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Communities across Hawaii are devastated after remnants of Hurricane Lala ripped through, destroying over a hundred homes and leaving thousands without power. NBC's Morgan Chesky is in hard hit Na-alehu, where he spoke with residents who are in shock over what they've survived. Drone video captured huge fireballs and thick black smoke billowing into the sky after lightning struck a fuel tank at an Oklahoma pipeline facility, part of a deadly stretch of severe weather sweeping the country. NBC News' Maggie Vespa reports. The 60-day deadline to end the war expired Monday, with President Trump saying Iran is not ready to make the deal he feels is "necessary," while also lashing out at key U.S. allies over the conflict. NBC News' Garrett Haake reports. Tonight, an emergency sent firetrucks racing to the scene of an American Airlines jet with two blown tires upon landing on the tarmac at Chicago O'Hare. The flight was arriving from New York's LaGuardia Airport with 180 people reported on board. It's the second time in two weeks a plane's tires have blown at O'Hare. NBC News' Ryan Chandler reports. Tupac Shakur's killing at the age of 25 has long been one of the music industry's greatest unsolved mysteries. Today in Las Vegas, prosecutors began laying out their case against a former Los Angeles gang member accused of orchestrating the rapper's death. NBC News' Dana Griffin reports. More than a dozen students are accused of running a drug ring out of two fraternities near campus. The fraternity brothers are accused of bringing in kilos of cocaine from Philadelphia and New York and using new pledges to help cut and package the drugs. NBC News' Erin McLaughlin has more. The coroner's office completed an autopsy Monday and said there were "no signs of trauma" that would have contributed to the star's earth. The official cause is still under investigation. NBC News' Steve Patterson reports. For Ruby McNally, there was only one way to celebrate her 100th birthday. The California grandma has been skydiving every decade since she turned 80. It started with a dare from her grandson, and has turned into a beloved tradition she hopes her family will carry on. NBC News' Tom Llamas reports.