on, on jessie newman with yet, he says he's dear, he's at the sky. every dain search of signs of rain he has lost nearly all of his soybean crops is here creeping, drought conditions affecting the south american nation. a drought is having an impact on across argentina. this is a field of coordinates. you can see it's try and it's already been lost. producers are telling us that because of the lack of wards or they have started to notice, different types of insects they had never seen before. extreme weather conditions have also cost shortages of grass, rain, and water to view the impacting the captain of many of the farmers in the area. ah, a 4th day of fighting in sudan despite several international appeals for a cease fire. more than

a 180 people have been killed since saturday. ah, you're watching all the 0 live from a headquarters in ohio. very navigator also coming up. the head of tennessee has biggest opposition. party is detained on this headquarters rated. it's the latest correct on. on president isis. hi, it's opponents, crumbling video shows president clinton visiting russia, controlled regions, and eastern ukraine. g. 7 foreign minister was called for a united front against moscow. and china's economy speeds up just months off to route of bands and it's strict 0 cobit strategy. ah, hello, there has been more fighting overnight in su dawn where rival forces remain locked in a power struggle despite international calls for a cease, fire un says more than

a 180 people have been killed in more than 3 days of fighting between the sudanese army and the nation's largest paramilitary force, nearly 2000 people have been injured in the capital cartoon, and other regions. the un envoy, tussa don says the warring parties are not open to talks. hospitals, homes and power stations have been shelves. and we have satellite images that show the extensive destruction to airports and government facilities. cartoon international airport has sustained some of the worst damage from the conflict at the airport, which also has a military wing. at least 20 aircraft have been damaged. that includes a mix of civilian and military fighter jets and helicopters and the bad military air base, which also has a civilian wing. those images show at least 4 destroyed aircraft. on the tarmac, including 3 fighter jets, was who dan's military jets have been bombing positions of the rapid support forces

at the morale we airport, that's in the north, including a hanger at the air base. and in the center of the capitol hard tomb. smoke has been seen rising above the intelligence building, the ministry of education, as well as a train station. let's, we're going to have a morgan who's joining us now from her to me. so how about what's the situation like from where you are? well, as was a bit of a quiet night around the central parts of her 2 beds in a but there was fighting in the northern parts of the capitol as well as in the southern sides as well. but in the early hours of the morning, we were able to hear helicopters, fighter jets, airstrikes being launched around the vicinity of the presidential palace and around the vicinity of the general command of the army. so it looks like both sides are trying to fight for control of these positions at the rapid support forces released of footage,

showing their presence inside harder to him. international airport. it's not clear when this was taken and who has control of the airport at the moment. that's one of the points of struggle between the 2 sides, civilians and parts of her to him report seeing tanks on the streets and that they can still hear the heavy artillery being fired. and that they can see the combat ongoing. between the rapid support for says and this is denise army, so it's clear that on the 4th day of the fighting, this battle is continuing to take place and many parts of the capital, her tomb. and in the northern part of meadow e. when you look at the other states, it looks to be relatively quiet. so it looks like most of the fighting is focused in these 2 areas, another city of meadow, e and in the capital harton. and how about the latest figures we have? are that a 180 people have been carol kill that's according to the un thousands injured as well. our hospitals coping well, hospitals have reported that there are some, some of them that have been heads and so they can't operate and give medical

assistance to those who are in need. but they're all the doctors who spoke to who said that the numbers are reported of deaths and injuries is going to be far less than the reality on the ground. because many people can't act of hospitals. and many people can seek medical attention. and families have been reporting their loved ones and relative missing. so there's a question of where are those people as well, they're quite concerned. they say that they are worried that their relative loved ones may have been killed in the fighting between the rapids support forces and the army. but their bodies cannot be retrieved because of the situation on the ground medic, they can't count the day. they can't go out, they can't risk their lives because of the situation. then there are those who are trapped for 4 days now with no food and want to many people did not expect the fighting. so they did not store and food and water for these days. and how is not a city prepared for war? despite the numerous conflicts infidel, there was never any direct fighting between, between the group here in the capital. so there are no safety shelters. people say

they don't know where to go for safety, and this has been the situation now for the past 4 days. ok, but we'll let you go for now. thank you for bringing us that from cartoon. we'll stick with our tool for a moment and speak to, i mean, kind of follow up with a researcher and policy analyst joining us from the capital as well. thanks for speaking to us. what's it like from, from a civilian point of view in cartoon right now. thank you. the situation this morning continues to be that they were just listed as we're speaking now. i did the whole bidding, i then today it will be hard to know specifically and, and bomb being actually descriptive, what it's targeting for sure. but they are supposed to come in and how to fill it out. we could go bad targeting, add the content so that 5 being continued as intensified as, as it has been on the other hand. yeah. so how are people,

