NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas

Ryan Nobles, an NBC correspondent, shares firsthand insights on the strains of the government shutdown, reporting live from chaotic airports and outside food banks. He discusses the Trump administration's partial funding for SNAP benefits and local reactions to ongoing uncertainties. The conversation digs into the political stalemate in Washington and the implications of crucial local elections, particularly in New York City, as tensions rise and early voting surges.

FBI raids led to the foiling of an alleged Halloween terror plot, raising concerns about online radicalization. A shocking in-flight emergency on JetBlue hospitalized passengers after a dramatic drop. Meanwhile, SNAP funding uncertainty looms after a federal court ruling, highlighting the struggles of families relying on food assistance. In Jamaica, Hurricane Melissa's devastation is met with urgent relief efforts. Plus, a viral video of a runaway inflatable pumpkin adds a humorous twist to Halloween chaos.

Severe weather wreaks havoc on the East Coast, causing widespread travel chaos and delays. Hurricane Melissa leaves Jamaica with massive devastation and power outages. In royal news, Prince Andrew is stripped of his titles, marking a significant palace decision. The U.S. and China reach a trade truce that impacts tariffs and rare earth commitments. A young girl heroically thwarts a suspected home invasion, while potatoes surprisingly become the hot Halloween trend!

Hurricane Melissa wreaks havoc in Jamaica, leading to extensive damage and urgent rescue efforts. A conviction in the Sonia Massey murder case raises questions about justice and family impact. Newly released bodycam footage from a Virginia school shooting reveals dramatic moments. Meanwhile, a meeting between Trump and Xi Jinping focuses on trade issues and fentanyl, while a Chinese fentanyl factory raises concerns about U.S. safety. In lighter news, a successful dog rescue off a cliff captures hearts.

A devastating Category 5 Hurricane Melissa strikes Jamaica, leaving severe damage and stranded tourists in its wake. Tensions escalate as Israel retaliates against Hamas, with reports on ceasefire violations and hostage remains. The ongoing government shutdown impacts federal workers, leading to safety concerns in air travel. Additionally, Amazon announces significant job cuts due to AI adoption, while a civil trial begins over a six-year-old's school shooting, raising questions about negligence. To top it all off, escaped research monkeys create a stir in Mississippi.

Monster Category 5 Hurricane Melissa barrels towards Jamaica; Severe storms slam Florida with heavy rain and wind; FBI: Man offered $45,000 to kill Bondi in TikTok post; and more on tonight’s broadcast. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Hurricane Melissa is barreling toward Jamaica, intensifying to Category 4, with preparations and evacuations in full swing. Meanwhile, progress is reported in the U.S.-China trade talks, with a framework being discussed. As government shutdown impacts grow, key benefits face cuts affecting millions. A miraculous rescue highlights heroism when a baby is saved from an overturned car. Plus, innovative tech is changing how fans experience football, and the American Museum of Natural History reintroduces its beloved family sleepover program.

Hurricane Melissa takes aim at Jamaica; Trump raises Canada tariffs amid high-stakes Asia trip; Trump threatens military action in Venezuela, escalates Colombia tensions; and more on tonight’s episode. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

U.S. to send aircraft carrier to Caribbean; Two people dead after crane collapse in Massachusetts; Many federal employees miss first full paycheck on Day 24 of shutdown; and more on tonight’s broadcast. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Laura Jarrett, NBC News' Senior Legal Correspondent, dives into the intriguing world of the NBA gambling scandal. She reveals the alleged mafia connections and the shocking federal indictments involving players like Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier. The discussion uncovers high-tech cheating devices used in poker, including custom shufflers and marked cards. Jarrett also highlights the ramifications of Rozier's alleged betting tips, adding layers to the unfolding legal drama surrounding sports and integrity.