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their own city overnight. a russian warplane targets the wrong side of the border, damaging buildings and leaving a 130 ft crater in its wake what the russian defense ministry is now saying and in court today, three men charged in connection with a white nationalist rally in charlottesville will appear before a judge and cnn is live outside the court. new this morning, deeply disturbing details about the kentucky bank shooter from notes he himself wrote police now piecing together his motive for the massacre were following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news, central. new overnight. a large blast rocked a russian city near the ukrainian border, and they did it to themselves. you can see it

right here as one of russia's own planes targets its own city firing into that city, russia state news agency says a russian jet dropped the bomb during a mid air emergency over the city of belgorod. you can see that city is over the border from kharkiv in north eastern ukraine. two people were injured in the explosion. the blast created a crater nearly 130 ft wide and damaged several apartment buildings. cnn's ben wedeman is in kiev this morning , ben, what are we learning about this russian on russian strike? what we're learning that john is that it's 15 minutes past 10, p.m. and s u 34 twin engine fighter jet of the russian air force flew over belgorod, which is a city of 400,000 people just 25 miles from the ukrainian border and dropped a bomb. we don't know how big the bomb was. the russian authorities say, are calling it an emergency reliefs

of an air ordinance. it hit the sidewalk next to a very busy street we see on cctv cctv the footage of it, uh, a car just goes flying up into the air. two people were injured in this incident. shall we say? this is a town that frequently has come under some attacks by ukrainian forces. but this was definitely a self an own goal as they call it, john damaging on goal and then i talked about this 130 ft crater. i just want to show people what i'm talking about. it's right here on this big screen behind me that is a giant. crater in the middle of the street. you can imagine what that must have been like for the people in the apartment buildings nearby. so again, this is the type of thing that does happen in war. in addition to that, ben in kiev, where you are , i understand it was a busy night. the russians targeting that city again. according to

the ukrainian authorities, john 12. drones were fired in the direction of kiev. in fact, from where i am right now, we were here. we heard some explosions in the distance. no reports of damage or casualties, but it comes just a few hours after jens don't dalton, the secretary general of nato was here, stressing that ukraine is eventually going to become a part of that organization. perhaps this was russia's response to that first official visit by a senior nato official to kiev, john russia, trying to make a statement in the face of nato showing its support for ukraine, ben wedeman and keith thanks, ben so much sarah. too lengthy notes left behind by the louisville bank shooter seemed to reveal why he went to his job earlier this month and opened fire on his co workers. law enforcement sources said. one

note was found in the gunman's home and another was found on him at the scene. on april 10th . the shooter killed five people and injured several others, including a rookie police officer who was shot in the head and remains in the hospital. police then killed the shooter. cnn's omar jimenez is following the story, omar, what more do we know about these notes and what they say? yes sarah so to law enforcement sources are telling cnn that these were extensive notes that were last one of which, as you mentioned was found on the body of the shooter after he was killed in that shootout with police. and they say they say that part of his motivation for the shooting was to show how easy it was in the united states for someone going through a mental health crisis to get an assault weapon, and we know this a r 15 was purchased legally, about a week before this shooting, and he didn't have to show much to actually. do it, he would have had to fill out some forms. go through an

fbi records check to prove that he wasn't a convicted felon. kentucky is known as to have some of the least restrictive. gun laws in the entire country. when it comes to that front, and we've reached out to the family attorney on some of the slaves reporting in regards to the notes, and we haven't heard back, but the family has said that they are testing or want to test the shooter's body for cte , which, as we know, can have symptoms of loss of control of aggression. things of that nature, sarah yeah, and we had learned that he had a concussion. at some point. i do want to ask you about the laws and kentucky because one of those laws mandates that the rifle used by the shooter to kill all those people has to be sold at a public auction for that gun would be out there and someone else's hands. is the shooter's family doing anything about this. well for starters that that law was something that public officials on the ground there were making a point to highlight because there was

something that they thought was ridiculous. now this law essentially yes. as you mentioned or weapon confiscated by law enforcement would then be sent to auction with the proceeds, then going back to law enforcement, but people would have the opportunity to auction on this gun. so the shooter's family has said that they are working with law enforcement to have this gun legally. destroyed so that it is not back out on the streets, which is one of the fears that mayor craig greenberg and louisville had mentioned in the immediate aftermath of this that he feared that that would be the cycle that we would see here. the has confirmed that they are in possession of the weapon as evidence and will wait next steps. but obviously the shooter's family does not want this to go through the process that is typically seen in a place like louisville. wow thank you for all that omar jimenez. life for us on that story were held. and sarah just under two hours from now three men who carry tiki torches in march nearly six years ago at a white