how are people coping with all of us? yeah, i was just about to say i had a baby that people are finding it difficult to to manage. but i think the most alarming thing is that people are starting to burn out because that has been cooked in many areas. i don't to day one. so the 4th day to be add because the water station where the damage due to the piping. so in many cases, people are just starting to run on the north of to buy ad shops. because so that, that open ad very limited. and they have also, although they have many, it will be stable, who's also going to have power. and it's very difficult for anyone to ask me because i can get, you know, minutes in supply and, and so,

and i'm in so many cases people have died. i've read it because of this would be for the family to have, you know, had to meet with you in the house. is there no way to fax it or is it clear to you right now? who has the upper hand in the capital and who controls the airport for example. and, and how do you see the situation developing? it's very critical. who has that? but has we keep receiving information from active information from active i guess, but i'm this fight to support. and so i need to know 21 back down. it's very much online. they have been using, i looked at formation and this information back to may 1 to 10,

but in the airport they have the evidence that the support work is i was told from different i would misses and video and so on. but then you also see some good use from the new source. i said just think otherwise. so it's very difficult to who actually has apprehend, right as to whether not you days. what do you think? just over the next few days, how do you see this, this developing next 2 days, next few weeks, what he thinks will happen. so it isn't that i didn't find that any of the courses are willing to talk, i think anytime soon, but then i don't have to give it a little bit. where should i be more open if so, as far as so to extend that for me to saying that to the

community who will have to best i'm see because i think it's a national community pushy to send delegates to me. i like the got to be had the state, so he got member state console, and that would be very important. and that would be very useful because, like i said, that saying that they're open, but we have them until we see that they actually commit to the fire. ok, we'll have to leave it there. we thank you so much for joining us from cartoon antennae blinkin says that a us diplomatic home boy came under fire on monday in sudan and describe the incident is reckless and irresponsible. the u. s. secretary state is urging both sides to reach an immediate cease fire. he was speaking on the sidelines of the g 7 foreign ministers meeting in japan. this morning i made calls to general's brohannon that he urging them to agree to a 24 hour ceasefire,

to allow sudanese to safely reunite with their families and to obtain desperately needed relief supplies. i also, and gordon both calls the responsibilities that sydney's fighting forces there for ensuring the safety and security of us, another diplomat to a resident in sedan, as well as for you and staff and other humanitarian partners. a jeff down south sedan, say they've been in regular contact with the warring sides and are prepared to mediate with if i had a message to deliver. and i have said this to president salvage here of south sudan . we are both ready to play a mediation role between our brothers and sir don in order to reach a truce. this is still going on and we have endless cause between the student is armed forces and the rapid support forces. we are in constant contact with them to encourage them on a cease fire and then to the bloodshed of the sudanese people and reaching negotiations that leads to restoring stability once again.

ah, other news now and 2 is really have been injured in a shooting and occupied easter islam is really police said the suspected attacker open fire on a vehicle in the rough neighborhood where there have been tensions between palestinians and is really the settlers and the it's really forced to say that they're searching for the suspect. they surrounded a building and set it off where they said the weapon used in the shooting was found police have rated the main headquarters of tennessee as biggest opposition party. so those came hours after the another party leader to she'd let her know she was arrested at his home. police say he was detained for questioning on the orders of the public prosecutor that knew she is a main opponent of president cases, hired who's been accused of orchestrating a power grub after he suspended parliament in 2021. william lawrence is a professor for international relations at the american university and the former

us diplomat intent is the. he says the 10 is the president is expanding his crackdown on opponent mrs. the 10th time he's been held and interrogated since the crew of the summer 2021. the question was, you know, how far would they going to go this? we are hearing, they shut down the party headquarters and evacuated it. and this was all precipitated by a speech he gave a sensitively on sunday night in which he said that shutting down the political opposition was tantamount to starting a civil war. and they're making that comment that he made into an active site. and that's what they brought him in again for the 10th round of questioning, but in a much more direct union way. on the 27th night ramadan, they came to his house before they were coming in the day and arresting them respectfully. this is an affront. and this is to, to trigger and to instill fear in the political opposition, which is trying to get organized around opposing the president, the president,

to that parliament. and he has more power of the constitution than this president will only had to portfolios defense and foreign affairs before he did the clue to take over. not only all of the executive portfolios but the entire lar, entire legislative function and all of the judiciary. so we grabbed it all for itself and again, taking away those powers from the parliament, which itself was a product of years, a deliberate calibration between the 2 region part parties. this new constitution was written basically by one man to make himself all powerful. the kremlin has broadcast a video showing president vladimir putin in visiting to army command post and russian controlled parts of ukraine. the footage broadcast on state television shows prudent speaking to military leaders about the combat situation in southern her son. moscow says he was then flown by helicopter to eastern guns to hear reports from commanders there. meanwhile, foreign ministers from the g 7 group of nations have concluded their 3 day meeting

