a main bank roller or opposition class action to campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing? more sure to have dealt with. sure, sure. absolutely. on, on jesse al jazeera sets the stage 3 elephant here, 5 others, and all of the been deployed to save just one enemy global experts in discussing the idea of being do come to been established in democracy, it was bound to explore an abundance of world class programming of it least pollutant here to fast to life impacts designed to inform, motivate, and inspire you are now to sierra ah, fierce fighting continues in sudan between the army and the country. his biggest power military force. after a brief humanitarian calls. diplomatic pressure,

meanwhile, mounts on the rival force as to stop the violence that's already killed. 56 civilians. ah, hello there i'm is darcy. hey, this is al 0 live from dover, also coming ah, celebrations as humans warring sides wrap up a major prisoner exchange. on the heels of talks to try to end the conflict. ah. and the curtains are bound to come down for the last time on broadway. the longest running stage musical ah,

now people in sudan have endured a 2nd day of fierce fighting between the army and the country's biggest power military force. earlier on sunday, they had a brief respite from violence during a 2 hour humanitarian pause. fighting between the army and the rapids, the board forces began on saturday. at least 56 civilians have since been killed. hundreds injured. the violence was parked by disagreement over the paramilitary groups integration into the military as part of a transition to civilian rule. well, have a look at this. this is now the state of play in sudan fighting has spread across the country. but the worst of the violence has been centered on the capital cartoon, and the neighboring city of andermann. both sides had been vying for control of the state broadcast at the presidential palace at the airport and various military bases. how correspondent heber morgan has more from the capital in the capital there. so conflicting reports with regard to who controls what we do know that there are have troops around the presidential palace. it's not peer,

they have full control of that. and the even that is symbolic bear, the presidential palace is where the offices of the president are the head of the ruling council as well where his residence is. then there's the issue of the general command of the headquarters. in the early hours of sunday morning, there was heavy bombardments and heavy fighting around the vicinity of the general command. and even now, more than 12 hours later, we can still hear the sound of fighter jets flying over the skies of her whom we can still hear the sound of anti aircraft. missiles being fired. and it's not pier from which direction they are coming at. but it's clear that the sudanese army is continuing to launch asked right against the recess. and the r s. f is continuing to try to counter those attacks. this is the situation around the capital. many people are in panic. on the 2nd day of the fighting between the recess and the armed forces, smoke rises above hot a tomb. as fighting between 2 dance army and its biggest paramilitary group entered

its 2nd day from above fighter jets circle the capital. while the military, once people to state indoor the 2 sides are fighting for control, the military and the rapid support forces both claim to be in control of important locations around the country. oh, within some part the army says it's gained ground. taking bases run by the parent military, force it on sunday afternoon. both sides agree to a cease fire for 3 hours on humanitarian grounds, starting at 4 pm local time. that was violated an hour later, the pause in fighting targets of those who have been trapped in places like hospitals and schools since saturday. many were cut off from food and drinking water as fighting between the army and the rapid support forces killed dozens and injured hundreds more. fighting also took place in residential areas, area heavy fighting, then it blocked off by soldiers and there's gunshots and snipers. and i'm from

here. you can't see any, any dead bodies. but i have, i have friends who are in that zone and they can't leave their house. the fighting has spread to the eastern city of port sedan under man and body disrupting energy and water supplies. hospitals are in lockdown with him or new source. if a don't to worry even the even the doctors going to bleed the hospitals, i dont reach the hospital. even even the umbrellas, even the ambulance does not move in the streets. ah, the violence began on saturday after weeks of tension between army chief up in ford banquet, han and his deputy mohammed ham dan douglas, commander of the rapid support forces. each leader is accusing the other of starting the fight and refusing to negotiate the united nations african union. the united states and regional leaders are calling for an end to the hostilities their concern. it could become a full scale war and possibly spill over into neighboring countries. the main

