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today is monday, april 24th, 2023. fleeing sudan. special forces daring mission pulling americans out of an active war zone what we're learning about the risky operation as that country slips deeper into chaos. ready to run. president biden expected to announce his bid for re-election as early as tomorrow. what our new nbc news poll reveals about a potential trump biden rematch. fox news parting ways with tucker carlson while cnn announces don lemon is gone. the reaction now pouring in about the onair shakeups rocking the media industry. fire it up. a change disney is making after a dragon at one of its shows burst into flames. good to have you with us. we begin in sudan where it's a race for american citizens and others to get out as violence escalates in the northeast

african country. on saturday the u.s. launched a military operation to evacuate americans at the embassy in the capital. the state department has temporarily suspended operations there. >> more than a dozen countries have rushed to get their citizens out, too, including france, that's the video you see here. that's after several attempted cease-fires failed. this centers around two rival military forces fighting for control of the country. meagan fitzgerald has the latest for us. we just got an update on the evacuation efforts. what are we learning? >> reporter: that information is just coming in. in fact, i want to read for you a little bit of what we're learning here. the d.o.d. is planning. >> looking for ways to evacuate americans who want out. and we're hearing from the white house they're facilitating the departure of u.s. citizens but they don't have troops on the

ground. as we've been reporting this is a fluid situation but also a volatile situation that is rapidly deteriorating inside sudan. we know there are 16,000 u.s. citizens trapped in the cross fire told to hunker down and stay inside their homes but it's a deteriorating situation. people are running out of food, they don't have access to medication. there's limited amounts of water. as people are leaving their homes, there's looting, robberies taking place, carjackings. we are learning that they are beginning the process to get americans out of sudan. >> there are two rival military forces here. how did it escalate to? >> reporter: that's right. we're talking about two generals the one is the general of the sudanese armed forces the other

is the paramilitary. these two were allies. 2019, just a couple years ago they worked together to overthrow the then president dictator, fast forward to now we have seen escalating tensions just bubbling over which is what triggered this violence because the sudanese armed forces is trying to incorporate the paramilitary into their forces and that's where we have the conflict here that continues to spiral. there are multiple attempts at a cease-fire that have not been adhered to and the violence just continues. at this hour there's no signs that either side is willing to compromise to stop the violence. >> thank you. anticipation is building towards the launch of president biden's re-election campaign. which could happen as early as tomorrow. so three sources tell nbc news the announcement might come in the form of a video message posted online. tomorrow's date does have some

significance for the president it's the anniversary of biden's 2020 campaign announcement. let's bring in nbc news correspondent ali rafa. good to see you. we just heard from the president about his re-election, what did he say? what do the numbers tell us about how the voters feel about him possibly running again? >> reporter: we just heard from the president as he wrapped up his comments giving the 2023 teacher of the year awards. he responded to a shouted question about 2024 plans and he said, quote, i told you, i'm planning on running and you'll know real soon. our sources say that, quote, soon could be as soon as tomorrow when we expect the president to launch his campaign in the form of a really low key video announcement, similar to what he did in 2019 but these new nbc poll numbers are not ideal for an incumbent running

again in 2024. they not only show a low approval rating for the president but also how much voters are concerned about his age. the president is the oldest serving president in history at the end of the second term if he wins again he'd be 86 years old. this is an argument that the white house is used to countering. they did it throughout his 2020 campaign, they've done it throughout the first half of his first term of president and argue his age is an asset. he brings to the table a lot of wisdom and experience and that only helps him in his job as president. so expect to hear more of the same with the argument as we head into 2024. >> right now the same polling we're referencing it's showing former president trump in the lead for the republican nomination but there's a lot going on here. he has several state and federal investigations he's dealing with p. two questions, have those investigations, the indictment we saw happen in new york, any impact on trump's support and

how do people feel about the rematch of president biden versus president trump again? >> reporter: it looks like people are not too excited that this looks like a rematch between a former president and the current one. as far as what the legal perils have done for the president they've only really strengthened his standings in the polls. near 70% of the republicans say they believe he should stand by president trump through these legal woes because they believe they're politically motivated and unfair and that's compared to 26% of republicans who say they need to find someone else to lead their party in the general election against president biden and that's going to be something that's interesting to watch as we see the field of gop primary candidates take shape and we see how their strategies differ in how they're encountering the former president.

