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1:45shooting rampage inside of a gym, a doctor killing one man, then going up to his condo, firing at people on the street. The standoff with snipers that brought it all to an end was it all over a fight with his homeowners association. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Wang is out. The scandal taking down the tech titan and bringing the stock market down with him. And the all-star CEO, President Trump, is now pushing to take over. New video of the building collapse in New York City. As it happens, the cloud of dust as apartments cave in. The nonstop effort to pick through the wreckage as the death toll climbs. Children now among those killed.

2:26And the big question tonight, how could this happen? Major Outlook outage, the widespread email blackout, bringing workplaces across the country to a grinding halt. The reality TV star arrested after surveillance cameras captured a violent fight that turned deadly. The health alert tonight, new prostate cancer screening guidelines. What all men over 50 need to know. Daring escape, the truck driver jumping from a semi just seconds before a train plows right into it. A teen has found alive his joyous reaction after getting lost in the wilderness for nearly a week and the emotional reunion with his mother.

3:08Nightly news starts right now. This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yalmes. And good evening. We thank you for being with us on this very busy Thursday night. We want to begin with that powerful storm, the nor 'easter coming and the first snow of the season right behind it. This is at least one tornado ripped across Delaware today. You see it right here. And there was a tornado warning in New York City as well. We have new videos coming into our newsroom showing winds tossing items around this neighborhood in Delaware. And hail slamming into cars, the roads covered in ice and travel across the region has been a nightmare.

3:47Look at this ground. The ground stops here in Philadelphia, New York and Boston. But here's the thing. That nor 'easter set to hit the region. It hasn't even started up yet. That storm coming in tonight bringing more rain and powerful winds and even snow to the mountains. Erin McLaughlin has covered it all for us and she starts us off. Tonight, tornado warnings across the northeast. Multiple sightings of at least one funnel cloud spinning in the sky. In the Wilmington, Delaware area, a tornado touched down as severe weather moved through. Surveillance video shows winds hurtling debris, car windows shattered, and siding peeled off homes in the storm's wake.

4:25Things were flying down. And so I just grabbed my ears, bent down, and I just started praying. And in New York City, another tornado warning. This is the area where we see that potential for rotation. With alerts flashing across phones, urging families to take cover. And hail came down so hard in Queens, it looked like snow, creating ice-flooded streets. Late Wednesday outside Terre Haute, Indiana, more tornado warnings and this. Tornado on the ground. We got debris. Call 911 right now. A storm chaser captures the harrowing moments a funnel cloud appears to touch down. So yeah, you can see the funnel cloud right there.

5:06Look at that. A tornado later confirmed in the area with winds up to 85 miles per hour. And on Michigan's Upper Peninsula, a sign that winter is on the way. Snow blanketing rooftops in Ishpeming, Michigan. In the east, higher elevations in parts of New England are expected to get up to a half foot of snow. And Tom, this storm is set to move off the coast tonight and bring more rain to the I-95 corridor and snow to the mountains of New England through tomorrow. Tom. Early November and the snow is already here. OK, Aaron, thank you. Now to that other breaking news tonight, a deadly shooting rampage in Washington.

5:45A gunman opening fire inside of a gym and at pedestrians on the street in what police describe as a fight with his homeowners association. Ryan Nobles is at the scene. Tonight, the deadly shooting rampage. What police describe as a gunman's twisted attack over complaints about the conditions in his condo, leaving a Washington, D.C. neighborhood on lockdown. Helicopters flying low overhead and snipers positioned on nearby roofs. It all began inside the Vita Gym, less than a mile from the White House. Sahil Kapoor saw the terror unfold. Immediately see the guy fall down, there's blood coming out of his head.

6:25Were people panicked around you? Yeah, it happened so fast that people didn't know. I'd say like half the people were like, whoa, what is going on? Police say the gunman, Matt Lambert, an ER doctor, walked into the gym this morning opening fire, killing one man who was working out, identified as his condo building manager, James Stewart. There has been an ongoing dispute between the suspect in this case and the building condo homeowners association management regarding maintenance issues, mold and the like. Police say after killing Stewart, the gunman then went up to his condo in the same building and started firing on pedestrians.

7:01He had a patio balcony there, and we believe he shot from that location. Four people were wounded. Police say the suspect then barricaded himself with three firearms and breaking a gas line. You can see the flames in what authorities say was an attempt to burn the building down. The call of an active shooter led to a massive law enforcement response, shutting down several city blocks in the heart of D.C. during a busy part of the day. Tonight, a Washington Sun reporter says the gunman had contacted him to pitch a story about water leaks and black mold in his million-dollar penthouse. Porter saying at no point did the suspect give indication he would resort to violence.

