good morning. good morning. welcome to cnn this morning. it is sunday. april 16th. i m victor blackwell. camera walker. thank you. so much for spending a part of your sunday with us. and if you do catch me sniffling a little bit. the pollen has, like really been getting to me and not for you coming from new york and resettling. no good. well, here is what we are watching for you this morning. congress returns from recess this week with a laundry list of to do items among them coming up with a plan to fund the government look at the other major priorities for both parties. in the coming days. at least 56 people are dead in sudan. there were explosions throughout the night clashes between the military and armed groups are escalating will tell you what we know about how this started and the global response i want to give up but not family . i don t give up if you give up. what about your keys, but force out as pandemic era programs expire more and more people who have fallen beh
elected. we ll see what happens today. bill: i m bill hemmer. good morning. the house will resume its session two hours from now. last night 20 republicans voted against kevin mccarthy in the third round of voting. dana: without a speaker is house is unable to swear in members or vote on any legislation. congressman elect mike lawlor slammed those opposing mccarthy last hour. it s shameful and embarrassing and proofing themselves incapable of governing. jim jordan s committee on judiciary to do investigations can t do it. securing the border, guess what, can t do it. these 19 individuals have tried to hold the rest of us hostage and they have no plan no plan and no person to be the speaker. bill: now to the way forward, whatever that is. james freeman wall street journal has analysis and chad pergram has the reporting live from the hill. that s where we begin. good morning. this is the world s biggest game of chicken. the thing to watch is whether support for mc
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chances of a democratic future. us secretary of state antony blinken overnight, putting out a statement saying this fighting threatens the security and safety sudanese civilians and undermines efforts to restore sudan s democratic transition. he goes on to say that the only way forward is to return to negotiations that support the sudanese people s democratic aspirations. and he said that we continue to remain in close touch with our embassy in khartoum and we have full accountability of our personnel have also been communicating with american citizens who may be in the region about safety measures and other precautions and victor amira. so far the u. s is not planning to evacuate its citizens in sudan. all right, larry meadow for us there. thank you so much. the man accused of leaking classified documents will appear in court this week. we are learning top pentagon officials have been holding daily briefings about leaks since they occurred what the military military can do to contain
life is going to hit them very hard because life isn t waiting for anyone. either you are prepared or you are not. some parents rallied outside thomas jefferson, the public high school last night. focus of the parents was on saving merit after learning top test scores were withheld in the name of equity. the reason why i m here is to seek answers from our school administrators as to why they withheld these honors from our students over the past five years that affected the lives of over 1200 students and denied them the opportunity to seek scholarships available at over over 800 opportunities at different colleges and universities. that father and others are now calling for stopping what they see as ongoing harm to their students. dana: mike emanuel, thank you. bill: let s bring the anchor of the story martha maccallum. it s manipulating equity. you don t help other people rise