Tonight: the new aftershock as we come on the air after that rare earthquake rocked the NE one of the in the last century.

The “Earth Cam” from atop the Statue of Liberty capturing the images as the 4.8 magnitude shook New York City.

The tremors felt as far South as Washington DC, as far as Maine, rattling homes barber shops coffee shops and now the concern after that new 4.0 aftershock.

Also tonight Israel’s military dismissing 2 senior officers from their positions that deadly strike on aid workers.

What it now says wrong (at our NBC News exclusive).

My conversation with the of American hostages

nearly six months Hamas abducted them. “How do you put one foot in front of the other?”

“Like, I live my life in in agony and .” Their new plea to Prime Minister Netanyahu.

The fire at senator Bernie Sanders in Vermont. Investigators (late today) saying it was arson.

President Biden in Baltimore the site of the deadly bridge collapse and meeting with first responders and victims’ families.

The countdown to the total eclipse: the excitement causing a business boom in some of the most places.

Tonight: the judge’s blistering decision about the DA overseeing Georgia's election interference case Donald Trump.

The urgent search after deadly tornadoes touched down in several states and the new development in the terrifying shooting here in New York City.

First the major shakeup in Georgia's prosecution of Donald Trump and 14 co-defendants. Judge Scott McAfee ruling Fulton County District Attorney Fonnie Willis can on the case

but for her to stay special prosecutor Nathan wade resign.

Trump accusing DA Willis of misconduct over her romantic with Wade. Judge McAfee harshly criticizing Willis for a tremendous lapse in judgment.

And news late today about Donald Trump's case in Manhattan. Aaron Katersky with late details from Atlanta.

The deadly tornado outbreak: at least three people killed dozens injured at least 14 confirmed in seven states.

Here in New York new video of the rush hour subway shooting in Brooklyn. What police are now saying about the man shot with his gun. Why authorities are not charging the shooter.

The Israel Hamas war: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu forward with plans to target Hamas in Rafa, a city in southern Gaza.

Concerns about the fate of nearly one and a half million Palestinians who are now.

Six people dead including four , the youngest just two months old.

The horrifying discovery in a quiet . “This is a big tragedy, has happened in our street.”

And the court of the suspect charged with multiple counts of murder.

A tragic plane and the community's grief as it mourns the loss of a family of five.

“I just can’t that they're not here.”

Also, a pivotal State of the Union for a deeply America, “Good evening!”

“Everybody back!” plus protesters clash north of Toronto over a real estate event land in the West Bank.

And ringing in a breakthrough. “We’re interested in sensing vital signs.”

The welcome for a potentially life-saving antenna.

This is BBC News the  :

The United nations says  of those injured

when crowds rushed to an aid convoy in Gaza  Thursday suffered gunshot wounds.

Hamas accused Israel firing at civilians.

Israel  most died in a Stampede after troops fired warning shots.

Rishi Sunak says Islamists and far right extremists  two sides of the same coin.

Speaking outside number 10 the Prime Minister expressed concern over recent protests saying the UK  stand together to combat the forces of division.

Crowds continue to lay flowers for Alexei Navalny. The Russian opposition leader was buried  in a ceremony

which was tightly controlled  Russian authorities.

A human rights monitoring group says  people have been detained across Russia.

And counting begun in Iran's parliamentary elections.

Officials say the turnout was  40%,

the lowest since the Islamic revolution of  .

This is BBC News. I'm Samantha Simmons the headlines: Benjamin Netanyahu says an assault on Rafa will ahead.

The UN says that be disastrous.

“Israeli offensive on the city would not only be terrifying for more than a million Palestinian sheltering there, it would put the final nail in the coffin of our aid programs.”

Prime Rishi Sunak

says comments by his deputy chairman claiming (that) the London mayor Sadiq Khan was controlled by Islamists,

were wrong and .

And for the first time, in Japan joined the “naked festival”;

but unlike the men who next to nothing they wear purple.

Tonight: deadly standoff in Minnesota, “I need an ambulance.” Two police and a paramedic shot and killed in the line of duty

 

responding a family in danger.

I'm Jonah Kaplan in Burnsville Minnesota, what we've about a horrific shooting. The suspect also dead tonight. We'll have the latest.

Also tonight new bloodshed in Gaza and in Israel: “I'm Holly Williams in Tel Aviv

where Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under pressure

from both outside and the country.”

Tributes and arrests as Russians a fierce critic of the Kremlin. The US ambassador today standing in solidarity.

Plus: Presidential Pitches. Donald Trump's in Michigan this weekend:

“Bring our country from hell.” Nikki Haley insists she's in it to win.

“You win an election

if you're more time in court than you are on the campaign trail.”

The CBS Evening News starts now.

President Biden tonight is hitting back against the Special Counsel in the “classified  case.”

Even though no criminal prosecution was recommended, the White House says the report quote gratuitous and inappropriate criticism

when it comes to Mr. Biden's age and . CBS's Rija Jiang has the president's heated response.

In a hastily called press Thursday night the president was visibly frustrated and became emotional

over Hur’s mention that he could not when his son Beau died.

“How in the hell dare he raise that.” He his memory was fine

but at one point president Biden the leaders of Egypt and Mexico. “The president of Mexico El-Sisi…” Some fellow Democrats say Mr. Biden's attempt to defend himself fell short.

“There was not a prepared clear agenda of OK, my explanation, here is what I'm doing, and it didn't go well.”

Striking back on Iran-linked targets in retaliation for that drone attack on U.S. forces in the Middle East.

The US launching strikes on more 85 targets in Iraq and Syria.

The first video in tonight: team reporting (from the) US aircraft carrier in the Red Sea.

Launching strikes on Huthi rebels:

President Biden's message tonight hours after those three fallen Americans made their final journey home.

Also tonight: closing arguments in the trial of a Michigan school shooter’s mother. Jennifer Crumbley back on the stand under cross . The grilling she faced from the prosecution.

The judge in former President Trump's federal election interference case his trial set for just a month from now

as he for immunity. And the DA prosecuting him in Georgia: the romantic relationship she just disclosed. How it could impact the case.