"nbc nightly news" is next. for news and weather updates head to nbc10.com. >>> on this saturday night -- game on. an early gold medal for team usa as the rio olympics get under way. america's best competing in the water, on the beach and on the field after last night's spectacular opening ceremony. >>> concert chaos. scary moments after a railing gives way at a concert injuring dozens. >>> state of siege. richard engel on the new intense battles in syria as insurgents try to liberate hundreds of thousands in a city cut off by government forces. >>> fearing zika. couples in florida now putting off plans to have children. >>> the comeback. the american athlete who made it to rio after winning the biggest battle of her

it's all ahead when we see you just a few minutes from now for nbc nightly news from rio. denise, back to you. >> thank you, peter. we'll see you at 6:30. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. it will change the way you experience tv. >> hello, marshall harris here from csn. the eagles back at practice today following yesterday's day off and carson wentz was on the field. carson wentz chatting it up with former north dakota and current flyers head coach who has a hairline rib fracture. doug pederson said before practice he just wanted to give wentz a test. pederson also talked about wentz's rehab plan. >> it's one that i'm not going to rush back. i know that injury can be a little discomforting, but at the same time i want to see where he's at. >> will we see him for the last preseason game? >> still trying to get him ready for that game, yes. >> plus jordan matthews continues to miss practice with a knee injury. pederson says if matthews does not play next saturday against the colts, he'll also be held out of the final preseason game. the eagles believe matth

"nightly news" begins now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news," reporting tonight, potential danger in the sky averted this weekend. two united airline pie the lots arrested saturday morning on suspicion of being under the influence of alcohol. they were scheduled to fly 141 passengers from scotland to new jersey. it's not the first time this year pilots have been taken into custody for alleged intoxication. in this case, aviation experts say the system worked, but some passengers on that flight were left shaken and frustrated. morgan rath ford has our report tonight. >> reporter: authorities say 45. their identities still not confirmed. they were supposed to be flying united flight 162 scheduled to leave scotland at 9:00 a.m. yesterday with 150 people on board. but then confusion. one passenger tweeting, what is going on? police in the tunnel. very little information. it turns out the pilots were arrested suspected of being drunk. >> if you are them. the safeguards in place did, in fact, work. >> the entire crew was replaced and the flight was

"nightly news" begins >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balart. >>> good evening. it started out routinely a. southwest airlines jet with 104 people on board on a flight from new orleans to orlando when suddenly the sound of an explosion, ang engine problem on the plane was landing. 99 terrified passengers are okay tonight and are describing what it was like when something went very wrong. jolene kent has the details. >> reporter: a terrifying moment in the sky. >> we were kind of just zoned out and then all of a sudden it was that huge, loud noise. >> reporter: what sounded like an explosion on a southwest florida from new orleans to orlando. the plane took off shortly after 9:00 a.m. a short time later, emergency landing in pensacola. >> this is a boeing 737 in emergency status. >> i saw metal flapping and i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: the boeing 737 landed safely carrying 99 passengers and five crew members. southwest said it was a, quote, mechanical issue with the number one engine. photos taken aboard s

nbc news, rio. >> usa! >> see them in tokyo. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. i'm peter alexander. tune in for the closing ceremony beginning at 8:00, lester holt will be at home with you tomorrow. thank you for watching and have a great >>> i'm embarrassed. for myself, my family, especially those guys, the whole olympic games. >>> american olympic swimmer ryan locht the robbery that never happened in an exclusive interview with matt lauer. >>> the xxxi olympic games came to a close as team usa dominated with 121 medals. >>> isis used a child to carry out a mass suicide attack at a wedding. >> donald trump tries a different approach. >>> and are you brave enough to

"nightly news" begins "nbc nightly news" reporting tonight from the olympic games in rio. peter alexander. >> good evening on this wet and windy night. the rio olympics will draw to a close with a final exclamation point. a carnival-like closing ceremony. a fitting end to the first games in south america. for its part, team usa punctuated an historic performance securing 1 most won by americans in three decades, the third most ever. null and the brazilian hosts are reveling after earning gold in this country's most popular sport. here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: as the soccer team goes, so goes the country. at least that is what many brazilians believe. >> neymar has a chance to make history. >> reporter: in the final moments of the shootout in maracana stadium, you could see it in their faces. >> blows the whistle to put brazil out of their misery. >> reporter: only two years ago during the semifinal of the world the same team. a crushing 7-1. >> neymar right-footed takes it and scores! >> reporter: when that final goal sailed in, it wasn't the country's first so

