Breaking news tonight, the extraordinary moment inside a New York courtroom captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife pleading not guilty to drug trafficking and other charges.

Maduro in shackles telling a U.S. judge he was, quote, kidnapped and still is president.

His wife appearing with bandages on her face. The stunning

outburst in the courtroom and my exclusive interview tonight with the deputy attorney general,

why he argues the capture was completely legal. Who is really in charge of Venezuela? The country's

vice president sworn in as an interim leader with Maduro's son by her side.

Argue Boutierrez is at the border, plus what President Trump just told our Kristen Welker

about the role he'll play in running the country.

Vice President J.D. Vance's Ohio home vandalized, windows shattered by a man with a hammer.

How was he able to get so close?

The stunning reversal, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, dropping his re-election bid amid a scandal

over daycare funds, a break in the case, a person of interest in the Ohio couple murdered

in their own home. Flu-like illnesses reaching the highest rate ever on record.

Plus, the controversial new child vaccine recommendations just announced.

The first GLP1 weight loss drug officially available as a pill today.

How much it could cost you?

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

And good evening.

We begin tonight with the extraordinary events that brought the man who was leading the country of Venezuela just 72 hours ago to standing before an American courtroom today in shackles.

This was the scene in New York City today.

Nicolas Maduro, the country's brutal former leader, handcuffed and surrounded by federal agents,

being brought into court to face charges of narco-terrorism. Maduro was defiant saying he is not

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