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His 1 month-year-old baby. >> reporter: one woman capturing the horrifying moments on camera. >> theres the son. and the mom is in the water. >> reporter: water, mud, trees and debris rushing down the mountain. flooding the creek below. >> finally got rescuers on site. >> reporter: at least nine killed, two children. four rescued. but tonight, the desperate search for three, still missing. >> one of the witnesses said he looked up and saw a wall of water coming toward him. >> reporter: choppers ...

"nbc nightly news" is next. were back at 6:00. hope you can join us. on this sunday night, swept away, at least nine people are dead after a flash flood sweeps through a popular swimming hole in arizona. the horror as bystanders watch normally calm waters turn violent. health care on hold. a senate vote on the latest republican bill is delayed after senator john mccain undergoes emergency surgery. tonight, the latest on mccains health and the health care battle. out of control. a power boa...

Last seen getting into his car the same night. pennsylvania police are excavating what they are calling a common grave. more than 12 feet deep on a sprawling multimillion dollar estate belonging to dinardos parents. multiple bodies have been discovered. for now only one identified, 19-year-old finocchiaro. >> those dogs could smell these poor boys 12 1/2 feet below the ground. >> reporter: state and local police, with help from the fbi, have been working around the clock to process this scene. j...

>> mason: a report this week by a grand jury in california e rongly urges the police to ease up on high-speed chases, which put bystanders at risk. jamie yuccas reports from the car chase capital, los angeles. >> look at that, look at that aggressive hit! >> reporter: it happens here almost daily. cgh-speed chases, sometimes reaching more than 100mph. >> whoa! >> reporter: up above, just about every police pursuit on the streets of los angeles is kcbs helicopter reporter stu mundel. >> bam! righ...

Murders after other remains were found on his familys farm in a makeshift grave. >> we had cadaver dogs and i dont understand the science behind it, but those dogs could smell these four boys 12 1/2 feet below the round. >> reporter: investigators had been digging at the 90-acre site outside philadelphia for days. authorities pieces together a time line linking dinardo to the disappearances. they say around 4:00 p.m., sturgis went to meet meo. four hours later, license plate readers spot the car...

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Bristol-myers squibb thanks the patients, nurses, and physicians involved in opdivo clinical trials. to the index of other news tine. the new york state trooper killed in the line of duty. fatly shot in update new york. police arresting an active duty soldier, justin walters, accused of murdering his wife and shooting trooper davis as he approached the home. law enforcement officers hold a vigil for davis, a married father of three. the high-rise rescue in sarasota. construction working dang...

Colorado wildlife officials want to know if this bear was injured or sick and that might explain his unusual laver. >> were glad he is okay. thank you. there is much more had on "world news tonight" this monday. the health headline about coffee and how long you will live. the trooper killed in the line of duty responding to a domestic call. the active duty soldier who shot him. the worker dangling from the side of a building when the scaffolding gave way. and your money tonight. our team...

Have communities in the west on edge this evening. children has been forced to evacuate camps and tens of thousands of people are without power to cool their homes. officials sail it is a dangerous situation that has the potential to get much worse. steve patterson is in the fire zone near santa barbara. >> reporter: tonight, a fight for control. massive tanker planes trying to contain some of the 50 large wildfires in 11 states from the air. on the ground, some 5,000 firefighters are now on the...

Our chief foreign correspondent richard engel has a full report tonight from iraq. >> reporter: the battle to drive isis from its last remaining stronghold in mosul is now a mop-up operation. but that doesnt mean its easy. fighting in pockets of the old city is as intense as ever, maybe more intense, because the remaining isis fighters are cornered willing to fight to the death. our camera today filmed bodies strewn in the rubble, including a female isis militant wearing a suicide belt, but she ...