one story to be told, even about colonialism, the other african perspectives, and the marine biologist at business, when short documentaries from african feel. maybe i'm going to do this from south africa. why don't we all we need to take america to trying to bring people together trying to deal with people who can live beyond ah, you more oh day turning up the heat what, what we have heard repeatedly from this white house and we've also heard from the russian government is that they also recognize the need for dialogue, even at a time of heightened tensions, even at a time. oh, when there is the russian invasion of ukraine now, and it's 63rd day. i am busy, i'm good. the agreement to limit oh, iran's nuclear program,

but the by the administration is seeking to revive that 2015 agreement. they have been also and right now. absolutely. kimberly alcott reporting that from washington, thanks very much. kimberly happening in ukraine now from the outside. they have to know rushes response will be swifter. i'm fascinated so we have all sorts of tools that the west cannot obtain key. and we will not boast about weapons in what we will use them if need be. and i want everyone to know that you more to those a jabari has more from moscow. he has thanked the soul and the russian president has said that they are already managed to basically get through the initial phase of these sanctions. but of course, many economists have been a few weeks. there is a long term goal when it comes to these kinds of severe sanctions and international sanctions, specifically. but for now, vladimir putin, dark effect. they haven't managed to crumble the country's economy or break the

country society. as a result of it, european leaders are calling it gas blackmail. russia has carried down its threat to suspends natural gas supplies to ukraine's allies if they didn't pay for it. and rubles poland and bulgaria refused. and 2 months into the wall. they've been cut off by russia stated gas company gas from while gary says it's made alternative arrangements and poland maintains its energy supplies all secure nasa magazine if you're not sure if you're interested or gas storage is or 76 percent full, this is a high level i'm feeling much higher than in most european countries. and therefore, also in this transitional period before the baltic gas pipeline is launched, we will be able to draw on our resources as well as obtaining gas from all other possible directions. busy as well as our gas terminal interface, which jazz, which can receive even larger amounts of liquefied gas, we will try to rise to the occasion in the time $362.00,

which bulgarian site has fully managed obligations and has made all payments required under its current contract in a timely manner strictly and in accordance with its terms. obviously, gases used as a political and economical to in the terms of the ongoing war and not in the term of illegal and commercial relationship. european commission present as lavonne de lans has the e u as well prepared for a shortage of rush and gas gas crumbs announcement that it is unilaterally stopping gas deliveries. to certain jo member states is another provocation from the kremlin . but it comes as no surprise that the kremlin uses fossil fuels to try to black. my last, this is something that your team commission has been preparing for in close coordination and solidarity with member states and international partners. our response will be immediate. united and coordinated bought the decision by guys from has caused

gas prices in europe to thor by 24 percent. the price coinciding with reduced demand for heating gas for europe in spring weather tons warmer. now it was happening on the battlefield and mary paul says he officials say russia continues to strike the last remaining ukrainian army positions. there, with $35.00 air hits in 24 hours, thousands of ukrainian fighters and civilians are an underground tunnels and chambers below the as, as still still plant. last week, vladimir putin ordered troops not to storm the plant but blockaded. russia agreed in principle to allow the un and the red cross to help evacuate civilians from the steel plant. in mariposa, after meeting the un secretary general on tuesday, nobody will be at school will not be in the mary paul direction, the enemies exerting massive fire and blocking our units. the area of the upper store plant in the city occupies continued to carry out filtration measures against the civilian population. and there been protests and keep demanding safe

humanitarian corridors out of the other cell steel plant. mothers and wives of soldiers fighting and murray pol, attended the demonstrations agreements between ukraine and russia to allow safe passage of fighters and civilians had failed. so far. ukrainian forces are also confronting the russian military in the east. fierce fighting has been reported in mc alive and curse on in the southeast. washing forces also shelves, the town of lyman. charles stratford reports from back mer to a new cranes don bass region. the old lady reportedly underneath the plowed one of the what's reported to be around a 1000 civilians with a head injury the there was of the ass off battalion releasing that picture and saying that this was as a result of russia's attack on that. close that lady had been injured in those attacks. of course we have morning. we are hearing reports of strikes on that town

