carry on his legacy. under fire the ceo of the company that owns the train that derailed in ohio meets with angry residents. i think he was hiding what the white house is now demanding. a high ranking catholic bishop killed in his own home in l.a. his stunned congregation in tears. the investigation into who did it and why one of the long time stars of law and order has died. we remember richard belzer and children s book controversy the publisher rewriting role dahl controvers like charlie and the chocolate factory. are words like fat and ugly too controversial? this is nbc nightly news good evening i m jose diaz-balart in for kate snow we begin with what appears to be a major escalation by north korea. late today north korea launched a barrage of missiles in a provocative show of force. those launches come just hours after they test fired a missile capable of hitting the united states. it came so close to japan the residents there were able to see it fall
wasn t enough. george solis is there. reporter: tonight tempers flaring in east palestine. i m not happy at all. reporter: outrage brewing following norfolk southern s ceo allen shaw s unannounced visit on saturday residents fuming as more questions linger over the toxic train derailment that s fueled concerns over air and water quality. why wasn t this voiced openly so we could all have gone and had a few words with this person reporter: mike mckim was among a small group of business owners and community members who spoke with the ceo privately. he was apprehensive about coming here with a bunch of angry people i m not afraid to say it wasn t right and a lot of other people feel the way i do. reporter: security cameras from his newly opened winery captured the nearby fire and derailment customers are now canceling reservations. the american dream turned into the american nightmare reporter: in an interview with nbc s
the truth is general hyten is innocent of these charges. reporter: hyten got back up from republican senator mcsally, an air force veteran who previously alleged she was raped by a superior officer. what do you say to his accuser? i pray she find the peace that she is looking for, but you cannot do it by destroying another person reporter: you re somebody who had almost been raped that evening? i was just devastated as a human being. reporter: but her emotional plea might not make a difference defense officials we ve spoken to said at this point there s no momentum for conducting any more investigations, that even after today s hearing they consider this case closed at this point hyten seems on track to be confirmed this fall. lester all right, kasie, thank you and breaking news right now out of minneapolis, a delta