nationalist rally in charlottesville, will appear in court. each has been indicted on a single felony charge of burning an object with the intent to intimidate the 2017 rally ultimately led to violent clashes with counter protesters and a 32 year old woman, heather heyer lost her life. cnn's brian todd is in charlottesville outside courts. o'brien what's next here and also, why did it take more than five years to get here? well we're held to answer your first question first. what's coming next? and just a couple of hours is a hearing where two of these defendants will be making court appearances . will zachary smith from texas and tyler bradley dykes from south carolina will be making court appearances. this is going to be a bond hearing for will smith and an initial court appearance for tyler bradley dykes. there's a third defendant named dallas medina. who has been charged in this case as well. he's from ohio. it's been unclear as to whether he was going to make a court appearance, but at this moment we believe he is not going to be

appearing in court this morning. these three people are charged with burning an object with the intent to intimidate. also will smith is charged with violating a statute that makes it illegal to maliciously release a chemical irritant like tear gas. now that charge for will smith relates to what he allegedly did at the unite the right rally, which was on that saturday, august 12th. 2017 when all the violence broke out, but the burning of an object charge for all three of these men pertains to that torch rally that took place in charlottesville the night before the unite the right rally. that was on that friday evening, august 11th. 2017 when a group of white supremacists and white nationalists marched through the streets of charlottesville, they marched onto the campus of the university of virginia, chanting things like jews will not replace us and blood and soil was a phrase they used. that's a reference. these are charges being brought on this now we're held to get to your second question. why did it take so long? to charge these individuals, well, the previous

commonwealth attorney for album, moral county, his name is robert trashy. he declined to press charges. but the current commonwealth attorney, james hindley, he ran on a platform of bringing justice to these people. so he has brought these charges. key question is, are they going to be other charges against other possible defendants going all the way back to this really monumental event? this horrible event in charlottesville in 2017? indeed brian todd live for us there in charlottesville. brian. thank you. john thanks for help any moment now the man accused of shooting a six year old girl and her parents after their basketball rolled into his yard is set to appear in a florida courtroom. 24 year old robert singletary turned himself into police yesterday more than 500 miles from the north carolina neighborhood where the shooting took place. it happened after a basketball rolled into singletary's yard after an altercation with one of the parents, singletary opened fire , wounding six year old kinsley white and both of her parents. kinsley's mother tells cnn that doctors removed bullet fragments

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are charged with reckless murder for the attack saturday night that killed four people and injured 32 others. the district attorney says that the charges are just the tip of the iceberg , but they still haven't released a motive. washington governor jay inslee just signed a bill formally eliminating the death penalty from state law. it's been banned there since 2018 after the state supreme court ruled that it was unconstitutional. and in florida , you no longer need a unanimous jury decision to sentence someone to death. governor ron desantis just signed the law that allows for a capital sentence when just eight of 12 jurors agree that is the lowest threshold in the country. a total of 27 states still had the death penalty. but alabama is the only other state that does not require a unanimous jury. there it has to be 10 of 12 jurors a texas man who faces misdemeanor charges for his alleged role in the capital riot is in more trouble now after police standoff. court documents show that when law enforcement arrived at nathan pilgrims home last week for welfare check he opened fire on them. nobody was

hurt, and pelham was later arrested. sarah. any moment. major supreme court decision on the fate of widely used abortion pill could drop the justices setting a deadline of midnight tonight to reveal whether or not the high court will uphold and appeals court ruling that would severely restrict access to mifepristone, cnn's supreme court analyst joan biskupic is joining us now, joan, how quickly could a ruling have an impact on the availability of this drug? good morning, sarah. it would be it could be almost immediate. i just want to make sure everyone knows that. whatever happens today at the supreme court, it's not going to remove the drug from the market outright. it would. it could change the availability of it in terms of when women could access the drug, for example, at 10 weeks of pregnancy as they can now or back to seven weeks of pregnancy and whether they would be able to get it by mail, for example, or have to pick it up

