On tonight’s broadcast: Kentucky is recovering following a historic flash flood catastrophe that killed at least 35 people. California is in a state of emergency as the McKinney Fire rips through the Klamath National Forest and expanded rapidly over the weekend. NBC News’ Lester Holt interviews the parents of Austin Tice, the American freelance journalist and Marine veteran who went missing in Syria.
00:00 Intro
01:22 Top Al Qaeda leader killed in U.S. strike
06:16 Longest sentence yet for Capitol rioter
06:35 Kentucky flood death tool rises to 37
09:04 Deadly wildfire raging in California
11:09 NFL star Deshaun Watson suspended six games
13:09 Critical abortion rights vote in Kansas
15:43 Austin Tice’s parents speaking out
18:50 Celtics legend and activist Bill Russell dies at 88
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