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news, world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening, there is an urgent and highly unusual new government warning out today for pregnant women as a jump in locally contracted cases in south florida. the ten newly identified cases are attributed to homegrown mosquitoes. right now, an aggressive zika testing program is under way there, along with a stepped up offensive against mosquitoes. even so health officials admit there's likely more undiagnosed cases. >> reporter: densely populated winnwood neighborhood is -- homegrown zika for a total of 14 cases makes it too dangerous. federal officials say there's more people with the virus but not knowing it because the symptoms can be mild. >> is there a place beyond this one-mile radius that needs to be looked at. >> reporter: the cdc advises women returning from the area not to get pregnant for 14 weeks. the branch family was just tested. >> my daughter's test is good, but my father, he has the zika. >> your pregnancy is going well. >> re

"nightly news" begins >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight from the olympic games in rio, peter alexander. >> good evening. after an exhilarating couple weeks of competition here in rio, it remains the biggest blemish on these games. an embarrassing episode involving one of team usa's highest profile athletes, ryan tonight with the last of the four american swimmers finally back home, lochte is opening up about the controversy in an exclusive interview with matt lauer. the 32-year-old calling his behavior that night immature and childish. lochte says he takes full responsibility for his actions and for not telling the whole story from the start. here's matt lauer. >> you told me on the phone, ryan, you said we are victims here. we are victims, and we're happy that we're safe. in the police press how do you feel about that? >> it's how you want to make it look like. whether you call it a robbery, whether you call it extortion or us paying for just the damages, we don't know. all we know is there was a gun pointed in our direc

"nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with kate snow." >>> good evening. it happened so suddenly, so quickly, last evening just as people were sitting down to dinner, the rain started pounding ellicott city, maryland, and didn't let up for several hours. the flash flooding that followed turned deadly and left behind scenes of utter destruction. the state's lieutenant governor said it looked like a movie disaster scene with the worst of it right on main street. tammy leitner is there and starts us off tonight. >> reporter: it happened in an instant. >> get inside! >> get inside! >> get inside! >> reporter: powerful floodwaters sweeping through historic ellicott city on a busy saturday night. >> there's people in the water! >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god! >> reporter: diners in this restaurant watching in horror as people hung on to cars floating down main street. inside that car, a woman trapped. >> you have to! >> reporter: residents jumped into action, forming a human chain to get her to safety. >> i will never forget

nbc nightly news is next. >>> on this saturday night, nbc news exclusive. ryan lochte with matt lauer admitting his tale about being robbed in rio isn't the whole truth. >>> golden more olympic glory for team usa. >>> zika zone. growing worries after that virus is found in a popular destination for tourists. the measure some are taking to protect themselves in miami beach. >>> faces of war. the symbol of an unending conflict. more on the desperate plight of so many syrian children with no way out. >>> it's not just a "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" reporting tonight from the olympic games in rio, peter alexander. >> good evening. after an exhilarating couple weeks of competition here in rio, it remains the biggest blemish on these games. an embarrassing episode involving ryan lochte and several teammates. tonit swimmers finally back home, lochte is opening up about the controversy in an exclusive interview with matt lauer. the 32-year-old calling his behavior that night immature and childish. lochte says he takes full res

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, it is late at night in central italy where an urgent effort is still under way to free possible survivors in an -- from the rubble of an earthquake that has killed 153 people. >>> and officials are assessing the damage from at least two powerful tornadoes that rolled through late today hitting homes and businesses and cutting off power to thousands. much of the region is under a tornado watch until late evening. let's get details now from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: as the first reported tornado steam rolled through central indiana late today, diners took cover. some had nowhere to go and no time to run. >> oh, my gosh, starbucks just got blown over. there's people in there. >> reporter: witnesses see a large menacing twister knocked off the coffee shop in seconds and you can see the roof crashing down with some trapped inside. help arrived quickly. >> me and two other guys managed to get the door hinges off and pop the door

nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nb the news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with jose dee iaz balart. >>> suddenly, the sound of on explosion. an engine problem and the plane was forced ak landing. 99 terrified passengers are okay tonight and are describing what it was like when something went very wrong. >> reporter: a terrifying moment in the sky. >> we were kind of just zoned out and then all of a sudden it was that huge, loud noise. >> reporter: what sounded like an explosion on a southwest florida from new orleans to orlando. the pilot diverted the plane and made an emergency landing in pensacola. 737 in emergency status. >> i was crying, especially after all was said and done and hearing how it could have been way worse. >> reporter: the boeing 737 landed safely carrying 99 passengers and 5 crew members. southwest said it was a, quote, mechanical issue with number one engine. photos taken aboard show the engine completely ripped away. southwest told us they bought in plane in 2000. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board now investigating this engin

"nightly news" begins >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" reporting tonight from the olympic games in rio, peter alexander. >> good evening on this wet and windy night the rio olympics will draw to a close. a carnival like closing ceremony. a fitting end to the first games in south mevg. team usa with a historic performance securing 121 total medals the three decades and the third most ever. and the brazilian hosts are reveling after earning gold in this country's most popular sport. >> reporter: as the soccer team goes so goes the country. at least that is what many brazilians believe. >> neymar has a chance to make history. >> reporter: in the final moments of the shootout in maracana stadium you could see it in their faces. >> blows the of the world cup, brazil lost in the same stadium to the same team, a crushing, 7-1. >> neymar right footed takes it and scores! >> reporter: when that final goal sailed in it wasn't just the country's first soccer gold medal it was redemption. >> brazil strike olympic gold for the first time in their history. >> reporter: a fitting end to top of

nbc nightly news coming up >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. >> good evening from rio. we'll get to all the olympic action here shortly, but first to the unfolding disaster happening right now in louisiana. unprecedented raining triggering what the governor is calling historic flooding. there have been hundreds of dramatic rescues and the region prepares for up to a foot more of rain. gabe latest. >> reporter: in parts of the south, the devastation is unprecedented. it's unlike anything 96-year-old florence washington has ever seen. >> how are you doing, ma'am? >> reporter: we were there as good samaritans saved her from her flooded home here in baker, louisiana. in baton rouge, the desperation is some areas seeing about two feet of torrential rain in less than 48 hours. >> i've got about four feet of water in my house. everything is ruined. >> reporter: the water seemingly everywhere. this drone video showing the scope of the disaster in livingston parish. this is the 911 center. authorit

nbc news, west sacramento, california. >> w a she is. that is "nbc nightly news" for this sundays. i'm kristen welker reporting from it new york. for all of us here at nbc news, thank you for watching and have >>> coming up i night football, preseason, cincinnati bengals facing the jacksonville jaguars. hi, mike tirico, some think. first it is "the timeline" that takes you inside the record breaking 2013 season of peyton

"nightly news" from rio begins right now. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news with lester holt" reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. >>> good evening from copacabana beach. there is a lot of olympic news to tell you about. but before we get to that, we want to update you on the massive meltdown today he largest airline that's still affecting passengers as we come on the air. tonight delta airlines is in recovery mode, trying to get people where they need to be after its global flight network goes down from a computer glitch. passengers waiting for flights and answers. and it comes amid a troubling spate of airline commuter stretching across the country, from washington to miami to chicago. >> inside of the worldwide delta was shut down. i was like, whoa, i think i'm going to be kind of late. >> reporter: and around the world, delta passengers forced to deplane in london, the ground stop dragging on for six hours. more than 450 flights cancelled, thousands of passengers delayed. with customer service lines swamped, travelers took to social information. delta's ceo detail

we'll keep you posted. >> nbc "nightly news" is straight ahead. >>> breaking news tonight. caught in a lie. the tale of the tape in rio. surveillance footage revealed as police accuse ryan lochte of making up a story about being robbed with team usa swimmers. a stunning turn of events. >>> country. raging fires and floods. so bad they can't even count the number of homes destroyed. >>> face of war. a 5-year-old boy dazed, covered in dust, pulled alive from the rubble of a horrifying air strike in syria. the latest atrocity in aleppo shocking the world. >>> and conspiracy theories about hillary clinton's health. outlandish claims fueled by the far right. the clinton campaign hitting back hard.

i'll see how i feel come that's sports. >> "nbc nightly news" is straight ahead. >>> breaking news tonight. what did donald trump just say? controversy erupting as we come on the air after we hear what he said about hillary >>> and babies i critical care being urgently moved after a potentially deadly bacteria is discovered. >>> ferris wheel accident, children being hospitalized after a terrible fall raising questions about safety. who's regulating all those rides? >>> and golden statement. an american champion caught in a cold war against a russian rival, showing who's really number one.