7:40In the end, police say the gunman killed himself right after officers rushed in to evacuate his neighbors. What went through your mind when you had police officers with their guns drawn at your door? I mean, it was really terrifying. Terrifying is Ryan. Ryan is at the scene tonight. He joins us live. Ryan, I know you have some new information about the four victims who were shot out there on the street. Yeah, that's right, Tom. One of those victims is in critical condition. The other three are expected to survive. All this, as police say the suspect in this case was likely planning this attack for some time.

8:15Tom. Ryan Nobles for us tonight. We're also following the stunning fall from power for one of the country's top CEOs, Jensen Huang, who co-founded AI chip giant NVIDIA. He's out, resigning in the wake of reports linking him to multiple women. And now President Trump is suggesting a replacement. Here's Hallie Jackson. An escalating sex scandal tonight, taking down one of the architects of the AI revolution, Jensen Huang, out as CEO of NVIDIA, the company he co-founded more than three decades ago and built into one of the most powerful in the world. After an overnight board meeting, NVIDIA saying chief financial officer Colette Kress will take over temporarily after Huang resigned as CEO.

8:59President Trump late today referencing the fall of one of his closest informal AI advisors. What a horrible thing that is. It's so sad to see that happen. The fallout coming after Huang was connected to extramarital relationships with multiple women. One reported by The New York Times to be with a top NVIDIA executive who reported directly to Huang. The other, an affair with this woman, Alice Huang, thought by U.S. intelligence officials to be a Chinese asset, potentially feeding information about this crucial American company to Beijing's spy service. Jensen Huang forced to resign as CEO of NVIDIA, the stock falling once again today.

9:34Nvidia stock down more than 4 % today, with the company losing$1.7 trillion in value since its peak last month. NBC News has now learned Huang was never given a defensive intelligence briefing by the DOJ, nor did the FBI warn him that Alice Huang might be a spy or asset for the Chinese government, according to a source familiar with the matter, who said doing so could have compromised an ongoing investigation. Huang's expected to testify to Congress, potentially before the Thanksgiving holiday. with the demand for answers going nowhere even after his resignation. It was the right thing to do. Now we have to get to the bottom of whether America's national security has been compromised.

10:14And Hallie Jackson joins us now live. Hallie, President Trump had more to say on NVIDIA today, suggesting Apple's Tim Cook as the new CEO. That's right. The president saying there's only one man to take the place of Jensen Huang, and that's Tim Cook calling him a legend to replace a legend. Apple had no comment on that. But Wall Street analysts are mostly dismissing that idea tonight. Tom. Hallie Jackson with a lot of new reporting for us. Hallie, thank you. We have the first video tonight of the moment that Brooklyn apartment building collapsed. The death toll rising today to eight, including two children.

10:47Our Sam Brock is on the scene for us again tonight. This is the moment catastrophe struck. Showing first the cloud of dust and smoke from that collapsed building in Brooklyn. Then firefighters arriving and helping somebody evacuate. As tonight, authorities believe they've recovered all the victims. The death toll, though, climbing, now at least eight lives gone, six adults and two children. We are mourning too many people who we loved. It's a portrait of pain. My son is a good person. He only think and love. And the family and the son. Luis Sigencia found out shortly after this interview that his son Gabriel died working on the construction site.

11:30Other families like the Diallos searching for their two cousins, dealing with similar anguish. When you hear about them finding another person, what's the first thing that you think?

11:47Tragically, the family then telling us hours later also they lost both men. But with the tragic also came the miraculous. She is alive. She is still alive. This man realizing his pregnant wife was recovered safely from the rubble and brought to tears on live TV. As a construction worker who survived. Documented how he saved a boy stuck in the building. Mayor Mabdani promising a thorough investigation. If there is anyone or any entity operating in this city that bears responsibility for what happened, we will hold them fully accountable. Let's pick it up right there. Sam Brock joins us live from Brooklyn.

12:31And Sam, what more are we learning about the building owner? And you have to wonder, as we look at your live shot here, about the safety of other structures on that block. I think a lot of folks, Tom, are wondering that there is an order to vacate for all of the adjacent residents this year. As far as what we've learned about the owners, Mayor Mom Donnie today said that there are five entities involved in this construction site associated with some hundred sites, Tom, across New York City. Starting today, the Office of Buildings is beginning sweeping all of them. Back to you. All right, Sam, thank you.