>> let's talk about a specific issue, abortion what's our poll tell us about that and how it's going to factor in here? >> reporter: that's right. so this was an issue that really came to the center of the midterms when we saw the overturning of roe v. wade last summer. that drove so many voters to the polls, motivated by that decision. we are seeing much of the same in this poll, this continues to be a flash point in american politics and we expect more of the same as we continue into 2024. >> already kicking off in early 2023. thank you so much. breaking media news today. fox news abruptly announced it is parting ways with tucker carlson after he spent 14 years with the network. carlson hosted one of the most watched programs in all of television but also at the center of many controversies including conspiracies about the 2020 election, about voting machines just cost the company

$787 million in a settlement with dominion voting systems. let's bring in jane tim. this announcement was a shock. tell us what we're learning today and how big of a blow this is for fox news. >> yeah. the announcement appears to have been a surprise. no statement from tucker carlson indicating anything to the contrary. this came as a surprise to a lot of people, perhaps including him. what we do know is that tucker carlson was a ratings giant for fox news. drawing more than 3 million viewers, often the most watched show in america during some weeks. this is a big blow to fox news, and definitely to their ratings numbers until they replace him. what we do know is there's a lot of controversy, a lot of back and forth and a big settlement. we learned a lot about tucker

carlson his private text messages and his show during the dominion lawsuit. >> he has done his last show it was last friday which he ended by saying see you monday. so apparently this surprised him as well. another shakeup in the media world. today cnn announced don lemon has parted ways with the network. lemon had been with cnn for 17 years. he said he was given no indication the decision was coming even though he hosted his program this morning. in response cnn's pr department said lemon's statement about this morning events is inaccurate. he was offered an opportunity to meet with management. lemon came under fire after he said on air that 51-year-old presidential candidate nikki haley was out of her prime. he apologized for those comments and it's unclear if that is

related to why he was let go. we reached out to cnn and don lemon but so far have not heard back. disney is laying off thousands of workers and gas prices are surging. >> morgan joins us with cnbc money minute. >> disney is beginning a second round of layoffs today bringing cuts to 4,000 when this round is completed. a third round is expected to start before the beginning of summer as the company continues to reduce the workforce as part of a larger reorganization that sees the company cut $5.5 billion in costs. the national average for a gallon of gas is currently $3.67. that's according to triple a. up 23 cents from a month ago. near the highest levels of the year. still prices are down nearly 50 cents from this time last year. and an undisclosed buyer just bought a plot of sand in dubai for $34 million. this is a record. the land is on an artificial luxury island in dubai.

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a former minnesota police officer is out of prison today. >> kim potter said she mistook her gun for a taser and ended up killing 20-year-old dante wright. that was back in 2021. she was convicted of first and second degree manslaughter. jesse kirsch is following this. what have we learned about her release? >> reporter: the timing was dope by officials. they did it at 5:00 a.m. eastern time because they didn't want people to know exactly when this release would come. officials told us that they weren't going to disclose that timing ahead of time. they only announced it after the fact that she had, in fact, been release. here's what we know. she has served two-thirds of her

term behind bars. that's what officials say is typical in the state of minnesota the rest is under supervised release. she must stay in contact with officials. she can be drug and alcohol tested. she cannot own a gun. obviously she was convicted of manslaughter tied to the fact she shot and killed dante wright thinking she was pulling her tazer. those are the conditions she has the potential to be tested and this is going to go on for eight months. that is what the supervised release portion of this is. it is standard in the state of minnesota. now families and prosecuors wanted a greater sentence than what was handed down. she was sentenced to two years behind bars however prosecutors were asking for something in line with 7 years behind bars so obviously this is far earlier than the family would have wanted. >> at the time of the sentencing

