Tonight, the worst day for stocks this year as President Trump won't rule out the possibility of a recession.

The major indices all way down, the worst day for the NASDAQ since 2022, tech stocks hit hard, especially Tesla.

All as the hits keep coming on the trade war with Canada, the incoming Prime Minister squaring off with the president, China hitting

back on agriculture products, the impact on farmers as they look with concern on their fields.

Plus, the legal left turn for the Menendez brothers, the district attorney in the case, now opposing

resentencing, accusing them of lying.

And what he said would get him to change his mind

in our one-on-one interview, bused Laura Jared and what's next in the case. The spring break

search a missing American college student last seen on a beach. Her parents speaking out,

the mounting questions tonight. Caught on video, the winter tornadoes hitting North Florida.

The whistleblower speaking out, accusing Facebook of compromising ethics to achieve growth at all

costs to expand to China. Meta trying to block her book what she's telling our Stephanie

Goss. And the good news as the push to hire more pilots takes off,

one of the youngest sets her sights of the wild blue yonder. This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome. President Trump is calling at a period of transition. Many investors

perhaps seeing something

more concerning. As U.S. markets extended their post-election losses today, the week starting with

another major sell-off, the Dow losing nearly 900 points, shedding 2% of its value. The NASDAQ, tumbling

4%. Its worst day since 2022. The S&P 500 suffering its

worst one day drop since December. The market tumbled getting a shove by the uncertainty and

impact of Trump tariffs and the trade war they've triggered. But it's what the president

didn't say when asked about the risk of a recession that is

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