in person. so that was are the kinds of restrictions at this point. point of the game that are at stake. as we speak, sarah . the justices right now are about to gather in their private conference room to handle a lot of the week's business that they have to decide relative to cases and this no doubt will be part of what they're looking at trying to finalize what their orders should be. this is a court that just 10 months ago rolled back all constitutional protection for abortion rights, but said it was leaving the matter to the states. it decidedly was not outlawing abortion nationwide and a key part of abortion nationwide is access to medication abortion, which is the way most women and pregnancies if they need to end them at early stages, so you know this is a medication abortion. sarah is the new chapter of the abortion wars in america. what could they do today? alright basically there to clear cut options. one is to grant the biden administrations respect request for a pause in

the lower court orders that actually restricted access to the drug. so i think you know if they did it in a clean way, at this point, very early stage of this controversy, the merits of the case have not been heard about fda authorization for the drug. if they were to just put everything on hold. let the litigation play out. nothing would change. for women and physicians for access to the drug, but if they denied the biden administration's request immediately, certain restrictions would go into place and that would be in terms of the timing of when a woman could obtain it in a pregnancy and other rules for availability, but it would remain on the shelves sarah and the case would continue to play out. the next stage will be a hearing in a lower court in may. but this first crucial step by the nine justices who last waiting on abortion to cut back abortion rights is quite anticipated. sarah and i think you hit the nail on the head. and you said

look, this is one of the drugs used by more than 50% of people who go and get abortion, so it will have a huge impact. no matter what they do, miss cooper. i know you're on top of it. you'll be watching it all for us. we appreciate it. thank you, sarah. we have new reporting this morning on what fox is facing next lawyers for the smartmatic technology company or demanding a full retraction. the company filed a $2.7 billion defamation case against fox, claiming it lied about them more than 100 times. this lawsuit comes a week after of course, dominion voting systems. actually kim's just days after dominion voting systems settled its case against fox for $787 million. this is what smart maddox lawyer told cnn. our company was worth over $3 billion before this disinformation campaign came along, and now we are obviously work significantly less so the recovery we are looking for is to be reflective of the value of

our company that we lost as a result of this this information. alright here now. cnn's senior media reporter oliver darcy, so smartmatic wants what, like more than twice the money that dominion's settled for and a full apology. how much of this is posturing? pretrial? that's right. john fox's legal they're legal troubles are far from over over, and that's because of this smartmatic lawsuit, which, as you pointed out, is even bigger than the dominion lawsuit that they just settled. the question, i think becomes, will fox move to try to settle this out of court before that excruciating process we saw play out in the dominion case where they go to discovery and depositions comes into play here. this case is going through the new york court, so it's going a lot slower than the dominion case, which was in delaware and so this went theoretically occur until next year, where they would start taking those depositions that fox has some time. but will they move to settle this and make sure that this doesn't end up being a

further embarrassment to the company going forward? i should also note john that fox in the past two weeks has been settling or ending a lot of these defamation cases against it. a couple of weeks ago, they settled with the venezuelan businessman who had sued over election lies that he was basically swept up in the course. settled that dominion lawsuit just days ago, and last night, lachlan murdoch, who had filed a lawsuit against a strong small australian publisher, he dropped his defamation lawsuit against that company. and so you're seeing the murdochs really tried to end a lot of these legal entanglements that they're in. will this mean that they also moved to settle in the next few weeks was more matic. we don't know. but as you pointed out there seeking more money than dominion, and they also want that forward traction , which we know was a big sticking point when it came to settling that dominion. in lawsuit. oliver i know you've been watching it very closely. oliver darcy. thanks so much. they're revolving hearing for months, but next week, we expect to hear president joe biden make

it official sources telling cnn . biden plans to launch his reelection campaign on tuesday with a campaign style video announcement. that date is significant for the president. april 25th marks the fourth year anniversary of him entering the 2020 white house race. cnn's are let's signs is joining us now from the white house. how will this play out or let well, sarah, the waiting game might soon be over president biden for months, has said he intends to run for reelection, and it appears the plans to do so are finally taking shape. his team is working towards announcing that reelection bid as soon as next week with an eye on tuesday as a possibility for releasing a campaign style video, of course tuesday has very personal significance to president biden as it was the dave four years ago when he launched his first or his last last bid for the white house, which he had built as a battle for the soul of the nation's advisors behind the scenes have been working for quite some trying time trying to