of the we are hearing the overseer. a lot of civilians still in that city. very afraid you can imagine as strikes, bring a whole new dimension of fear to, to the civilians living in this area. there's also reports of grad rocket attacks on the grad rocket. so these multiple rocket launches that, that fire these, these rockets that cover a vast starvation, the conditions have destroyed crops and killed millions of livestock forcing people to leave their homes in search of food and water. that's how matessa reports for maurice, a bit, county and northern kenya, around 3 and a half 1000000 people are suffering off the years of drought, low tickle, and her recording at desperate might. it might not be facing the worst drought. the region has seen in 40 years in kenya, more than 3 and a half 1000000 people need immediate help. agencies say nearly 800000 of them are

children. the animals to are dying as it gets hotter and dryer. people out here tend to move around a lot, looking for food and water for themselves and they animals, many areas are remote to kind of the nearest hospital can be hours away. some of the women had grace gibbons, his many children are going to school hungry. she says this drought is the worst she has ever seen. some of them. they're just dying. and we have nothing to just read them. and our alley more or all day because we're just depend the reins soon fall again or mosley county where we are. it's really big and you will drive for hours and hours the road is not taught to get to some of the most remote areas. when you get to places, you can go from house to house and you see women and parents and children who say we are hungry. we have a big some of the locals in the town for these. these are pellets which are given

by the king and government to communities, but these are enough to go around. so he didn't have any for his animals. the few that are left of camels and they say only a few left, most of them died because of this drought. the area is dry, it's densely jasmine range in a very, very long time. you can see some of these enclosures. that's where they used to keep many of the animals, but the animal died because the heat and that means there's no more for the children. that's why a lot of people or the children here for a few days. and i honestly thought because of how this with the plate, the situation as i thought i'd see a lot more aid workers and government officials on the ground. we have not managed to see that. we bumped into a fairly small group that a just arrived and had come with some rations for the children. catherine russell is the executive director of the united nations did not find the help that she expected to see with such a di a condition. why not? well, there's no question that the needs are hard feeding. 2007,

we saw east africa suffering a severe 17 bigger problems about suffering a severe drought, but we had early humanitarian action a vesting of famine. in that 1700000 children babies really are severely and acutely malnourished. and that's a dreadful, dreadful problem. i saw it in the hospital i visited yesterday. these children need food and they need water. and water is the most elusive critical commodity here. and you know, funding from many countries to help respond help us respond so, so we get, how do you get hold of that funding? yeah. well, you know, we do, we do appeals and that's what we're doing. a major appeal. we started one yesterday at the u. n, and we talked our donors, some of our donors come here in different countries. well, i mean, you know, people are, and children are in desperate need. and i think that what we're trying to do is avoid a situation where people start to start today. i mean,

we've seen animals here already. you know, the woman in the report mentioned that she had a whole herd of cattle or you, but we just need the funding to do it. and i think bringing attention to it will help us that has been talk of the risk of famine in coming months. what actually decrease in these extreme weather conditions? minutes is the worst route in 40 years, but we hear about set time and time again. and this is only perhaps that disasters . and i think that what we need to do, we're trying to do our program is build in some resilience so that communities are able to deal with them. but there's no question relations. and so i think, you know, the world i think understands that the climate issues are real for us. it's a matter of trying to, to our programming in wage and and 70 people have been killed in gun battles between pneumatic arab tribes unknown. the arabs fighting started and west awful state off to the bodies of 2 nomads were found on thursday and rest later spread to

the state capital al jeanina disagreements over the scarce resources have caused confrontations for nearly 20 is a 2nd country has adopted bitcoin as legal tend them central african republic full as el salvador. it's the 1st african country to use the crypto currency alongside the central african frank. a caught in man, mom has sentence als to lead to unsung to cheat of 5 years in jail. c g was found guilty of accepting $600000.00 and $7.00 gold balls in bribes, and 76 year olds trial was close to the media. t t is facing 10 other crops and challenges. i could see has sentenced to more than 100 years in prison. she's already been jailed for 2 years for intent to incite and to more of a breach in cases each carrying a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. l robinson from human rights watch says the agenda has used false imprisonment, conscience on songs to cheese life as