we heard from dante wright's family. have we today? if not remind us what we heard then. >> reporter: the family was displayed with the judge's decision, equating it with going through the trauma all over again. we have reached out to the family looking for a response there. and also looking for the possibility of any protests in the community that was part of the concern from officials as well that protests could turn violent. they said they had information about messages with concerning comments made against potter. so there were concerns over her safety and the safety of others. that's why they were so tight lipped about when she was being released. >> thank you so much. opening statements are under way in the retrial of danny masterson. >> he's accused of raping three women between 2001 and 2003, he could get 45 years in prison if convicted. the new trial comes five years

after deadlocked jury led to a mistrial. masterson denied all the charges. why would the prosecution push this two trial again? what would be different? >> the prosecution has to consider the cost of the state and the value in prosecuting a case that could be an acquittal or hung jury. if the first one is a hung jury you can assume the jury is having difficult with the facts. so it's always a business decision for the da. is it the value to a possible conviction worth the risk of possibly another acquittal or a hung jury. for whatever reason balancing it out led to them prosecuting this case again. >> if you're the defense here, do you change things up at all or approach it the same way they did the first time. >> the defense needs to do the

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nightclub. we know police collected a gun found in the middle of the street. for a man visiting san francisco from the u.k. hearing about a dozen shots, it was pretty shocking. >> looked out the window. there was a guy being dragged in the street to a car. the car drove off. the guy got dragged back to the convenient store and ran down here, shot as well. so, yeah. >> it's not clear at this point whether san francisco police have made any arrests. they haven't given us more details, but they say anyone with information should call the tip line or text that information to tip 411. >> thank you. the struggles of tieing to make it in the bay hitting home for one 81-year-old san francisco woman. rosemare benter fears she will be evicted today after her $1.4 million condo was sold at a

foreclosure auction for half it worth. she says it stems from a $9,000 property tax debt. not only that, she said she learned of the sale the day it happened with a knock at the door. >> i'm here to repo ses your house. i said what do you mean? unless you have $13,000 to pay off this debt you have, it's going to be sold in about 29 minutes. >> she said last friday the new buyer posted an eviction order on her door setting today as the date for her to move out. she's working with an attorney to file a lawsuit against the broker and lender. her attorney calls this the result of a predatory and fraudulent loan that resulted in the foreclosure. we did reach out to the buyer's attorney for comment, but are still waiting for response. ian cole is working on the story and we'll have an update at 4:30. we are tracking the hottest weather so far this year. here's kari hall with your forecast that includes

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spearheading the january 6th attack on the capitol. a prosecutor told jurors today, quote, the defendants saw themselves as donald trump's army fighting to keep their preferred leader in power. the defense attorneys said there's no evidence of a conspiracy or a plan for the proud boys to attack the capitol. jury selection started in the trial of a pennsylvania man accused in the pittsburgh synagogue massacre. the shooting remains the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. if convicted bowers could be eligible for the death penalty. look at this. beautiful. the northern lights lit up north america and europe sunday night. there is a chance they may be visible again tonight in the northern most parts of some of the states. i guess we're talking about that a day too late.

federal investigators are closely examining two frightening incidents on u.s. jet liners first in columbus, ohio a bird strike caused a departing flight to return after takeoff and in charlotte, north carolina there was an engine fire before takeoff. no one was hurt in either incident. tom costello joins us now. what are experts telling you about how concerned passengers should be about this? >> reporter: let's focus on the bird strike issue. the issue in charlotte, the plane never took off, shut the plane down, no issues there. the bird strike, this was columbus, ohio. this is the number two engine appearing to catch fire after we had the bird strike. what they think was one or more on the canada geese that flew

into the number two engine and it exploded or took apart the engine and they declared an emergency and returned back to the columbus, ohio airport. no injuries. however this is serious. any time you have a bird strike, it becomes a serious issue. the good news is that planes are designed to fly on a single engine. you don't want to fly on a single engine but designed to fly on a single engine in the event of a catastrophic issue like this. it's an ongoing issue at airports nationwide. mitigating the issue by wildlife and particularly big birds like a canada goose. >> the faa reports wildlife strikes of planes are going up. there are more than 15,000 in the u.s. in 2021. what are airports doing about it? >> reporter: the vast majority are bird strikes. there are some deers, coyotes,