in japan by vowing to stand against work crimes including russia invasion of ukraine. their final communicate is a document used as a template for next months g 7 summit. it highlights a commitment to enforce tougher sanctions on the kremlin, as well as the curb china from any similar action against taiwan. but mcbride has the latest from the talks and the resort town of kerry is our a the actual communicate with 21 page communicate that concluded this meeting. foreign minister, high ashy the host, foreign minister, a basically giving the main details of that it was basically directed against russia support for you. ukraine specific proposals to try to stop russia getting any weaponry from 3rd party countries. and then as japan re reminded this meeting, it is the only asian g 7 country, it has a particular interest in this part of the world. and there is a concern here that if russia is allowed to get away with act with impunity in

europe and china might be able to do the same here with regard to taiwan. so how yeah, she very much confirming the support for taiwan and saying that no country has the right to independently try to change the status quo with an ada. still ahead on al jazeera, 2020 election rigging claims power defamation cases, highlighting the controversial row of fox news. picking up a piece of restoration begins at jerusalem's and mas following violet is really police rate. ah frank assessment just just means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the mark, informed opinions. 5 administration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world stage. critical debate is only

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oh, a hillary on the top story on the rifle forces and she's on are fighting for 4th day despite international calls for a cease fire satellite images, so expensive destruction to airports as well as government facilities and police have rated the main headquarters of tennessee has the biggest opposition party came hours after the party leader. she knew she was arrested at home, but she's a main opponent, president of the kremlin, as broadcast the video showing the russian president visiting to army command post

and ukraine. vladimir putin spoke to military leaders about the combat situation and southern her son. before traveling to easter, the grounds china's economy has rebounded more than expected in the 1st quarter of this year. so government data shows its gross domestic product rose for to half percent between january to march, and that's a half percent more than was forecast. china's economic recovery has been under scrutiny after the government abandoned 0 cobit strategy. andrew coey is the managing director of orient capital research, which conduct independent research on china. he says that many structural problems remain that could stifle china's economic growth. is quite healthy, but most of that increase was due to people leaving their homes post covered and going out dining in various places, their actual sales of hard goods, like autos and things like washing machines has been pretty weak. the other part of

the story that is worrisome is that a lot of this is being driven by a debt raised by local governments. their expenditure was up 6.8 percent. but their actual revenue was up only owe point 5 percent. so they're borrowing money from the banks. the property market has been ok. that's been the one slightly bright markets . it's now in positive territory after being in negative territory for a long time. but i'm still worried it under the cover, there's a lot of structural problems and china, i don't trust their g d p number anyway because most of that is pretty heavily manipulated in beijing. so i look at what's going on at the one good figure was apparent oil, the demand was up 9.5 percent, which does suggest that there's some economic activity out there. but i'm beginning to think that a lot of that i could to activity was driven by additional debt fuel by local government investment in infrastructure and other areas. because i'm not seeing a lot of private activity that's growing. unemployment among youth is up to $99.00

over 19 percent. it's actually rising. so the underlying economy is still fairly weak. exports has been decent that that could help them, but the global economy is looking weeks. i'm not sure that's as good as sustained for the rest of the year. the french president's man around my craws defended controversial pension reforms in his 1st address to the nations and signing them into law on saturday. so there were demonstrations in several cities during his speech. i. cro says he understands people's anger, but insist that raising the retirement age by 2 years to 64 is necessary to keep the system afloat. natasha butler has more from paris. hundreds of pre a be no on the street ever since present in my own michael gave is the speech a little bit earlier that police are out in force. they trying to move them. they're trying to make them be so they can re open the roads, but this is just some of the anger the we have been seen on the streets over the

past 3 weeks and months since the beginning of a pension reform. they say that even though it is being signed in to know that they will continue to pay, i gave a speech in which you need to write to, why you decided to pursue this placement. i tend to refer, you said it was necessary to people who are longer than 62 people could live in young. he says that he was friends, people to move on, but he doesn't really look. is it going to do that to me? no, some of them had a recent opinion believe that some recall disappoint people support with such a problem. i, a defamation lawsuit against fox news will begin on tuesday in the us state of delaware. but closely watched case was brought forward by dominion voting systems which are seeking $1600000000.00 in damages. it's accusing fox of airing false

