over biden and trump, why are so few of them backing anyone else? halfway across the world, the nation of sudan is careening toward a full-blown civil war. secretary of state antony blinken says dozens of americans have contacted his department trying to get out. that may be just a fraction of the thousands of americans still trapped there. we re following breaking news. two of the best-known media personalities at fox news and cnn, tucker carlson and don lemon are out. what we know about their departures but we start with all this new polling. the numbers showing that americans essentially are gritting their teeth over what s shaping up to be a $2 billion presidential rematch the vast majority of voters say they simply don t want joe biden or donald trump. both men are less popular than they were the first time they ran against each other with biden s announcement expected anyway, framing the election as the battle for the soul of the nation just as he did back in 2020 he en
described the proud boys on january 6th in their closing argument to jurors today former minnesota police officer kim potter now out of prison after serving time for the de deadly shooting of dawunte wright any minute now we re expecting to hear from pentagon officials after that high risk evacuation of the u.s. embassy in sudan what s left for the 16,000 americans still stranded inside that war-torn country. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments, and we start with the beginning of the end for the historic trial against five former proud boys members in washington, d.c., in connection with the attack on the capitol ryan reilly is outside the courthouse where closing arguments are underway ryan, take us inside that courtroom. what are both sides leaving jurors with? that s right, so the government spend the morning laying out the case for how the proud boys sort of formed after that or how this plan rather sort of formed, starting they start
Jeremy diamond in tel aviv. And this is cnn moment in American History tomorrow for the first time, prosecutors will present Opening Statements and a criminal trial of a former President Donald Trump will walk into a manhattan courtroom tomorrow morning, where he will hear the states case against him. Hes facing dozens of charges related to an alleged Hush Money Payment to Adult Film Actress Stormy Daniels made before the 2016 election this is the first of four criminal cases against trump to go on trial. Cnns Marshall Cohen joining us right now with more on all this, marshall walk us through what the trial just might look like. Hey fred, its History In The Making with Opening Statements scheduled for tomorrow morning in new york. This is the very first time in our nations history that a former president will sit for a criminal trial. Lets just zoom out fred and remind everybody how the heck we got here donald trump is facing 34 felony charges. These are state charges brought by the ma
enough describe a serious life-threatening injuries that two siblings were pronounced dead at the scene and fred, in addition to driving while drunk officials, also said the 66 year-old woman will likely face additional charges as you can imagine, a community that is devastated by this is that it s absolutely tragic all right rafael romo. thank you so much straight ahead thank you, america. an impassioned message from ukrainian president zelenskyy to us lawmakers for passing a major foreign aid package will have reaction live from kyiv plus what s next for the $95 billion measure? straight ahead this is a travel show visit. my fans are in the world by that. kind of propaganda that s what i do is my gif freeze dryness, breakage new dove ten and ones serum hair
another possible engine fire, this one on the runway just before takeoff in charlotte. passengers safely deplaned back at the gate, and the exact cause is still under investigation, but aviation experts stress these two unrelated incidents should not worry travelers the majority of the commercial flights have two or more engines, and when you think of the few relatively few failures, it s an amazingly safe system. reporter: tom costello, nbc news we have a lot to cover in our second hour of chris jansing reports. let s get right to it. at this hour, get out, why russia is now forcibly evacuating its citizens from occupied areas in southern ukraine. that s according to officials living there we ll have a live report from kyiv plus, thirsting for violence, that s how prosecutors