NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas

Erin McLaughlin, field reporter in Boston covering a massive winter storm and its impacts. Monica Alba, White House correspondent tracking political fallout and funding fights in Washington. Morgan Chesky, correspondent analyzing conflicting eyewitness videos and investigative context. Camila Bernal, television correspondent reporting live from Minneapolis on the scene and local reactions.

A federal agent-involved shooting in Minneapolis draws video, victim ID, protests and debate over who will investigate. A massive winter storm snarls travel, knocks out power and forces warming centers across multiple states. Experts explain use-of-force rules and cold-weather safety tips. Uplifting local community stories offer a hopeful counterpoint.

Kelly O'Donnell, veteran NBC correspondent who covers crime and justice, reports on the capture and charges tied to an alleged drug kingpin and related court developments. Emily Aked, on-the-ground television reporter, files live from the storm zone on blizzard conditions, grocery lines, power concerns, and massive flight disruptions. The show jumps between urgent public-safety scenes and fast-moving legal developments.

A team of NBC correspondents shares firsthand insights on a life-threatening winter storm set to impact 170 million Americans, with spotlights on local preparations in the South. They delve into political tensions with Vice President Vance's defense of ICE in Minneapolis and President Trump's controversial Greenland framework. Heartwarming moments include a deaf toddler's birthday celebration in ASL and the light-hearted rescue of a buck trapped in a bank, providing a perfect mix of urgency and joy.

Peter Alexander, NBC News chief White House and foreign affairs correspondent, shares insights on President Trump's trip following controversial comments about Greenland. They discuss the potential ramifications for NATO and tariffs. The conversation also touches on a severe winter storm affecting multiple states, causing emergency declarations and power outages. Alexander highlights alarming ICE enforcement actions, including a community shooting and protests that have arisen in response.

Tensions rise as Trump prepares for a showdown at Davos over Greenland, sparking fears of trade wars and stock market declines. A historic announcement from Vice President J.D. Vance brings news of an expected child. Meanwhile, an arctic blast wreaks havoc with travel chaos and major pileups across the nation. The Justice Department probes Minnesota officials amidst anti-ICE protests, and breaking news includes a deadly train crash in Barcelona and multiple shark attacks in Australia.

The podcast dives into President Trump's controversial tariff threats aimed at Denmark over Greenland, sparking protests and pushing back from European allies. Iran’s leader acknowledges thousands killed in protests but denies his regime's culpability. Dangerous winter storms loom large, disrupting travel for millions. Notably, the U.S. military takes action in Syria, eliminating a senior al-Qaeda leader. Additionally, a sharp measles outbreak in South Carolina raises public health concerns amid flu season.

Join an elite group of NBC News correspondents, including Sam Brock and Shaquille Brewster, as they delve into the chaos of a brutal Arctic blast affecting travel and causing surreal scenes like falling iguanas in Florida. Garrett Haake reveals Trump’s unconventional reception of a Nobel Peace Prize, while Ryan Nobles reports on mounting anxiety in Greenland regarding U.S. territorial ambitions. The team covers protests, local incidents, and legal updates, ensuring listeners stay informed on the latest unfolding stories.

Shaquille Brewster, an on-the-ground NBC reporter, provides vivid accounts of the escalating clashes in Minneapolis following an ICE shooting. He details intense street confrontations and the response from federal officers, highlighting tensions in the community. The conversation also touches on the political ramifications of the event, including President Trump's threats to invoke the Insurrection Act. Additionally, Brewster discusses the broader implications of these protests on local residents amidst the dangerous winter weather affecting millions.

A massive Verizon wireless outage leaves major cities in chaos, disrupting emergency services. NASA pulls off a dramatic medical evacuation from the ISS for a sick astronaut. Meanwhile, President Trump sends mixed signals to Iranian protesters amidst troop movements. In other news, Timothy Busfield faces legal troubles, while younger generations take up 'grandma' hobbies like knitting and birdwatching. A rare FBI search of a Washington Post reporter's home raises eyebrows linked to a Pentagon case.