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what he said about reports the u.s. spied on south korean officials, rising nuclear tensions and relations with china the slow-moving disaster the severe flooding threat as snow melts much of yosemite park closed, as some areas along the mississippi are already under water. what doctors are calling one of the worst allergy seasons in decades why so many adults are suffering for the first time. and the remarkable life of an american original, singer, actor and civil rights activist, remembering the great harry belafonte. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt ...

The former West Virginia football player speaks with maturity beyond his years, especially when addressing mental health concerns among African Americans.

Unlawful but would not go any farther. he said all options are on the tabled and nothing can be ruled out. he has said that before. i mean, that has sort of been the stance of house democrats. so this indicates to me house leadership is not yet ready to take a big step forward toward impeachment. what we have now is the status quo and also the suggestion there that they don't feel as though they need to subpoena robert mueller. that they feel like they learned everything that they were going to learn. now, i'm interested to see i think there is still pressure from within the ranks to hear from...

That cannot take any more. as we mentioned so many times, but it is important to reiterate, the concern is in the coming days, flooding that will come, rivers that will crest, some of them not until wednesday. we'll be watching all of that closely. the official death toll has risen to six for the storm. we learned of a sixth death here in the state of south carolina a little bit earlier today. we can tell you there's more rain on the way. there are also a number of officials and also teams from across the country that are in the area to help. we're going to continue to update you on the rescue...

And new jersey last month. the threat of massive flooding continues in north carolina in the wake of hurricane matthew. the death toll has risen to 22. yesterday nearly 44,000 people remained without power. the governor says the river is posing the biggest threats, will crest by today, but thousands are homes are already believed to be water logged and for many the biggest challenge will come with cleanup once the waters recede. let's get a check on your weather now with raphael miranda. i pulled out the scarf this morning for the commute to work. it's nice, fall-like. >> yes, good morning...