other, trump s defense attorney said he still could not say for certain whether trump would appear here to testify in his own defense. david aaron katersky in new york tonight. thank you, erin. overseas tonight into sudan, where a fragile cease fire remains in effect tonight, brokered by the us with this desperate race to get more americans out underway, james longman again tonight here tonight, the desperate rush to escape sudan. hundreds boarding military planes from multiple countries as a tenuous us negotiated ceasefire appears to be holding, allowing more people to flee. a senior us official confirming dozens more americans left the capital, khartoum, today as part of another un organized convoy, making that long and risky 500 mile drive to port sudan on the red sea. us drones again watching from above , with one navy ship already stationed off port sudan, another en route. the state department pressed today on whether the us is doing enough to help americans to get out the very f
ocean when it was forced to turn back three hours into the flight because of what a passenger did. the remarkable rescue on the tracks tonight, a stunned train crew saving a toddler. and you ll hear what the train crew says when they make their discovery. and tonight, here we pay tribute to harry belafonte, the iconic singer, actor and a fierce champion of civil rights. and tonight, harry belafonte in his own words. world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight with david muir. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on a tuesday night that developing headline, the us says the terrorists behind that attack at the kabul airport that killed 13 us service members is now dead tonight. who got him and how? what we ve learned first tonight, president biden making it official. he is running well aware of concerns about his age. he hopes the american people will let him, quote, finish the job, calling the race a battle for the soul
left his car. the teen was part of republican extremist group. kentucky senator rand paul talking to fox news digital s saying words can have violent consequences. president biden needs to realize his vilification of his opponents is inflaming some of the supporters to violence. as a victim of political violence both sides need to recognize the rhetoric. president biden took a lot of heat following his speech on what the white house called a battle for the soul of america. after so-called maga republicans accusing of threatening the foundations of democracy anchoring many among the 74 million people who voted. the former president trump. gillian: shameless or smart, you get to be the judge. this video posted on tiktok a woman disguised as an elementary school child as a baby. she put the good in a stroller and everything just to avoid paying the entry fee. once inside the park, the kid as you can see is pulled out of the stroller. we got to point out that a one-day ticket to disney
touting new endorsements from nuch party chairs we are five months out from actually votes being cast. le tos show an increasingly narrow race. joining me now, mike, what are i hear inning new hampshire this afternoon? reporter: well, morgan the former vice president in the last ten minutes finished up his first event of the day, a town hall as a restored mill here. we heard the usual stump speech describing this is the a battle for the soul of america, talking at his concern on the day we just got some new economic data. the fact that we are teetering on the a recession, as biden put it, donald trump might double down oin his worst instincts to divide the country. we also heard something now, biden talked about his best accomplishment from thinks time in the senate. we are approaching the 25th anniversary of the violence against women act, and as my daughter, who s a social worker