sketch out what a campaign apparatus would look like it so we will see how exactly that will come to fruition when the president eventually announcing , but it is there still is going to be a very long road ahead for president biden as he seeks a second term in office. his approval ratings are hovering in the low forties and the overall american public there's a recent poll. all that shows only 26% of the overall american public want him to seek real reelection. if you take a look at those numbers from the democrats, there are also some skepticism within the democratic party. that poll showing that only 47% of democrats think he should run again, slightly up from january , but it speaks to some of the concerns that we have heard democrats voice about the president, including questions about his age. now, if you take a look at some of the other polling democrats have said about 81, they would at least past. they would at least support him if he were to run, but you do see some hesitation in those numbers when it comes for democrats about the fact

that he would even seek reelection, so certainly there are a few challenges facing the president. as he heads towards a reelection bid, which could also be a possible rematch against his former rival, former president donald trump. alright i let signs thank you so much for that help to watch their sarah. thank you. also there's new information about why the charges against alec baldwin were dismissed and that fatal rush shooting will bring you that up next. so let's spapace open kitchen. definitely the one can you sell your house when we're stuck on a space statition for money? open door gives you the flexibility to sell and buy on your timeline. nice at the housewarming. charlotte. every day can be extraordinary, with rich, creamy, delicious by a

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bombed one of its own cities overnight. a large blast rocked the russian city of belgorod, which is just over the border from cardiff. you can see it right there. it's extraordinary. russian officials say a fighter jet dropped munitions during what they call a mid air emergency. the blast damaged several buildings and left a huge crater in its wake. at least two people were injured. and john at this hour. we are also keeping a close eye on the markets opening just moments from now you can see futures are mixed, but we'll keep an eye as markets are set to open in about 20 seconds 40 seconds from now number of signs pointing to a calling economy and this morning. there are also growing concerns about how the debt ceiling crisis could also affect the economy. cnn's vanessa your cabbages tracking all of us, and she joins us, uh, vanessa. we have seen signs that the economy is slowing, which is, of course , good news for the fed. but certainly a debt ceiling crisis is not good news for the fed. it's certainly not good news for many americans. how would this impact most people watching at

home and ordinary americans? congress needs debt ceiling so that we, the u. s can pay our bills, but also so everyday americans can pay their bills right now. we have extraordinary measures in place that allows the treasury to move money around. to buy congress a little more time. but what is at stake for the american people are significant cuts to payments that they receive every month, so we're talking about impacts on social security payments. millions of americans rely on these checks every single month . we're talking about payments to veterans. these are people who serve the country that now also rely on a lot of these services, and we're talking about increased borrowing costs for everyday americans, so mortgage rates, auto loans and credit cards and also federal employees salaries that's at stake and also medicare. so it's important to note that as congress is kind of playing with fire here, they're playing with some of the most vulnerable americans livelihoods as well, dangerous game of chicken, and some have also said in forecast that we could see unemployment

spike. if in fact we crossed that threshold. so what's the timeline? and what are we talking about here in terms of the timeline, moving forward, secretary secretary yellen has said that it is unlikely that these extraordinary measures will run out before june, but the congressional the budget office puts that timeline more around july september one big factor is tax season. how many? how much taxes the federal government is collective. the revenue coming in, have they overestimated? have they underestimated so they say the proof is in the receipts. they are going to be checking those receipts very closely, just to see how much money is coming in and how much time that buys congress to try to raise this debt ceiling before it's too late, interesting tax. season. of course upon us have you filed yet? he did an extension, but you know, a lot of people didn't extension this year, and that is totally offered an acceptable i'm not much better i filed on the last day 11 59 pretty much

good to have you, vanessa. thank you, sarah. all right. today prosecutors in new mexico expected to officially dropped involuntary manslaughter charges against alec baldwin. sources tell cnn that may be due to modifications to the firing mechanism in the gun that he was holding is here is a gun matching the description of the one used in the incident. baldwin as we know was charged earlier this year in the deadly shooting of cinematographer helena hutchins, cnn entertainment reporter. chloe melas is here with more on this. chloe is the armorer who is responsible for loading this gun and putting on the set. is she still being charged in this case? yes she is in a criminal trial, sarah is looming with a preliminary hearing set for may 3rd. but that could all change this afternoon at the status hearing that everyone is awaiting. so henna gutierrez read the armor on the film her attorney, releasing a statement to cnn yesterday. falling wing. the announcement of alec baldwin's dismissal of charges