priority that that's really shared by all of the country is to prevent these from moving into a full blown civil war. we're close to that one. no one, no really at that point yet because because it's going to show what was done, didn't know that the devastation of a civil war will lead to so many issues on illegal migration, on our if you just flowing out of the into countries that's already very fragile countries, probably it's u p as issues in it us well by the growing international pressure to stop the fighting an attempt at the fire. it's unclear if these 2 leaders are willing to put aside their differences and commit to talks. he but morgan ultra 0 to me. oh, a video blogger, who's traveling in sudan has shared his experience of what's happening and caught him. when they opened the window, i could see the black smoke. i don't know,

a lot of people, they are going by walking. they are going with their bag, many of the people they are loading the stuff from supermarket. they are going in their car. many of them they are he taking it and another of a goes to escape the cd. well, there's also been fierce fighting in the city of moreover, which lies north west of cartoon. there's a battle for control of the airport and an ebay stand out there. as on the side of the med is that i'm sorry, we've been hearing gunfire both light and heavy weapons which was likely to signal renewed, fighting here within the vicinity of them at our airport. soon, it all came to holds. and what remains is the plumes of smoke from the vital installation within the facility close to its control tower. as you can see, this is the aftermath of the fighting that began a short while ago. the rapid support forces had said they had seized control of them at our airport claims denied by senior sources. we contacted in the sudanese

army here in the northern province. they confirmed the airport is under the army as control as the armed forces deal with what they're calling a small pockets of rebels. an apparent reference to the rapid support forces. now the east african regional trade block has planning to send the presidents of kenya, south to don angel, lucy, all to mediate and sit on the intergovernmental authority on developmental eguard says the leaders will be heading that as soon as possible. the african union has also call for an end hostilities, as chairman will also be going to cartoon to discuss an immediate cease fire. the arab league has held an emergency meeting to discuss the situation and sued on, while husband, he is the assistant secretary general of the arab league. and he says, the alliance is now reaching out to both parties. it is difficult in these times for the 2 concerned parties, the commanders job for hon. on the other side. it's difficult

to praise because and stake them, but we are doing logistical terms. it's a bit difficult, but yes, we are. we are trying to get these calls done before the end of the day. we can, they're concerned that they want foreign involvement in their own affairs because they are aware that such involvement may take shapes that will not be beneficial to their own security and stability. we had best to speak, not only in the public part of the session, but also in the part that was not covered by the media. and he said things similar to that. but as when it comes to the arab league,

they know exactly what we, what we stand for. they do not have anything to worry about. we are there as brothers to try to help them get over this very, very bumpy segment of the road. and the military. ready compensation ah and even under some other news and gunman and burkina, faso have killed at least 40 members of the country security forces. the attack on a military unit happened in the northeast. soldiers and civilian volunteers are among the dead. akin of hassar has been battling armed groups linked to al qaeda and ice of years. the violence which triggered the 2 military coup his last year has killed more than 10000 people and displaced 2000000 more. said thank either prosecutor, it's a constitutional framework that gives more power,

more authority to the government to create organized direct, the means to face a danger. in this case for all the terrorist danger. as for the impact on individual freedom, it must be said that the international covenant of civil and political vice of which burkina faso is a member and with we have ratified, provides that in the event of accept floor danger of a threat to the existence of a nation, the state may take measures required by that situation. so the leaders of this state can take measures required. and of course, there's a difference. what can and cannot be done. now of course, an iran has sentenced 10 members of its air defense force as to prison for the downing of the ukrainian passenger plane 3 years ago. all 176 people on board died when their rounds revolutionary guard shut down the aircraft over terran as a time of increased tension with the u. s. the association victims families has denounced the trial as a sham and one the case brought before the international court of justice or

