Tonight the Supreme Court hearing Donald Trump's claims of immunity as his hush money

trial resumes.

The Supreme Court now weighing whether the former president can be tried for plotting to

overturn the 2020 election and if so will it happen before November.

What the justices appear to signal.

Mr. Trump meanwhile back in a New York courtroom David Packer, the former National Inquirer publisher, back on the stand,

testifying about the alleged catch and kill scheme to help Mr. Trump's 2016 campaign.

The tense conversation, Becker says he had over paying off Storming Daniels.

Also tonight USC cancelling its main commencement after the arrest of dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters, the new clashes as campus unrest

spreads, police at Atlantis Emory University tasing a protester in handcuffs, restraining others with zip ties.

Harvey Weinstein's rape conviction in New York overturned the egregious errors the judge is accused of

making will it lead to a new trial tracking severe storms across

several states tonight the school principal police say was framed with fake

racist remarks using AI the suspect a former staffer arrested at the

airport with a gun. And after the first video of their son in 200 days, the

parents of an American Israeli hostage speaking out their message of hope.

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome.

An extraordinary give and take in the U.S. Supreme Court today as the nine justices spent

nearly three hours wrangling with lawyers over questions of when or whether a former American

president is immune from federal prosecution over acts taken while in office.

The questions raised during oral arguments are more than academic, but instead sit at the center of the special counsel's criminal election interference case against former President Trump and whether a trial can happen before the November election.

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