NBC Nightly News S2026E99 - Apr 19 Sun

President Trump announcing the U.S. Navy struck and seized an Iranian tanker attempting to cross the U.S.' blockade. It comes as the U.S.' ceasefire with Iran is in jeopardy. The White House says negotiators, including Vice President JD Vance, will return to Pakistan tomorrow for a new round of peace talks with Iran. NBC News' Molly Hunter reports from Tel Aviv. A new NBC News poll shows the war in Iran is dragging down the President's approval rating. Just 37% of American adults approve of his performance, marking a new low for his second term. The president is also losing support over the economy as oil and gas prices soar. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin breaks down the findings. Eight children in Shreveport, Louisiana are dead after a mass shooting tied to a domestic disturbance early Sunday morning. Police say the shooter died in a gunfire exchange with police after attempting to flee in a stolen vehicle. NBC News' Ryan Chandler reports. After a record-breaking heat wave, the Northeast is now being blasted with a wintry mix in the middle of spring. And 81 million Americans from the Midwest to the Northeast are now under frost and freeze alerts through Tuesday morning. NBC News' Steven Romo reports. Hallie Jackson visits a remote stretch of New Mexico to shed light on Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, and the new questions over why his former property wasn't searched sooner. Hallie speaks with the former state Attorney General who tells her the feds should have done more to partner with New Mexico to investigate Epstein in that state after his arrest back in 2019. She also speaks with a survivor and Virginia Giuffre's family as they search for answers and justice. A small plane crashed into a backyard in Wesley Chapel, Florida, killing the pilot. The National Transportation Safety Board is now investigating. NBC News' Dana Griffin reports. Robots raced against humans in Beijing's half marathon and the machines made huge strides. It marks the second time that robots have shared the course with humans. NBC News' Janis Mackey Frayer reports on who crossed the finish line first. A Massachusetts teenager battling leukemia turns his daily walks through the hospital into his own marathon. NBC News' Hallie Jackson shares his story.