claims that it's voting machines were used to rig the outcome of the 2020 election in favor of joe biden. my connor reports as lawyers gather, there's a lot at stake, not just the $1600000000.00 damages claimed by dominion, but also the nature of the protection supported by the 1st amendment, which provides will freedom of the press. in focus on the decades old supreme court rulings which provided sweeping protection for media companies. even when they disseminate false information. it's not enough for dominion to prove fox was wrong and it's allegations. it also needs to prove that the media company knew the claims are wrong, but continued to broadcast them regardless. they would have to show, 1st of all, in terms of liability that fox acted with actual malice or reckless disregard for the truth. and then secondly,

if the jury satisfied as to that, that there's been proof of the actual damages that were incurred by the point. so both those 2 things would have to be found by the dirt. already thousands of internal communications within fox had been made public and legal documents. these appear to show that the company's hosts like laura ingraham, what privately skeptical of the vote rigging allegations as what other network heavy weights like sean hannity and tucker carlson, who in private emails describe donald trump's claims of vote rigging, as disgusting dominion alleges that despite these private opinions, fox continued to publicly and actively support trumps baseless claims of both rigging and dominions alleged role in that. the reason says, dominion the media network did not want to alienate the significant number of trump

supporters who us villas, delaware superior court judge eric davis, has already ruled that fox on air personalities and executives, will have to testify, including the company's c. o rupert murdoch and his son and fox, co chairman laflin, who dominion alleges, knew the claims the false, but did nothing to stop them being broadcast. the trial is expected to last 6 weeks, but the potential consequences to the application of the 1st amendment could last very much longer by cana out 0, washington work is now underway to repair the damage to the centuries, all the ox on mosque and occupied east jerusalem there were violent confrontations in the compound when is really forces b worshippers earlier this month without me having has more. oh, during these last days of ramadan, an extra compound becomes

a beacon of quiet a place where palestinians love to worship or just spend the day. it's been 4 years since me was last here. 9111 of the people to come here unless we just department and it's not easy. last time the soldiers came in and they were clashes with the men we had to leave. it was also ramadan. i get sacked when i see the soldiers, the people i can't explain. the feeling inside and in the cone of the compound restoration work is underway, fixing disdain, glass windows that were broken during an incursion by israeli forces to evacuate the mosque. this video shows how they 1st break the windows and then loves them grenades at the worshippers below. fragments of colored glass flying over their heads. israeli forces come in with the ladder, climb onto the rooftop, and in a matter of minutes, the windows are shattered. now to repair any damage is much trickier because even

if jordan is the custodian of the site, israel controls the type and the amount of raw material allowed into the compound at any given time by semen. hello. that was the team for 6 hours for attempting to fix at tile in the courtyard. he's the director of the restoration committee and above does look public. if i'm a toil sherman, anything, i notify the occupation forces that wrote the guys for security reasons. but each time there are obstacles. the 1st answer we came to wait until i evaluate that can take an hour several days or sometimes our request is refused. help on. this is not the 1st time the windows need to be replaced. the ottoman era originals were destroyed in a fire in 1969, but the replacements will also broken during prior rates. it will now take 6 months to repair each of the 3 windows. this troy dis, month. in

a few days. axis for non muslims will resume ultra nationalists, israeli. jews will return to the grounds here, surrounded by police in full riot gear. the count, palestinians are enjoying now could end at any time picking up the pieces. restoring what has been broken has become an all too familiar part of the religious practice and daily life for palestinians. here heard of that hamid al jazeera in occupied is jerusalem. that's it for me, you can find more information by adding to our website al jazeera dot com. the weather is up next than inside. story will look into us vietnam relations after the sector state anthony of lincoln's visit to hanoi. ah,

in case you've heard stories of temperatures in the 20s coming to the british owls, it's no time soon. so you know, from the immediate future was cloud coming out of the north. you know, it's a northerly. never a warm direction. pressure is high, which means settled weather and often could been. spring wants from scandinavia, down towards spain. however, that on shore breeze across the north sea means these cars remain rather cool. here, at its equally disappointing nicoli, much of central and eastern europe, tickly down the se entrusting to turkey where the breeze are coming out of central europe. not a very warm one. and then combine that with cloud and rain. that's the blue on this chart. you get some periods of pretty big down poles in for example, bulgaria, a parts of western turkey. and in the balkans, disappointment here. but the subtle slowly returned to places like germany and austria, even though nor gymnast don't show breeze. that'll make it feel cold in bed, but where it has been warm recently spent in portugal to some degree southern france that continues its available forecast for 3 days. on wednesdays rise day

gift attempt for $31.00 and the average is $23.00 or 8 degrees above the average. that has been warm of that is also quite well, we'll mirage it but it's cooling down with on shore brace, still hot in the sale and particularly wet i think in nigeria, awe inspiring stories from around the world. ah. ready human life, a ground breaking from award with what is going on in new york city on a just the us once to determine its relations with vietnam. the once warring countries, all right.