Tonight 100 days in, and President Trump is just getting started, from immigration to tariffs

to America's profile on the world stage, how the president has changed the country.

Struggling in a new wave of polls, President Trump is facing court battles over deportations

and shifting gears on tariffs.

We're in Battleground, Michigan, talking to Americans

with mixed reviews. Plus, inside the phone call with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos as more giant

online retailers list tariff fees. And going in reverse on auto tariffs, what the president just

signed after upending the car industry.

Also tonight's severe thunderstorms bringing floodwaters and intense damaging winds across

the nation's midsection. The catastrophic crash into an after-school camp. We're learning

about the four young victims and the driver whose car went all the way through the building.

Measles cases rising, our questions for the CDC deputy director, helping lead the response

at the epicenter in Texas.

The alarming snap benefits skimming scam, leaving many Americans at the grocery store with

drained accounts, what's being done about it? The scuffle

caught on camera even before an American Airlines flight took off. What happened? And outstanding

in her field, the volunteer making sure California comes alive with color every spring.

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome.

Donald Trump has more than 1,360 days left in office,

but it is the first 100 days being scrutinized tonight.

The pluses, the minuses, the promises kept, and the promises not kept.

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