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as high as commercial aircraft but lower than surveillance satellites. the size of three buses. two flights were diverted for safety. military leaders considered but ultimately decided against wthe president's decision to shoot it down. but the idea that was under conversation shows how seriously u.s. officials and the president were taking the idea of a chinese spy balloon floating over the u.s. you mentioned what it was flying over. >> right. >> montana. the air base, has icbms there. something that china would naturally be interested in taking a closer look at. >> it happened befo...

our nbc news exclusive. a mississippi man reported missing turns out he was hit and killed by a police car. why didn't they tell his mother for six months what she is demanding. and remembering matthew perry. the beloved "friends" star dying tragically at 54. new details about his final hours. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt good evening tonight much of the world is holding its breath, watching israel's ground operation against hamas in gaza unfold and wondering whether it could spread to other parts of the region tonight the country's prime minister rej...

calling this, quote, a time for war. also, the mob storming an airport in russia searching for passengers on a flight from israel. the surge in antisemitism and islamophobia around the world. and here at home the threats putting cornell university on edge. after six weeks of strikes the united auto workers reaching a tentative agreement with gm. the last of the big three still holding out. what's in the deal? a chilling discovery near a colorado amusement park. a man found dead with multiple guns and explosive devices. what was he planning? our nbc news exclusive. a mississippi man...

Jenee Fleenor remembers driving around the roads of Northwest Arkansas as a teenager, dreaming that she might someday hear her fiddle on radio stations like the one playing in her car.

Jenee Fleenor remembers driving around the roads of Northwest Arkansas as a teenager, dreaming that she might someday hear her fiddle on radio stations like the one playing in her car.