hugging it out. good morning, everyone! that was a hollywood ending for rexham and the team s owners. after years of struggling, the welsh soccer club has achieved its dream of a major promotion. look at that. tears. wow, wow, congratulations to them. we ll talk more about that. plus, president biden set to name a campaign manager as he prepares to run for re-election, but new polls are showing that many americans are not excited about a trump/biden rematch. also, the faa is investigating after engines caught fire on two different american airlines planes. but we re going to start in sudan this morning, where the u.s. has now launched a daring rescue operation to evacuate americans from the war zone. the pentagon says that special ops forces blew into flew into the war-torn sudanese capital and helicopters to pick up u.s. diplomats and their families. we re told the mission was fast, it was clean, and u.s. troops were on the ground for less than an hour. here s a ph
sanctions, targeting their wealth, et cetera? we have a lot of tools at our disposal and we re sort of working our way through that right now. but the focus is making sure that we get the cease-fire in place, we get the violence to stop, we get the tensions de-escalated, so you can have those kinds of conversations going forward. i don t want to get ahead of decisions that we haven t made yet. our focus is really getting the violence down and helping get those people who want to leave sudan to be able to do so safely and provide them the best options and information to be able to do that. i want to talk russia and the security council. sergey lavrov is in the u.s. and in a couple of hours, he is chairing the security council meeting. elizabeth whealan, the sister of paul whealan, who has been detained in russia for more than four years will be attending that meeting. are u.s. officials planning to talk to lavrov about whealan and other americans detained in russia, like journalist