a free woman as effectively over that. it's quite clear that the military junta there is going to do everything. the other criminal charges and other court trials coming later this year. i think that they're trying to our locker away for life that they do not want to see her or her political party ever surfacing again. and this is part of their effort to destroy popular democracy in human rights in the m . r. these are kangaroo courts. they are waiting for the instructions from the military who don, how to rule. there's no iota of independence. the woman who won the november 2020 election, a landslide, is now a prisoner in our own country. this is another argument for sanctions against the military and military companies to really increase the pressure on myanmar. increasingly, myanmar has sort of fallen out of the headlines with other things going on in the

world. it's time for rededication of effort by the international community to pressure them or who to, to restore democracy and to respect human rights. a malaysian man convicted of drug trafficking and singapore has been executed after final appeals failed, not go in front. lingam had not had been on death row for 13 years after being caught smuggling heroin. his mother celebrities and governments appeared for clemency because of mental disability. so be to the anti death penalty. asian at work says drug trafficking, meals a being targeted, not bosses. i think singable goldman needs to os itself. this execute has been a very big support in singapore itself, which is traditionally a place where people favor the death and i'll be the you will claim the same in the parliament. hands of it amused the state. the thing up or in people want to definitely the believe it is the fact that the parents and the government defendant and then we look in the grins case, we've got to ask the question with the local government, introduce

a definite people double fed and this was in the 70 piece, it was not to say, you know, they believe that this will look at the threats with a response to the traffic. you'll hear intrusive point, australia, other countries and that has more work. it has been 3040 years now. dr. speaking is you something happens to singapore and what they're doing now is the punishing news news or know someone who benefits from the treat. someone who's exploit them by the drug and the good to to do, you know, run their business. and when you look at the boy, the key thing we want to catch the big fish, we won the big fish. we do not intend to execute the drug use. why exploit but what is not going good? how do they justify this? they need to be able to then not speak to the when say yeah, we believe in depth and i'll be the works and then it works. it, get rid of the big fish. where's the big fish? where's the mr. the thing that you know, this is going to work to stop drug trafficking in the country. how do i go and just found that because right now, from my perspective one, they just proof of the thing that indefinite the targets the week, the one or both the poor and he doesn't solve the problem. fire fighters are

struggling to contain a huge blaze on the outskirts of india's capital during a heat wave, a prime minister as warning temperatures in india and getting too high, too early in the year adding to the risk of fires and to chappelle reports. flames burn for a 2nd day at the ballast while landfill adding to the hazardous air quality in the capitol. the plumes of smoke hard for any one to avoid. especially waste workers are like the yay or nay buccaneer. there's a fire every year, but not new. there is a risk to life and livelihood. many slum dwellings caught fire, people lift up, what do we do? picking through rubbish to earn a living, they're only option is to carry on and risk the dangerous smoke. as firefighters continue to battle the blaze, our lives are, those are the medical for our family. we are very scared. we inhaled these gases, which caused diseases. i feel pain while breathing the fall,

and there are many others like this modem. again, indians are suffering a heat wave which is adding to the risk of fires. march was the hottest month in more than a century. the r breathe, prime minister neurons remedy warn, state governments at temperatures are rising much earlier than normal leading to wildfires and fires and buildings such as hospitals. he's urging the urgent implementation of safety checks the landfill was supposed to close years ago. the decaying waste produces methane gas that feeds the fire, instead of shutting the waist dumped. the city adds 2000 tons of new waste every day and a shapell al jazeera and u. s. aerospace company has lawrence another historic mission carrying the 1st black female crew member of it off from the space kennedy center and florida. 3 nasa 6 month mission with $200.00 experiments on that to do less ah.