Tonight, breaking news, the major national security breach plans for U.S. strikes in the Middle East

inadvertently sent to a reporter through an exclusive group chat with top officials.

Incendiary devices founded a Tesla dealership and spreading wildfires prompting evacuations and a state of emergency.

First, that stunning revelation.

The reporter who claims he knew top

secret details about U.S. military strikes on Houthi rebels in Yemen before the strikes

happened, saying he was added to a chat group of top national security officials reportedly

receiving top secret details and highly sensitive discussions. Also, the initial opposition to the plans from Vice President J.D. Vance, Martha Raditz, with new reporting.

The FBI now launching a task force to investigate the targeting of Tesla property by Vandals

at least 48 incidents nationwide, and now authorities looking into multiple incendiary devices found at a Texas

dealership today.

Severe weather hits the east as tornadoes slam the south.

A state of emergency and mandatory evacuations declared along parts of the east coast, the extremely

dry conditions feeling wildfires from the Carolinas to New Jersey.

The tragic death of the sun of a former New York Yankee star, the statement from one-time

World Series champ Brett Gardner on the loss of his 14-year-old son while the family was on vacation in Costa Rica.

A former University of Michigan coach appears in court pleading not guilty,

accused of gaining access

to personal information and medical data of thousands of student athletes, and tonight the new

lawsuit.

And we celebrate 45 years of our friends at Nightline from their beginning during the Iran

hostage crisis that gripped the nation to the memorable and history-making stories and interviews.

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