temporarily pending further investigation by the new mexico day, saying that they believe that hannah too, will see her charges dismissed and that she will be exonerated. so you know there have been legal expert it's out there, sarah, saying this was a very hard case to bring in the first place because there still is no answer as to how life bullets got to the set in the first place. claudia last. thank you so much for all of that, john. alright this decision follows a string of legal setbacks for the prosecution in late january, more than a year after helena hutchins died on the rust set baldwin and armor hannah gutierrez read were charged with two counts as they were just talking about of involuntary manslaughter. those charges at the time carry a maximum of 18 months behind bars and about $5000 in fines, but just weeks later, the special prosecutors appointed to oversee the case dropped a firearm enhancement charge, which would bring a mandatory five year sentence for using a gun in the crime. around

that time, bald was legal team also filed a motion to have one of the special prosecutor's disqualified because she also is a state lawmaker. she eventually stepped down. let's talk more about all of this. now we're gonna take the long walk over to the legal table. i'm approaching the bench with cnn legal analyst joey jackson. you have not been high on this prosecution from the very beginning the idea that new evidence is coming to light now charged first investigate later. yes so i'm very troubled john because there are those who are not alec baldwin, who face things like this. what and here's my issue. the bottom line is this happened in october of 2021. he was charged in january of 2023. should you not have a evaluated that weapon made an assessment and that weapon with respect to whether it was modified whether it was not. what was the chain of custody around that weapon? was it operable if there were things that could make it fire without

pulling the trigger that should have been said it was tested by the fbi. and apparently, they concluded that it could only fire if you pull the trigger. but wait, there's new evidence that suggests that this modification means it can fire without pulling the trigger. which one is it? i'll tell you more. prosecutors also charged him in january with a crime. that was not a crime at the time that it was committed. what do i speak of? i'm speaking about the enhancement charge where you get five years if you discharge a weapon well that went into effect in march of 2022. the action was engaged in in october . 2021 what are we doing here? and so i think from the very beginning it was problematic. and also if i can continue you go and you prosecute him. you don't consult the union with respect to what an actors role should be. should they be firearms experts right because they say, just to be clear. they say no. the union had said that this is not the job of an actor . now to be clear. if you're handling a weapon, certainly you want to do so properly and

appropriately, but you have a right if you're an actor to reasonably rely upon your team, and so, to the extent that someone yells out cold gun and you don't even pull the trigger, but look, you pointed at someone now it's your responsibility. you're guilty of involuntary murder. it's manslaughter. it's a problem again. and i guess that's the point that i'm getting to hear what they are attributing this change to maybe the fact that they discovered the weapon may have been modified this but there are questions about whether they even needed that bit of allegedly new information because if baldwin was told it was a cold gun, what does any of that matter? correct but i think there are two layers right? the layer you mentioned is very significant because that goes to whether he would have any criminal responsibility at the outset to the extent that again you have a prop what you believe to be a prop. and you're using that and you have been told that the prop is inoperable. what duty or responsibility? do you

have to now? examine it yourself as an actor on the set. what now we know this new evidence suggests there are two things that are critical as to why prosecutors really had to do this number one you're suggesting through the involuntary manslaughter charge just to be clear. that suggests that you acted negligently or recklessly with respect to the dealing and handling of the firearm. well how do you establish that if the gun is modified and could have gone off on its own number two, you now lose the issue of causation. in order to establish a manslaughter. you have to establish that the party caused the death. how do you prove that as a prosecutor final disappointment, and that is in their statement. the prosecutors are saying, well, we can refile recharge. what are you talking about? just suggest, or at least telling level with everyone that you blew it from the beginning. you shouldn't have charged from the very beginning. you should have seen if the weapon worked right when you had the 14 months to investigate. these charges are dismissed. they're not coming back. we will get a chance to see what they say officially later today, curious to know if any of what you're

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what was really interesting here was that they said that they don't even know if the cargo remains in the country. now, no one else is saying much about this, including airport officials. they say that this is an open investigation and they do not want to tamper with that . having said that this is quite a heist that someone could pull off. um and at this point, police do not seem to have concrete leads. what is glaring here is that they did not ask for the public's help. so you're wondering what kind of investigative avenues they are going down, but extraordinary, and police themselves said that look, this is rare and isolated incident and at this point in time, they have no suspects, and no one has been arrested. we all love a mystery. paula newton there live for us in canada. john. alright the cargo did not walk off on its own. i'll bet you that new this morning a republican leader in the tennessee house of representatives who voted last month to expel three of his democratic colleagues from protesting against violence has

