World News Tonight with David Muir

Dani (Danny) Beckstrom, WABC meteorologist who tracks major storms, breaks down a powerful cross‑country system. He previews blizzard and wind impacts in the Midwest and Great Lakes. He outlines the severe threat pushing east with tornado and damaging‑wind risks. Travel chaos and airport disruptions tied to the storm are also highlighted.

Selina Wang, White House correspondent covering economic and diplomatic fallout, and Tom Soufi-Burridge, on-location reporter in Tel Aviv, discuss U.S. strikes on Iran’s oil hub and Israel’s expanded operations in Lebanon. They cover impacts on energy markets, shipping and food supplies. Field updates describe displacement and frontline developments.

Alex Perez, a frontline correspondent, brings reporting from the Michigan synagogue attack, including video of a suspect buying fireworks. Ian Pannell covers the Middle East, a U.S. refueling plane crash and troop movements. Morgan Norwood unpacks leaked Live Nation messages about ticket fees. Pierre Thomas reports on the Old Dominion University shooting and campus response.

Trevor Ault, an investigative reporter covering human-interest searches; Pierre Thomas, a national security correspondent on criminal and terrorism cases; Alex Perez, a national breaking news correspondent on-scene in Michigan. They discuss a vehicle ramming at a major synagogue and preschool evacuation. They cover the Old Dominion University classroom shooting with reported ISIS ties. They report on the search for a missing retired Air Force major general.

Reports on attacks in the Strait of Hormuz disrupting global oil shipments and U.S. strikes on suspected mine-laying vessels. Coverage of an FBI alert about potential Iran-launched drones toward the U.S. West Coast. A massive 1,200-mile storm system spawning deadly tornadoes and widespread damage. Additional scenes include volcanic disruption, a dramatic train rescue, and a jaw-dropping 83-point NBA performance.

Ian Pannell, ABC News chief foreign correspondent reporting from the region. He details intense U.S. air strikes on Iranian targets and frontline military activity. He also covers casualty reports among U.S. service members and reopened investigations at Epstein’s New Mexico ranch. Short, sharp reporting from the field on high-stakes international and investigative developments.

Coverage of major developments in the Iran conflict and leadership change. Reports on U.S. military casualties and an investigation into strikes near a school. Fuel price spikes tied to Strait of Hormuz disruptions. A failed bombing plot near a mayoral residence and travel chaos from TSA staff shortages. Severe storm threats across large regions and a viral story about an abandoned baby monkey.

Urgent searches and a federal surge to find a missing woman. Authorities probe an alleged illegal bio lab after people fell ill. Shifts in federal deployments and the drawdown of agents from Minnesota amid unrest. Reports on international tensions, military actions and energy market disruptions. Coverage of tragic local crime, severe weather impacts, and a cross-country marathon feat.

Matt Rivers, ABC News correspondent reporting from Beirut, gives on-the-ground coverage of strikes and evacuations in Lebanon. He describes frontline exchanges around Beirut and the human impact of regional attacks. Short updates touch on rising oil prices and U.S. military movements in the region.

Ian Pannell, ABC News chief foreign correspondent reporting from the field on international conflicts. He covers President Trump’s demand for Iran’s "unconditional surrender" and on-the-ground responses. He reports on alleged Russian intelligence sharing with Iran and recent U.S. and Israeli strikes. He also describes a downed F-15 and the growing concern over interceptor shortages and soaring oil prices.