Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Biannagal

Rodriguez sitting in for Christiane al-Munfor. Here's what's coming up on

the show.

The safest thing for many Americans to do who didn't get out when they were warned to get out

is to stay safe right now.

Foreign powers scramble to evacuate their citizens from Sudan, while thousands still trapped are told to fend for themselves.

I ask former U.S. Special Envoy to the region J. Peter Pham, if governments have been too slow to react.

Also ahead, Joe Biden is set to launch his re-election bid,

even though more than half of his party don't think he should run.

I ask journalist and Biden biographer Evan Osnos if he's really the right person for the job

then what will it take to bring imprisoned American journalist Evan Gichlovich home from Russia

Walter Isaacson puts that to the New York Times Moscow Bureau Chief Anton Trianofsky.

And finally, healing the horrors of war.

A New York Plastic Surgeon and a Keeve-born surgeon tell me about their mission to give life-changing

surgery to the program.

Governments across the world are desperate. Welcome to the program.

Governments across the world are desperately trying to get trapped foreign nationals out of Sudan

as the devastating violence engulfing the country enters its tenth day.

So far, about 1,000 foreign diplomats have been

airlifted out of the capital with U.S. Special Forces stepping in to get American

embassy personnel out just over the weekend. More than 400 people have been killed.

And with multiple broken ceasefires, there is no end in sight to this conflict.

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