yelman's, warring sides has completed a large scale prisoner exchange, which has raised hopes of an end to the country's long running conflict. sunday was the 3rd and final day of the operation. the red cross says at least 860 detainees haven't released since friday, mostly from the iranian back. tricky rebel group. dozens of troops from the saudi u. e. e coalition. we're also freed under the u. n broker deal. shortly. barometer . huh? i'm a feel of overwhelming happiness as you can see. i thank god for this happiness. i feel as if i am born again. i'll be back in my country and to summer, my walk home is a big you speak tree. the biggest pride and the biggest freedom jayla. i'm the nice i thank god, whoever united me with you and with my family. even more for timos, i tore from the international committee of the red cross has travelled on some flights with the released prisoners. she described the mood as detainees, were you reunited with their families? it's such an amazing momentum. it's such a beautiful moment of happiness and joy that we can witness

a big deal course every time. and it's needed and hope. and, you know, those felicia, the whole bedroom is fine. so this week merging $900.00 detainees, where when aside with families which was over thousands of people would be able to send together this year. our goal here as being national company just beyond taking the changes from a to b over here is also the action mandate with me that my critic dimensions were able to visit with you in private before the course of the week before to meet with one of the conditions and during those visits, we were able to check if they had any special needs. if they were aware just to

explain to them the creation and also to make sure that they were, will pay to be. and then when they arrive, we also will give them the trinity to call their families. and they will forget a small dock for us to break the even, you know, now chinese defense minister lee shank food has haled ties with russia during amazing vladimir putin and moscow. the russian leader welcomed military cooperation between the 2 countries during the talks, which were also attended by the criminal defense minister and follow is a state visit to russia by chinese present. she's in being last month when need is discussed, beijing piece plan for ukraine. stella had here and catches dwindle as climates will we hear from the fisherman and mozambique, his livelihood being threatened by extreme weather class. i'm rob reynolds in los angeles and we'll take a look at how this city would fare if it were hit by an earthquake of the same

magnitude. that struck turkey and series. mm ah, with summer has been wiped out of the midwest. stand the great lakes. hey there, let me show you. we had this storm system roll through in just a few days ago. toronto is close to 30 degrees. now we're into that single digits. we're running the risks, we could see some flooding in the northeast with these bigger pulses of rain moving through. wet weather has scooted away from the gulf states and the se so much calmer pitcher here. and with that spring sun, it allows the temperature in little rock to get up to $26.00. but with the tail end of this weather disturbance, it's going to give us some torrential downpours through the bahamas cuba. we can trace that back through the yucatan peninsula, eastern and central mexico on monday, temperatures are also running a few degrees above average in vegas and phoenix. and for the pacific northwest,

he guessed it. we're still dealing with white weather here, weather alerts and play for the western side of vancouver island all the time. it's all said and done quite a bit of rain and those winds will be powerful as well. top end of south america, we've got some storms from ma, now sets pushing into french, diana cernan and diana, and then from eastern pare wait some rock in storms here. that's going to transfer into this southeast of brazil. meantime for patagonia few showers around komodo river davia with the high a 14 degrees on monday. and now you're in the now susan. ah . the latest news as it breaks over the years, trump has been the target of numerous law suits and criminal investigations. but this time is different with detailed coverage, although many countries are speaking to reduce their defenders. what profit we all know. gender says the toilet will continue to be in demand from around the world.

it's an indication of how reliant benjamin netanyahu is on support in the fall, right. the plans for the so called national guard have suddenly been up vomiting lou. ah, welcome back. you're watching out as aaron. i'm the stars you take here and her. let's remind you that top stories. there's been more fighting between rival forces in sudan after a brief humanitarian pause. on the 2nd day of hostilities at east 56 civilians have already been killed and battles between the army and the countries largest power min a trigger. gunman and became foster, have killed at least 40 members of the country security forces during an attack on

unit soldiers and civilian volunteers are among the dead. la, yeoman's warring sides have competed a large scale prisoner. it's james. the red cross says at least $860.00 detainees from both sides were freed. it's raised hopes of an end to the countries long running conflict. a more now on our top story, the violent power struggle in sudan and the country's former prime minister, abdullah ham dock says he rejects foreign involvement. ham dog himself was deposed and a military crew in 2021. he also wants issue monetary and corridor to give civilians access to food and medicine. i do look for you to the who ignore beef ashanda to learn what i call for denying any foreign intervention in sydney's affairs. we ask the international community to have a positive role to support the return of political dialogue. and i invite once again, the military and the rapid support forces to hold negotiations. now to solve the