the most are bird strikes and the most serious are big birds, in other words a big goose like that. so airports have a variety of mitigation factors. they blast cannons and horns, put netting out, have dogs run out. and keep the field grass mowed to keep mice to a minimum. all of that is designed to essentially takeaway the habitat that these birds are drawn to. if they can do that, reduce the habitat, reduce the food base for the birds hopefully they won't be hanging around airports and almost all the serious incidents involving bird strikes happened as the plane is taking off or coming in for a landing. not at altitude, not 30,000 feet

birds don't fly that high. it's what happens when you take off and land. imagine going to the happiest place on earth and seeing this. look at this video. park captures in disneyland captured this video of the dragon going up in flames. erin mclaughlin is following this story for us. i love disney and i have seen the show several times. so how did this fire break out and was anyone hurt? >> reporter: it's still being investigated. we know it happened right at the end of the show around 10:50 saturday evening. you can see there the dragon completely up in flames. the head caught fire first according to eyewitnesses. listen to what one eyewitness had to say. >> the show was going fantastic, just about 5 till 11:00 the dragon caught fire. and my sister and i we thought it was the show. >> so did mickey win in the end?

>> in the end, yes. i did see mickey later in the night so he did make it through the fire. >> reporter: mickey was okay. so was everyone else according to anaheim fire department. they did treat a couple of employees for smoke inhalation at the scene but otherwise everyone is okay. they managed to quickly put that fire out. >> i was wondering exactly what he told you there, i wonder if anybody thought it was part of the show and like, okay, this was intense. so good to hear everybody was okay. was anything else impacted at disneyland? other attractions? the fire looked large. >> the fire is having somewhat of a global impact at disney parks across the world. disneyland putting out a statement saying, quote, we are temporarily suspending fe effects similar to t used, at select shows out of an abundance of caution following

the fire at disnland park. they still don't know exactly what caused the fire and that investigation is still under way. >> that's a prop and a show going on for a long time. so surprising to see. thank you so much. homeowners in a new jersey town are being told they should be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice because epa workers are at a former industrial plant working to find out what is inside these barrels. the plant is shutdown but the barrels have remained and it's unclear what's inside or how safe it is to even move them. nbc news correspondent george solis is in farmingdale with more on this. what's the situation on the ground right now? >> reporter: good afternoon. that's the most alarming thing about this whole situation. there are these barrels, hundreds of them, and nobody seems to know what's inside of them. so the epa is on the ground

providing 24 hour surveillance of the testing. and have compounds and materials found at the site. a fire tipping off the local community that something was amiss here. so now they are cleaning it up, testing it. we just got an update from the epa informing us whatever they can't remove from the site they're bringing in specialized containers to dump whatever is in there to then test it at a site they can do it carefully without exposing any of the public to any danger. the community here is, of course, concerned because this has been ongoing for several years. i want you to take a listen to what one of the residents said. >> i remember when my children were younger we were coming home from school, lunchtime, and we saw the lids exploding in in the air. >> reporter: yeah, no reports of that happening in recent days, but the epa wants to be very clear that this is an evacuation plan.

not an order. they want to have people prepared as they clean this up if anything goes wrong that people are ready to mobilize. >> do we know how the barrels were allowed to stay there for so many years? >> reporter: that's part of the epa investigation. they say they were going to work to hold somebody accountable for all of this, and as i mentioned, they got tipped off to this because a fire started at this site and other reports i have seen, apparently there was a cut in the fence at the site. so who knows if someone has been dumping material at this site for years. so there's going to be a lengthy investigation to find out how all of this went unnoticed. we know the site was purchased by a new buyer and they're cooperating with the epa. so a lot of moving parts to this. >> how long could it take for the epa to remove everything? >> reporter: step one obviously getting on site and beginning their assessment. the epa is estimating several weeks but of course they want to amend that depending on what

they find at the site and depending on how smooth this cleanup goes. >> and how safe it is to move everything, too. george solis, thank you. the supreme court said the abortion pill miff prisz stone will remain available for now. but the legal questions are far from over. it's the flash point in the battle on abortion since the supreme court overturned radicalized last summer. yamiche, walk us through all of this. i know it's confusing but what impact does the supreme court's action have right now and what happens next in the process? >> the practical implications of the supreme court issuing a stay is that mifepristone remains accessible. that means people can still buy the pill by mail, buy the generic version and use it up to 10 weeks of pregnancy. it means the case goes back to the fifth circuit court of

