Tonight, the stock market skyrockets as President Trump hits pause on his global trade war.

The celebrations on Wall Street, as markets make some of their biggest one-day jumps ever.

The rally set off when President Trump suspended most of his biggest tariffs, Apple, Walmart, and Amazon,

just some of the companies bouncing back.

Not backing down on China. The president going harder at America's biggest trading partner,

raising their tariffs even higher. What it means for the prices you pay for everything,

from toys to clothing to electronics. The desperate search for survivors of that nightclub collapse in the Dominican Republic

as the death toll sores to more than a hundred.

And now word that the family, a former baseball star, Pedro Martinez, missing there as well.

Brian Coburger in court, the two words now banned from the murder case of those four

University of Idaho students. Breaking her silence, former First Lady Michelle Obama speaks out for the

first time on the rumors about her marriage, why she says she sometimes does her own thing. Close

called the video of a massive tree toppling onto a car

as it comes to a stop, how the driver got out with barely a scratch. And air travel slowdown,

the major airline CEO saying domestic air travel is stalling, So will your next plane ticket be cheaper?

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

And good evening. I'm Tom Yama, sin for Lester. We begin tonight with the stocks surging on Wall

Street, fueling one of the biggest one-day spikes ever.

If President Trump's trade war sent stocks plunging, today his temporary ceasefire sent them skyrocketing.

This was how traders reacted when markets closed.

President Trump announcing that he's pausing most tariffs on most countries for 90 days,

but he's hitting China with more tariffs, now at 125%.

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