disagreements that have led to the situation. while not bryden is a strategic advisor. it's a hand research i think tank focusing on politics and security in one of africa. he says the violence could be stabilized the entire region. there really doesn't seem to be any indication from the side that there is a, an option of negotiation. both are seeking total victory. and i don't think that's a surprise for anyone has been following the tensions in the build up this conflict . now we're sudan to descend into full scale civil war. then the entire horn of africa, region, ethiopia, the, the most populous country in the region will be heavily affected south sudan, which is in crisis. egypt, which is one of the key backers of the regime in cartoon. chad which has been hosting student is refugees for many years, all would be heavily effected. and so there is a scramble,

including an african union emergency meeting this afternoon, or today in added sub about to try to respond to the crisis. but for now, what's happening in students seems to be moving beyond anybody's control. i don't think there's any single actor that has the leverage with both sides. the united arab emirates has leverage, has, has been engaging with both sides in the build up to this conflict. egypt is of course, a major backer of the government in, in cartoon, other gulf states also have stakes. and the united states has been trying to exercise some diplomatic leverage in the last year or so. i'm leaving on and losing bank has been affected by 3 major slight cones in 5 years. expect the warning that the country must be prepared for more extreme weather out there. a

spend a day with a fisherman who says he's already feeling the impact of climate change. sham, the dears, david, my name is d, us davida. i am a fisherman at a fishing area and my po, taught mozambique, and my bordeaux was on the at all, man, dear. all right, now what i am seeing is because of the climate change before with our grandfathers and there was a loss of cash north of spies, not as of was i think i come from a family that relies on fishing. i am also a fisherman and my children will probably be fishermen who is under gun man. do these cycling? some floods have reduced the amount of fish we catch. it's possible that when my children's time comes they won't be any fit. joyce goes into barzyk lonny chaise, who do the climate and floods is what's causing this, says 2014, that has not been a lot of fish. it keeps on reducing. the problem is that the constant wind and the

flooding in the sea means there is a lot of river water mixing would perceive water in the town, are very much page by the commander ah, shaggy, basically the last floods in february. there was a lot of river water. we stayed for long periods without fishing and even the days that we went got we came back without any fish. nose are fed up or gay north, give them a shout. nobody is affects us because we make a living from fishing when we returned without any fish. there is no money and we can't earn a living with them. in columbia, a rebel green prince broke away from the fox to carry on the armed campaign against the government is now ready the peace talks. as a leaders meeting, the dissident m. c. group says it will be ready for dialogue from next month and rejected a peace deal with the government, which other fog rebels accepted back in 2016. the deal protects former combatants from any potential jail sentences. nearly half

a 1000000 people account and the conflict seismologists. and even state of california are closely studying the earthquakes that hit to key and syria in february. they're hoping to learn how they're earning a quake. praying region might fast something similar happened that her balance reports have from los angeles. the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria is sending shock waves of concern half a world away to california. these workers are retrofitting an older residential building to make it more earthquake resistant. the main thing we're doing is we've install this wide flange column and it's going to be connected to this foundation here. many such buildings were built without enough steel to reinforce concrete structural pillars and beams. they lack what engineers called ductile strength. so the word duct islet, yet as to do with flexibility, a building has to be able to move a little bit. and concrete is really strong,

but it's, it's a little brittle. it's not very flexible. and so having enough steel inside is what makes it flexible because steel is very ductile. the magnitude 7.8 turkey syria quake happened in a seismic zone. strikingly similar to the san andreas fault, which ones through los angeles county home to 9300000 people are actually very similar, quick sounds. her falls on southern california is no stranger to large earthquakes . the 994 northridge quake was a magnitude 6.7. and it could happen again in los angeles. there are about $1200.00 older buildings like this one that engineers say would be heavily damaged if the city were struck by an earthquake of the same magnitude as the one that hit turkey and syria. the los angeles county board of supervisors recently voted to create new rules requiring retrofitting of older non ductile buildings,

