a brutal murder comes together to lay a little girl to rest. that story coming up next on news 4. and you know i continue to track what is left of ha

it will move our way. it will have an impact on our labor day weekend. i'll show you how. i got your forecast next.

a funeral today for the youngest victim in a heartbreaking tragedy. three girls stabbed to death inside a home and a relative confessed to the crime. >> the murder split families apart. loved ones tell tracee wilkins they hope today's surface will be a step towards healing. >> it's a sad tragedy that happened. >> reporter: hundreds gathered to say good bye. her brother told police he killed her in a devastating triple murder. >> to see a young child go i feel for the family. >> reporter: 6-year-old withers and her cousins who were visiting from out

found stabbed and murdered in the home. the family is trying to find a way to come back together. >> it's just so sad. >> reporter: this woman is aunt to both. >> what are you hoping? >> peace. peace. because that's what we need. >> reporter: she says their mother is suffering. >> she's not doing good at all. >> it's sad because i lost a child. and that's something that you never get over. >> reporter: sympathy for the mother's pain is what brought a complete stranger to today's services. >> you lost two kids. you lost one to the system and one to death. it's just a tragedy. >> reporter: judy fuller says she believes something went very wrong with her nephew for him to allegedly tyke such precious lives. >> i hope they see he did have mental issues and didn't do it and wake up decide to do

i think something went wrong. >> reporter: as for the family's future the painful journey for this family is still continuing. the bond hearing for antonio williams is set for september 7. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> a judge postponed the suspect's initial bond review. >> the court wants to make sure williams can assist in his own defense. we shift gears to reunion months in the making. it was july when a young woman crashed in prince george's county. her seat belt wrapped around her choking her. today she got to hug the firefighter who saved her life. william says he can't explain why he went down the road but says something didn't feel quite right. that's when he saw the car. she broke down today thanking him. >> i

very grateful from the bottom of my heart. >> i would pray that i have daughters somebody would look out for them if they were in need. >> that's not enough, another little moment that came out of today's reunion, firefighter found out that they share a birthday. his response, your family always grows. dramatic time lapsed video as hurricane harvey was closing in. see how it unfolded over a matter of hours in houston. >> new numbers show how much time and money we waste searching for parking

boy, it is going to hurt to hear this. each of us wastes about $350 a year when we leave time on d.c. parking meters. it's even worse in other cities. a new yorker overpays by nearly $900 a year. in san francisco that number drops to just over $400. in los angeles it is about $380 a year. mark segraves explains why parking pains impact everyone even those who don't drive. >> while there is an added cost to looking for a parking space in downtown washington there are ways to avoid the cost and the hassle. and some of those ways can be right at your finger tips. it's something lots of people don't look forward

for a place to park. >> people behind you might hate you but you have to slow down and look. you need to get it right there. >> a recent study found all that time searching for parking adds up. in new york city a typical driver spends about 107 hours a year looking for a place to park. in los angeles about 85 hours. san francisco 83 hours. and here in d.c. the typical driver will spend about 65 hours per year looking for that parking space. statistics that only americans would come up with. >> reporter: while some may be dismissive the d.c. government is working on ways to help drivers find those spots by using cameras and a pilot program in china town where the price of parking goes up and down with demand. d dot says it seems to be working. >> there is a space in every block space. if you are

you can find it. >> reporter: the city is reduzing the number of unstreet parking spaces hoping to encourage other options. >> you can take metro. they are building bike lanes. >> they want more people to walk and take the metro. then they are cutting off lines in the metro station. it's just a lot of variables. >> there are apps you can use to find the closest and cheapest offstreet parking lot for your destination. in the district mark segraves news 4. >> we posted a link to some of those parking apps on the nbc washington app. just search d.c. parking. big numbers there. >> we have more breaking news out of texas. a black hawk helicopter here is lifting off in southeast texasment nbc news is along for the ride. he is coming up shortly on nightly news. this is a live picture. rescuers are flying over the city of beaumont. one of the hardest hit flood zones. the mayor there posted on facebook eli

entire city was under water. officials fear people are still stranded inside their homes. we are going to keep an eye on this developing situation and bring you any rescues live right here on news 4. that's from a black hawk helicopter over beaumont. new video shows how quickly the flood waters can rise. this is time lapsed video from garage in houston as tropical storm harvey barrelled into texas. family who lived here put everything on tables and made sure the garage door was secure. that did not stop the flooding. water started pouring in around 2:00 a.m. sunday. by lunch time the suv was half way submerged. it took a day for the water to level off and then begin to go down. that's awful to see. much more on harvey tonight on news 4 nightly news with lester holt including dramatic rescues from the air

