NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas

Gene Hackman died a week after the rare hantavirus killed his wife; South Carolina prisoner dies by firing squad; Trump denies Musk clashed with cabinet members; and more on tonight’s broadcast.

Trump puts pause on some Mexican and Canadian tariffs; Trump sets new limits on Musk’s downsizing of federal workforce; South Korean fighter jets accidentally bomb village; and more on tonight’s broadcast.

Markets rebound on tariff exemption for some auto imports; Deadly winter storms battle states nationwide; U.S. Pauses Intelligence Sharing With Ukraine; and more on tonight’s broadcast.

Trump to make high-stakes address marking six weeks in office; Market turmoil and business warnings as new tariffs begin; Trump voters weigh in on the president’s first six weeks; and more on tonight’s broadcast.

In this bonus episode of “The Drink,” Kate Snow sits down with actor Mark-Paul Gosselaar, for a conversation about life beyond his iconic role as Zack Morris on “Saved by the Bell.” While many fans remember him as the 90s heartthrob, Mark-Paul reveals that he doesn’t really identify with Zack – and, in fact, calls him a s---head! He talks about the evolution of his career since then, from his post-"Saved by the Bell" roles to his exciting new NBC show, “Found.”

Trump says 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada will go into effect; Trump says minerals deal not dead, but Zelenskyy should be ‘more appreciative’ of U.S. aid; Democrats target Musk’s comments about the finances of Social Security; and more on tonight’s broadcast.

A state of emergency grips South Carolina as wildfires lead to mass evacuations. Ukraine’s Zelenskyy announces a deal on rare minerals with the U.S., stirring political chatter. Concerns over federal workforce cuts spark protests, while a tragic dust storm causes a fatal pileup in Arizona. Enhanced security measures loom over Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans. Amid struggles, Chipotle's initiatives on immigration reform shine, and Debbie Allen brings healing through free dance classes for wildfire victims.

Panic ensued at a Dallas cheerleading competition after a noise triggered evacuations, mistaken for an active shooter. A bird strike forced a FedEx flight to make an emergency landing, adding to the chaos. In political news, the Pentagon is sending more troops to the U.S.-Mexico border amidst ongoing tensions. Miami Beach is implementing new safety measures for spring break, while health concerns for Pope Francis highlight resilience in trying times. The importance of literacy and teen driving safety punctuates the discussions, showcasing the impact of community support.

In a tense Oval Office meeting, former President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky confront each other over military support and diplomatic tensions, likening their exchanges to a high-stakes card game. The discussion reveals accusations and complexities amid ongoing conflict with Russia. The podcast also touches on a concerning measles outbreak in the U.S. and health updates from the CDC, while investigating the shocking deaths of actor Gene Hackman and his wife, showcasing the multifaceted nature of current events.

Dana Griffin, a reporter known for her in-depth coverage, discusses the tragic deaths of actor Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, shedding light on the investigation surrounding their passing. Tom Costello interviews Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, who emphasizes urgent aviation safety concerns amid recent incidents, advocating for improved training and technology. The conversation touches on significant political dynamics, including President Trump's peace talks with the British Prime Minister, reflecting on the intersection of personal tragedy and global events.