and to create an inventory of vulgar will structures experts who have modeled quake scenarios, say, loss of light in the event of a major l lake wake would be much smaller than in turkey and syria because of better construction, but nonetheless, there will be loss away and there will be some day of destruction and people gather rebill. that's going to be a big hit. the worst part will be the aftermath with major highways, possibly severed electric power and water pumping stations knocked offline for weeks. los angeles is preparing itself, but the force is slowly grinding beneath the surface or unstoppable. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. now the longest running stage, musical and broadway history is taking its final bow. android, where does blockbuster show the fans in the upper has the rail, that there's a fans for decades. but as gabrielle is under reports from new york,

the phantom could not survive it. after 35 years on broadway phantom of the opera is dropping the curtains for good. for most, it will be the last time they see the musical. at least here, we want to see the phantom one more time before it else. sadly phantom of the opera, based on the french novel from 1910 1st day viewed in london in 1986, 2 years later in new york city. since then, it has 2 world wide wheat and seen by a 140000000 people in 33 countries. but it's here on broadway that is often a highlight for theater fans. the musical has over a 130 cast crew and orchestra members involved in every performance. it's a full meal. when you walk into this theater, it's a big orchestra. 26 pieces of metal. it's a big, beautiful costumes. i mean it's,

it's everything that we offer is everything. almost $20000000.00 tickets have been sold to its showings, $13981.00 performance is and $1300000000.00 in gross sales. 35 years on broadway. $1300000000.00. that's unheard of. but the coven pandemic force broadway to go completely dark for nearly 18 months. the music stopped. when broadway finally fully reopened in september 2021. audiences were slow to return. and the ones who did often book tickets for other marquee plays, such as lion king, chicago, or hamilton ticket sales to phantom of the opera plummeted. and could not offset rising cost to put on the production, add it all up. and that's why producers decided their show could no longer go on.

but not all is lost. phantom is still playing her majesty's theatre in london at their plans for a mandarin version to open in china next year. gabriel's on to how jersey york. well, that's faint to kristen salumi, she's outside the majestic theater on broadway with that final performance is currently taking place kristen, the end of an era's now what just minutes away off to almost $14000.00 performances, but i see it's had a pretty good run these last few months it sure has, i mean the so much excitement tonight, so much buzz on the red carpet behind me. the cast is on stage right now. literally getting ready to take its final curtain call and a very bitter sweet moment for fans of phantom of the opera after 35 years. so many performances, 14000 performance is towed all a lot of people had stopped coming to the show. after the pandemic, ironically,

they decided to call it quits because attendance was down. and the soon as they announced the end of the show, people started buying up the tickets and they were selling out and they had to add 8 more weeks to accommodate all of the last minute interests. but this is in the final show, a lot of stars on the red carpet attending a show. that is very quint, essentially broadway and very dramatic staging. apic music that keeps people coming back for more. i talked to one woman before the show who had seen it more than 50 times already and was in tears talking about the end of this era. and i'll that's the way a lot of people feel about the show. i'm sure kristen, i hear the man himself as this, and i to andrew lloyd webber. the composer is here for the final show. we also saw lid men. well, miranda, the mag hamilton,

that hit musical was on the red carpet. andrew lloyd webber and back got keys to the city of new york on friday as such an epic event that this is, but you know, it's not his last rodeo, as they say, he's written more than 20 musicals and there's another one playing just down the street on broadway here called bad cinderella. and even though this is the last night for phantom at the majestic theater here on broadway, the show will go on elsewhere. it's still playing in london. it's still playing in australia. there's gonna be a staging of it in china in the coming year and a spanish version as well. so the end of an era here on broadway, but not the end of phantom of the opera. ah.