taken to safety. doug is back with more about our weather and how harvey is going to have an impact on us. >> little is kind of an under statement compared to what they are dealing with in texas and louisiana we are talking about that for days, weeks, probably years down there around the houston area and beaumont and port arthur, texas. we look towards our region we have seen cloud cover. these clouds courtesy of harvey. we are seeing clouds from harvey moving our way with sunshine. temperature at 78 degrees. 75 by 7:00. dropping to about 70 by about 11:00. looking okay. take a look at the radar. a couple of showers. one back here towards west virginia. the rest of us have been on the dry side. we stay dry for the most part into the day on friday. then we s

harvey which will be remnants by that point. still a tropical storm with winds of 40 miles per hour. look at the rain shield all the way towards the carolinas here all the way towards parts of tennessee making its way our way. heading to the beaches umbrellas and sweat shirts. you will need them both. a little on the cool side. temperatures low 60s, low 70s. not a complete washout during the afternoon. 75 degrees improving on sunday. sunday looking great. monday best day labor day high temperature 78 close to 80 degrees. water looking pretty good. if you are heading to the mountains this is the time you really need the board games. 64 degrees on saturday. rain likely off and on. heaviest rain overnight. saturday should be clearing out. monday looking great. labor day looking good. heading to the mountains remember to take jackets. something else to talk about way out into the

irma quickly developing. remember we will continue to track this as it makes its way across the atlantic. takes about seven to ten days. on my ten day forecast i do not have it in here. it is something we watch very closely. it will have some impact on the united states coming up in about seven to ten days. tracking harvey saturday with rain. looking better sunday and monday and good chances of rain in the middle of next week. >> really pushing the board games. >> he is. >> wishful thinking. >> something tells me he is just a little competitive. coming up in sports, a little afternoon baseball. >> why the home run wasn't

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> how about them nats. stephen strasburg the star of today's game. two plus weeks since harper slipped and luckily suffered just a bone bruise and hyperextended knee. today we are learning that he strained a calf muscle on that play and the combo is making for a slow recovery. dusty baker telling us he is a long ways off from running and returning. he will travel with the team on the upcoming road trip. loving stephen strasburg today on the mound and at the plate. bottom five we are scoreless. helping his own cause.

opposite field to right center. that is gone. 409 feet. his second of the season just third of his career. skip ahead top nine. ninth inning. nats up 4-0. strasburg on the mound. you see he gets derek to ground out to end the game. first complete game shutout since 2013. he struck out eight and went 0 for 4. as the nats win it 4-0. a day game dual for the orioles and mariners. fun for the whole family. fun watching jonathan scope become superstar. birds down a run in the fifth. johnny baseball has it covered. deep shot to left ties the game at 6-6. then in the eighth tied at 7-7. he takes this one up the middle and into center. joseph scores go ahead

99th rbi. orioles win seventh straight game 8-7 the final. we have been talking a lot about hope especially for the nats. there is one man the entire country can get behind and carry the hopes for an entire sport. everyone is staring at me like what? he is from maryland and his name is francis tiafo. ust men's tennis. late last night the 19 year old versus roger federer who never lost in the first round. the night didn't end in story book fashion he took federer to the limit five sets. he broke federer and couldn't contain excitement at times. federer is one of the greatest of all time finally escaping with victory showing great stuff and so much potential for more. r

villanova coach, a legend in college basketball died today at the age of 82. you may remember him as the man who broke georgetown's heart with epic upset in the 1985 national championship game. the now head coach released a statement saying the entire family saddened by his death. they bonded over the years but he said even though his 1985 team beat us i have always had nothing but great respect and admiration for him. our thoughts are with his family. kirk suzens and doug williams making an entrance at the redskins welcome home lunchelu luncheon. superfan on stage. preseason tradition like no other. dressed in his best for the event. looking hollywood out there.

you look good and play good and you get paid good. you get paid good you eat good. that's primetime.

tonight, urgent airlift. we're in the sky as desperate flood victims are rescued from new flood zones just in time as harvey makes another landfall. also, the death toll swells. the van that carried six family members found, confirming the worst fears. and now concerns about the ripple effect of health risks after the storm. >>hard sell. president trump hits the road talking taxes. but what's the plan? and what will it mean for your money? mixed signals. after north korea's new threat, president trump says talking is not the answer. but tonight his own defense secretary is saying something very different. and remembering diana. princess kate's symbolic gesture on the eve of a tragic anniversary. "nightly news" begins right now.