13:02out of that widespread ongoing email outage across the country. Microsoft Outlook email and other tools down today for so many. Ali Canale joins us now live. And Ali, what exactly happened here? Now, Tom, it was a chaotic day at workplaces around the world. Hundreds of millions of workers rely on those Microsoft tools like Outlook for email. And today, for many of them, those tools have been down for hours. And as of right now, they're still not back up. Here's what we know. The crash happened around 1 p.m. Eastern time. Users' emails just stopped working. The company only giving brief and sporadic updates, saying some of its servers unexpectedly went down, which impacted other systems.

13:42We reached out to Microsoft for more information, but as of now, they've not shared anything else about what caused the crash. But there is a bit of good news. A potential fix has brought some servers back online. Still no word, though, on when service will be fully restored. Tom? And some may be happy they can't get their work emails. All right, Allie, we thank you for that. Now, to an update on the story we told you about last night, a guard at Arlington National Cemetery reprimanding Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's entourage for talking and laughing while taking the photos. Take a look. All visitors will maintain that fear of silence and respect at all times.

14:21Courtney Kuby joins us now live. And Courtney, tonight Hegseth saluting that guard for doing the right thing. Yeah, that's right, Tom. Secretary Hegseth acknowledging he was wrong. Posting these photos today showing him awarding the Joint Service Commendation Medal to that soldier, identified as Specialist Iglesias, who reprimanded Hegseth and his group for disrespectful behavior at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Hegseth writing, We love soldiers. We love standards. Well done, Specialist. Now, it happened yesterday. Hegseth's entourage, including his wife and senior Pentagon officials, seen taking pictures, talking and laughing, violating rules at the memorial site, and eliciting that warning from the tombs guard, who makes sure visitors maintain decorum at that sacred location.

15:05Tom? All right, Courtney, Q before us. We have a health alert tonight with new prostate cancer screening guidelines out today, drastically changing who should get tested. Here's Stephanie Goss with the update. Tonight, new guidelines to catch prostate cancer earlier. More testing, more often, and for some at a younger age. According to the American Cancer Society, men 50 to 69 should be tested every two years. Black men and those with a strong family history should be screened annually, starting at age 45. And now men over the age of 70 should also consider screening. The previous guidelines recommended stopping at that age.

15:44These new recommendations could have led to an earlier diagnosis for President Biden. He announced he had the disease last year at age 82. Jill thought, why isn't that test done for men? How are they in their 70s? We went and had the test and prostate cancer. Today, President Biden posting, I know firsthand the toll of this disease, and I know that catching it early saves lives. There had been concerns that the test overdiagnosis, leading to unnecessary treatment. Have doctors gotten better at deciding what treatment is necessary? I've gotten better. We've reduced the risks, fewer biopsies following low risk cancer.

16:25And now the scale, the balance between risk benefit is in favor of PSA screening. The message to men tonight, get screened. It could save your life. Stephanie Goss, NBC News. When we return in 60 seconds, the reality TV star arrested over a deadly fight in a popular tourist town the surveillance video of what happened with the star of below deck plus the teenager realizing he will survive lost in the wilderness for six days will show you the moment he was rescued you know recommendations can be great maybe someone recommended this podcast and here you are but home projects are different if a podcast isn't your thing you lose a few minutes if you hire your cousin's neighbor to mount your tv you might end up with a lopsided screen and wall damage.

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18:24A deadly brawl caught on camera allegedly involving a former reality TV star who is now under arrest in Bodrum, Turkey. NBC News has obtained surveillance video of the altercation, which appears to show below deck alum Joao Franco and his brother Carlos getting into a physical fight with a group of men outside a clothing store. In the video, the man believed to be Franco at first appears to try to break up the fight, but soon it turns into an all-out brawl. At one point, it appears Franco punches a young man identified by local authorities as a 17-year-old. Police say the teen was rushed to the hospital after hitting his head and died two days later.

19:03Officials confirming to NBC News that two tourists were arrested on suspicion of involvement in the assault that caused the teenagers fatal injuries. Here you can see the brothers with bandages on walking in handcuffs. Franco starred on multiple seasons of Bravo's Below Deck franchise, becoming known to fans for his hot temper, even getting into several fights on the show. Bravo, which is owned by the same parent company as NBC News, declined to comment on the arrest of the former cast member, who tonight remains behind bars in Turkey. Liz Kreutz, NBC News. All right, when we return, the truck driver making it out of his cab just in the nick of time as a train plows right through his tanker on the tracks.

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