now resigned state representative scotty campbell, who served as vice chair of the house republican caucus. resigned from his seat in a sudden move following a report that he violated the general assembly policy of workplace harassment. cnn's ryan young, who spent so much time at the tennessee state capitol covering the efforts to remove the democratic lawmakers is with us now. so this is a republican who push helped try to push them out stepping down. what is he allegedly doing here? what did he allegedly do? that is still a great question there. apparently this comes down to conversations that were happened outside the workplace, according to the lawmaker, or should i say former lawmaker and one of those conversations could have involved a legislative intern so you can understand why somebody would be focused on this. now they actually have a workplace discrimination and harassment subcommittee. and they found that there was some harassment issues involved. and then you

get this resignation that happened yesterday at 2 18. john it's just this simple to really one line. it basically says i resigned from the state house. so you understand why the focus has been put on this lawmaker. w t v. f has done some great reporting down there in nashville on this situation. they actually caught up with the lawmaker yesterday to ask him about what was going on and what he was being accused of. i did not know that i workplace policy. could be enforced when you're not at work. yeah so just that short if you think about this, representative scotty campbell had been in the legislator at least three different times, and it has been reelected course. the conversation now comes down to what were these conversations, he says he was basically had a consensual adult conversation with two adults off property. that's what he told w t v f. and so those interactions obviously weren't something that these women seem to have enjoyed. and they were reported to this subcommittee. that subcommittee

then came out with this report. and with all this pressure turn and all this i in terms of the microscope on the tennessee legislature, he had to step down yesterday. in this sort of shocking move. there's a lot of focus on that body right now, especially with everything that's happened in the last month. you could understand now when you think about ethics concern you had two members who went down to the floor made some noise about gun control, and they were thrown out. but then you had a member who was also under investigation for this workplace violation where he might have been talking to, as he said to employees outside of work, and what he said was consensual. obviously it doesn't seem like the two people he was talking to thought it was consensual. john the brevity of that statement that you held up combined with the brevity of his statement from the video we played that all speaks volumes, doesn't it? brian yang. terrific reporting as always language. thanks so much, my friend. well. and john, another ceasefire declared, but fighting still raging in parts of sudan what the u. s is doing as we learn

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new this morning. the state department has confirmed a u. s citizen has died in sudan and we don't know the circumstances surrounding this person's death , but it does come as hundreds have been killed and injured in the fighting between two warring factions this morning. the rivals have agreed to a 72 hour ceasefire to coincide with the muslim holiday eat outfitter, but there are still reports of fighting in the country and to previous ceasefires have also failed. several foreign governments are hoping that this pause in the violence will actually stick this time so that they can get their citizens out of sudan. the defense department says that it is deploying additional capabilities, including troops and aircraft near sudan to try to assist with an evacuation if it is needed. cnn's kylie adware joining us now and following these developments for us, so, kylie at this moment, the u. s is not planning to evacuated. citizens bring us up to speed here. yes so that's right. what the biden administration. what the state department is saying is that they are preparing for any

potential situation here. but they are being explicit in saying that they are making preparations to get out the u. s. citizens who are in the country were held and we should consider the fact that there are 16,000 of them. that's according to the latest state department numbers. we don't know when those were updated. many of those could be of course, dual citizens of sudan in the united states about 500. 100 of them have, you know gotten in contact with the u. s embassy? since this fighting has erupted, and 50 of those has have asked for assistance now. traditionally the state department doesn't help evacuate citizens from a country but this is a very unique situation because you have the airport that's been closed. you have borders. you know, the sudan chad border that's been closed. so this is a precarious situation. now what we do know is that there are preparations underway to get out the u. s. state department officials who are in the country. those are the diplomats . you know the people who work for the u. s government those preparations as you said, in the

introduction or underway, and of course, this comes as we got this devastating news overnight that an american citizen had died in the country. i want to read to you what the state department deputy spokesperson said about that, saying, quote. we're in touch with the family and offer deepest condolences to them on their loss out of respect for the family during this difficult time, we have nothing further to add. that's according to the naacp, adele, the deputy spokesperson, here at the department, and as all this is happening, you have to realize that countries around the world are trying to figure out ways to get their citizens out of the country as well. it's great that the 17 72 hour ceasefire has been agreed to. we'll see if it stays in place. but you have japan, south korea youth, egypt were beginning to evacuate their citizens countries around the world, really trying to figure out what to do in this precarious, dangerous situation. a lot more to come here and we'll be watching the timing of what all happens from hero, kylie. thank you, john. i'll send it to you. plans are in motion for president buying to announce his reelection bid. we have new

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