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester tonight. in a sense there are two "dateline" campaigns tonight. the one that publicly officials say is right on track with rumors of internal infighting and panic vastly overblown. and then there's the one openly breaking with top republican leaders fending off controversy after controversy to the point some worried "dateline" allies are reportedly thinking of confronting the candidate. add to that new concerns over what would happen if a president "dateline" had access to this country's nuclear codes. let's get to hallie jackson on the campaign trail from jacksonville tonight. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. "deadly intent" has never had a two-day period like this. how he acts at rallies like this one will determine whether his campaign recovers or whether some republicans say good-bye for good. publicly everything's fine. >> the campaign is doing really well. it's never been so well unit

nbc news, west sacr sacramento, >> what an inspiration she is. that is "nbc nightly news" for this sundays. i'm kristen welker reporting from it new york. for all of us here at nbc news, thank you for watching and have >>> a charter bus slams into a fire truck, killing a fire chief. why the driver shouldn't have been behind the wheel. >>> good samaritans come to the rescue of a woman trapped in a burning car. >>> one man travels the country courses. >> there has never been a 50-state journey, i thought this would be a cool, original thing to do. >>> green party candidate, jill stein, in an effort to court bernie sanders supporters. >>> an island dog, get a fresh start thanks to american tourists. 9 news starts now. >>> one person is dead, another is in critical condition following a late-night shooting in a southwest denver neighborhood. this happened just after

see you in a few minutes with "nbc nightly news," denise. >> lester, thank you.ll be right back. >>> some call it the best block party of the year. the second street festival culture, food and more than 150 vendors to northern liberties today. you have several hours to got out and enjoy the festival wraps up at 10:00 tonight. people are going to have great weather for it. >> yes. look how nice it looks outside. got to 89 degrees today. but low humidity. pretty similar tomorrow. humidity goes up a little bit tuesday. by wednesday, it's going to get steamy. we have got some really hot weather that's going to be going on, wednesday all the way into next weekend. also. some thunderstorms added to tip. >> nice heat wave. that's nbc 10 news now. for glen marshal and all of us, we'll see you back here tonight after the games. competition over doping while on day two here in rio wild weather spoils events and among the medal leaders of the must-see events ahead. he's out. the end of a tearful alex rodriguez announces his retirement. walking away with millions. >>> in the

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nbc news, rio. >> usa! >> see them in tokyo. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. i'm peter alexander. tune in for the closing ceremony beginning at 8:00, 7:00 central. lester holt will be at home with tomorrow. thank you for watching >>> well it was a long afternoon for members of the south metro dive team after a bit of a boating mishap at cherry creek reservoir. a lae while a driver was backing his boat in the water. the tires slid on the ramp and there was nothing the man could do. >> the problem with the ramps there is a three foot clip dropoff. once you slide your trailer goes off and the truck went off and then the next thing i know it's like quick, get out. >> the man and his 7-year-old

few minutes from now for "nbc nightly news." back to you. >> peter, thanks. >>> it was just last sunday that reports of a shooting at kennedy airport turned out to be nothing more than a panic attack. today senator chuck schumer called on the department of homeland security to open a formal investigation into what happened there and how to prevent this in the future. schumer says there needs to be better coordination between the various agencies responsible for airport security. he also said poor communication >> why did tsa agents abandon posts and yell things like bomb and someone's been shot? why were the video camera feeds that were available to the airlines not immediately made available to our law enforcement authorities? >> now, schumer also cited a problem exposed by news 4's airport security. >>> take a look at the window behind us. big, fat raindrops out there in midtown manhattan. >> the rain is going to continue to move through as we head through the evening hours. another line of rain and storms is possible before m

