President Joe Biden has officially thrown his hat into the ring for 2024. A ceasefire agreement has once again been broken in Sudan. Jury selection starts in the defamation and assault suit against former President Donald Trump. The owner of Bud Light has reportedly put two execs on leave over their work with a transgender influencer. Plus, French fries could be linked to depression.

We start with another ceasefire deal between two rival military factions in Sudan. Plus, a man is in police custody in connection to a deadly shooting at a community college in Oklahoma. A former officer whose bullet killed Breonna Taylor during a botched raid in Louisville is working for another department. Three Tennessee lawmakers who faced expulsion votes for protesting on their state House floor visited the White House. Lastly, we have details on a potential trade agreement with Green Bay Packers’ quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken addressed the intense fighting in Sudan and what it means for Americans trying to leave. Thousands of Disney employees are being laid off this week. Fox News’ Tucker Carlson and CNN’s Don Lemon are out. A temperature swing and major flooding are impacting parts of the US this week. And, we’ll share the findings from a study that examined dogs detecting Covid-19 in schools.

Officials are defending the decision to not evacuate more US citizens from Sudan. The former police officer who shot and killed an unarmed Black man during a traffic stop near Minneapolis has been released from prison. China is facing some backlash from European countries - we'll tell you why. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is under pressure to pass his debt ceiling plan this week. Plus, Japan has approved its first abortion drug.

Clashes in Sudan are in their tenth day, and US officials are facing criticism for not getting more civilians out of the country. President Joe Biden is getting ready to announce his 2024 run, but Americans could need some convincing. Russia is threatening to pull out of the Black Sea grain deal. NBCUniversal's CEO is leaving the company after admitting to an "inappropriate relationship". Plus, former "Dancing with the Stars" judge Len Goodman has died.

Countries around the world are working to rescue their citizens from fighting in Sudan, but the Sudanese people have no escape. Gun ownership is on the rise in the US - we'll hear why some women and African Americans are buying them. Bed, Bath & Beyond has filed for bankruptcy. Russia's foreign minister will chair the UN Security Council meeting today. Plus, Matthew Perry removes Keanu Reeves from his book.

On April 13, 16-year-old Ralph Yarl was shot when he went to the wrong address to pick up his siblings. Days later, 20-year-old Kaylin Gillis was shot and killed in upstate New York after her and a group of friends turned into the wrong driveway. We explore what these types of incidents say about gun culture in America, and how police across the country are preparing for the worst as gun reform remains stalled in Washington.

Guest: Josh Campbell, CNN Correspondent

On Earth Day, a new climate report paints a grim picture – but hope remains. Meanwhile, thousands of gallons of sewage spill into the Los Angeles River. Residents of a South Florida condo building are forced to evacuate due to structural issues. Safety concerns remain days after a Russian warplane accidentally dropped a bomb on its own territory. And we get reaction after New York state education officials voted to prohibit public schools from using or displaying Indigenous team names, logos, or mascots.

Sudan’s army says it will begin facilitating evacuations of foreign nationals as clashes continue. Meanwhile, CNN uncovers evidence of Russia’s Wagner arming the militia leader on the other side. A Supreme Court ruling protects access to a key abortion pill – for now. Hunter Biden’s lawyers are set to meet with a US attorney overseeing the federal investigation into the president’s son. And the municipal government of a Japanese city recruits an artificial intelligence chatbot to carry out administrative tasks.

The US Supreme Court protected access to a widely used abortion drug for now. Plus, we’ll tell you what paramilitary forces in Sudan say they’re willing to do to allow evacuations to take place. A man charged in the 2017 White supremacist march in Charlottesville, Virginia appeared in court. More Lyft jobs are on the chopping block. Lastly, we’ll tell you which players have been suspended for gambling on NFL games.