appeals where oral arguments will happen. experts believe the case case will end up back to the supreme court. so this is definitely not the end of it for the supreme court. >> given the decision to maintain access to the abortion pill, does anybody believe this potentially signals how the justices could rule on future abortion cases? i say that knowing that this particular case was really about -- was calling into question the fda's approval here, not necessarily the moral question but we saw with roe v. wade, the justices saying we're sending this back to the states. do we see any parallels here? >> it's a complicated case and this doesn't give us incite. last year the court issued the 5-4 ruling to overturn roe v. wade revoking the federal rights to abortion. this stay keeps in place access

to the pill but it's a ruling 7-2 with alito and thomas dissenting. that said our latest nbc news polling, this is important to remember, shows that nearly 6 in 10 adults, 58% of americans say abortion should be legal either always or most of the time. that won't impact the court's ruling but it shows you the different ways this is going to impact life in america and it also shows you that americans' views on abortion remain the same even before roe v. wade was overturned. so a lot of people are looking at the court for this. but still very complex what this means because we never had a case where you have an fda approved drug getting pulled off the shelves because of a court ruling. so definitely something we're going to watch. >> especially when it's been on the shelf 23 years now. thank you so much. our financial expert, sharon epperson, offers her two cents

on how soon to teach your kids about money. >> but first your daily snapshot. let's go to indonesia for this one. the volcano erupts every two to the volcano erupts every two to five years

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in today's modern parenting money can be a tough subject of conversation. especially for parents who want to start teaching their kids about money. >> some states require high school students to take personal finance classes. some experts say it's important to start conversations much earlier than high school. joining us is sharon epperson. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> how young should parents talk to kids about money and how do you start that conversation? >> i think you can start talking to kids about money as soon as you start talking to your kids. this is something that should be part of a regular, everyday conversation. and it can start by just talking about basic concepts. how do you use money? how do you save money? how do you make sure that your money can grow and make money for you? maybe an easy way to look at it is choose a money word, like earn, save, spend, and use it in

part of an everyday conversation. i remember taking my son to the grocery store when he was younger than a toddler and explaining why i was choosing something less expensive than something else trying to save money. so you can make it part of an everyday conversation to make it comfortable because people are uncomfortable talking about money. >> you say preteen years are good times to teach about budgeting and investing. why is that? >> it's how you have the income to invest, so discuss ways to earn. make sure they understand if you're giving them an announce or paying for them it's for doing something. then you can show them how to budget for some of their favorite items. take them to the grocery store and give them a budget for the things you know they like to get but they only have a certain amount and so they can't go over that when you get to the checkout line say can i get this? no, you had a budget you spent it already. it's important to help your children figure out how to give

back and pick a charity together, something they believe in, something that will be meaningful to them so they can give whether it's money or their time or some type of donation that you come up with from the house. another thing that's important in terms of investing is making sure that as they're interested in various brands they think about the companies that own those brands. buying stock is key here and they can get hands on investment if you open an account for them. you want to encourage them to safe and invest. they're saving their own money maybe you offer a matching contribution of your money, like a 401(k) match getting them in the idea of saving for a rainy day and investing down the road. the next step up. you're 18, supposed to be financially independent, a lot of studies are saying that's not the age kids are becoming financially independent what are

the ways to teach that? >> creating a budget is important for all of us. difficult to follow even when we put one in place but really encouraging your young adult to set a budget is very important. also very important is explaining how taxes work. you get that first paycheck and with you're like what i thought they said i was going to make this amount, why sit so much less? that's important. having a credit card you know that can be a recipe for disaster for some people if they're not taught how to do it. maybe opening the credit card with the young person to see what they're spending and also encourage them to pay off that bill when it's due and manage that debt. that's an important thing to do as well. >> things i wish i learned to do when i was younger. what are ways for parents to monitor spending habits? if. >> one thing to think about is making sure if they have a credit card together they can monitor it that way. the other thing we're looking at is more kids but now adults

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