NBC Nightly News Full Episode - May 25

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Officers rescue infant from flooded car in Texas as storms snarl holiday travel; Catastrophic risk for explosion eliminated; New details on potential deal to end Iran war; and more on tonight’s broadcast. In this edition of NBC Nightly News, dangerous weather stretches from the Gulf Coast to the Northeast, bringing flash flooding, damaging winds, travel delays and deadly conditions. Pope Leo is making history by wading into the AI debate, warning that people need to be a part of developing the new technology, however it unfolds. In California, officials say they’ve made major progress on the chemical tank threatening tens of thousands. There are new questions over how close the US is to a deal that would end the war with Iran. President Trump, who is working to open the Strait of Hormuz, says the negotiations are proceeding nicely - but Iran is sending a different message. Recent data shows that trips to the emergency room are surging from tick bites. A dramatic video captured the moment a small plane struck a paraglider over the Alps, sending her into free fall before she successfully deployed her emergency reserve parachute. Two Vietnam War veterans who were awarded the Medal of Honor for military valor reflect on the importance and meaning of Memorial Day. 00:00 Intro 01:47 Millions under severe weather threat, with dangerous weather stretching from the Gulf Coast to the Northeast 03:06 Officers rescue infant from flooded car in Texas 05:15 National weather forecast with Dave Price 06:01 In California, major progress on the chemical tank threatening tens of thousands of residents 08:21 Donald Trump touts progress on a deal with Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz 10:49 Pope Leo XIV warns about AI in a new encyclical and pushes for regulation 12:45 Emergency room visits are surging from tick bites 14:34 The Ebola outbreak in Africa is outpacing response effort, says CDC director 14:54 Climber is rescued after falling from a mountain in Australia 15:22 Two Medal of Honor recipients reflect on the meaning of Mem