In Video: Nightly News Full Episode – March 14
Nightly News with Lester Holt
Texas Devastated by Deadly Dust Storm
Texas is reeling from a deadly dust storm that has brought high winds, causing fatal crashes and flipping over semi-trucks, leaving a trail of wreckage across the highways. The storm, which has caused widespread damage and disruptions, has also sparked fires that threaten homes and communities.
The powerful storm system has put 113 million people at risk, and forecasters are warning of the threat of strong tornadoes, particularly in an area stretching from St. Louis to Memphis.
American Airlines Plane Makes Emergency Landing
In a harrowing scene, a Boeing 737-800 passenger jet was forced to make an emergency landing in Denver after one of its engines caught fire. Passengers were evacuated onto the wings of the plane, where they ran for their lives through the smoke.
College Student Missing in the Dominican Republic
A Columbia University student who was on spring break in the Dominican Republic may have been the last person to see a missing student. Jesse Kers is urging authorities to find his friend.
Columbia University Student Arrested
A Columbia University student has been arrested by federal agents as a result of his involvement in protests against President Trump’s trade policies.
SpaceX Crew Ready for Liftoff
The SpaceX crew, set to launch on a mission to bring home astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunny Williams, is ready to lift off at 7:03 p.m. eastern time.
Convenience Stores Struggle to Stay Relevant
The convenience store industry is struggling to stay relevant in a changing market. Sales have fallen 4% nationally, and popular snacks like chocolate and chips are down 6%.
Music and Hope Return to Fire-Ravaged California
A surprise gift from the Guitar Center music foundation has brought music back to a fire-ravaged school in Los Angeles, providing a boost to students affected by the wildfires.
U.S. Government Shutdown Averted
The U.S. government avoids shutdown after a late night vote in the Senate. President Trump praised Senators for their efforts to keep the government open.
