Tonight, the flashing economic warning signs 100 days into the Trump presidency, the GDP shrinking,

hiring down, and the roller coaster day for markets after stocks closed in the red for the month.

The president asking the nation to be patient.

Maybe the children will have two dollars instead of thirty dollars you know and maybe the two

dolls will cost a couple of bucks more than they would normally. President Trump

saying the US has been ripped off by other countries and seeking to blame President

Biden for the economy 100 days into his term while Democrats blast his policies.

The Columbia University student arrested after leading pro-Palestinian

protests out on bail after a judge ordered his release inside the growing legal battle. The

case a district attorney called hazing on steroids, 11 high school lacrosse players

turn themselves in what they're accused of doing.

The week of deadly storms with no end in sight, four people killed in Pennsylvania, rescues

in Oklahoma City from floodwaters, and where threats of hail, tornadoes, and floods

are on the radar next.

Church and State, a landmark Supreme Court case over whether a public religious charter school

should be allowed and why a Republican AG is fighting it. Laura Jarrett has the case.

Legendary singer Michael Bolton shares his cancer diagnosis. This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome.

So whose economy is it?

Amid fresh data pointing to a contracting economy, President Trump is taking no responsibility

for recent stock market declines or today's new data, showing a 0.3% drop in the GDP in the first three months of the year, which analysts say

is largely tied to his tariff policies. With consumer confidence plummeting, President Trump,

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