nbc nightly news is coming up next. we have more local news here at 7:00. see you then. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. >> good evening from rio. we'll get to all the olympic action here shortly, but first to the unfolding disaster happening right now in louisiana. unprecedented rains triggering what the governor is calling historic flooding. there have been hundreds of dramatic rescues as the region prepares for up to a foot more of rain. gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: in parts of the south, the devastation is unprecedented. more than 1,000 water rescues so far. it's unlike anything 96-year-old florence washington has ever seen. >> how are you doing, ma'am? >> could be better, but thank god i'm alive. >> reporter: we were there as good samaritans saved her from her flooded home here in baker, louisiana. in baton rouge, the desperation is mounting. this one of several rising rivers expected to crest at record levels. some areas seeing about two feet of torrential

tonight on "nbc nightly news." the only evening newscast live from the rio games. al michaels, mike tirico, dan patrick and our entire beach crew. see you tomorrow. ?? ?? . >>> on this sunday night, robbed at gun point. nbc after he and three teammates are held up by criminals posing as cops here in rio. >>> end of an era. my one-on-one with michael phelps. >>> disaster zone. more than 7,000 people rescued in louisiana as deadly and devastating floods sweep through town after town. the dramatic life-saving efforts to save those trapped. >>> violent night. this is his torched car set on f police shooting of a man they say was armed and fleeing a traffic stop. >>> and the fastest man as usain bolt tries to maintain that title, the legend talks with bob costas about what drives him. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. olympic park on this busy sunday night. we're continuing to watch the unfolding flood situation in louisiana. we'll be going there for the late

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"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reportinggames in rio. >> good evening from olympic park on this busy sunday night. we're continuing to watch the unfolding flood situation in louisiana. we'll be going there for the latest shortly. but there is news here in rio to tell you about as well. a harrowing experience for american gold medal swimmer ryan lochte and three of his teammates were robbed at gunpoint in rio early today by men posing as police officers who stopped the taxi they were riding in. tonight lochte is describing the ordeal to nbc news and our ron mott has more. >> reporter: a night of celebration shared on social media by ryan lochte turned dark and dangerous as he and his three teammates were robbed at gunpoint. the group was in a taxi heading back to the athletes' village when a vehicle pulled them over, which lochte detailed exclusively for "today" show billy bush. >> we got pulled over in our taxi and these guys came out with a badge, a police badge. no lights, no nothing, just a police badge. they pulled us ov

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is nbc news "nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from the summer olympic games in rio. >>> welcome to copacabana beach, the lights of the beach volleyball stadium blazing right behind me where the u.s. women compete later this evening. coming ceremony celebrating the athletes in brazil, team usa was off to a great star as the rookie from virginia took the first gold medal of the olympic games. but here in the pool are where some of america's look to shine. let's go about an hour from here to baja where we find nbc's miguel almaguer with the latest evening. olympic park is open today. thousands are still pouring in to the venue. there are gold medal events later on tonts. it is a nightcap to an incredible day. today against this stunning backdr backdrop, the games began. the americans on the road. in the water. shooting for gold. it didn't take long to reach the podium. 19-year-old newcomer thra thrasher, air rifle. the best in the world. >> i'm so overwhelmed. i can't express any emotions. >> reporter: the men's archery team

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"nightly news" from rio begins right now. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news with lester holt" reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. >>> good evening. another big night of competition getting under way here in rio that shortly. but once again, the unprecedented flood in louisiana. despite a welcome break in therain, new areas are under water tonight as floodwars move downstream. in already hard hit places, displaced residents are returning home to see what's left. 40,000 homes are damaged, where in some areas only one in eight have flood insurance. today the number of water rescues climbed to 30,000, while the least 11. gabe gutierrez leads our coverage again for us tonight. gabe, good evening. >> reporter: lester, another eight parishes have been added to the federal disaster declaration and we have seen rescue boats hurrying in and out of this neighborhood all afternoon, this as more communities downstream are preparing for the worst. today in ascension parish, a frantic scramble, residents rushing to get out with whatever they >> went from no water, it was still dry

up next, "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. we'll see you again at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. tornado outbreak, tornadoes on the ground, twisters, demoli demolished, a coffee shop flattened. >> people just got run over. >>> trouble in the tropics and alarming forecast check. >>> frantic race against time in italy. scores dead and injured and mobilizing a rescue mission to find so many buried alive. >>> a university horror, ter rirss storm the campus in kabul, an hour-long siege and teachers and students tracked. >>> superstar leslie jones the target of privacy issue. >>> and a homeless