story goes for africa, the biggest concentration of rain at long coastal sections of nigeria. but if we look south of this and also trace that out rate across gap bonds slipping into congo and the northwest of angola. now south of this much needed rain is coming into the cape provinces for south africa, so that will help tame the wild fire threat. they're looking like a dr. picture for some southern and central areas. moves and be not bad in my tooth with a high 29 degrees. and here's some weather for the east coast. and madagascar we've seen bursts of about 80 millimeters of rain over 24 hours. that's it. say later. ah, the frank assessments this tricky pride. this with this hopeful moment where countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules and will allow us to treat with global cummins with the attention it deserves inside story. on al jazeera, ah

thousands flea, the sudanese capital as another sees far between the army and a paramilitary force failed. ah, until mccrae, this is al jazeera alive from dog ha, also coming up at least 78 people whiting for financial aid di on a stampede and yemen at tennessee and judge. old as the imprisonment of the main opposition leader who was accused of plotting against the stacks and the refugee who left the syrian pool behind and is now the mayor of a town in germany. ah, thousands of people of fleeing the violence ensue downs, capital as a 4th cease,

fire fails. several countries the considering evacuating their citizens. fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces has entered a 6 day gun fire and explosions were heard in khartoum. on wednesday, with each side blaming the other for violating the truce. the world health organization says nearly 300 people have been killed and at least 3000 injured. let's go live now to have a morgan who is in cartoon for us and habit. it seems like the latest sci fi has once again failed. what's the fighting? been like there this morning? is there been any respite at all so far today? not at all from the very early hours of the thursday morning, people were able to hear heavy artillery strike. they can hear shillings in their neighborhood, especially in the central part of the capital hotel room where dozens of people

still remain trapped for nearly a week. now with no food and water in the northern part of the capital in battery, there also has been sound of heavy airstrikes and what seems to be our physicians just across from the presidential palace. and this is during a time where there should have been a fire, where people should be able to go out and fuck up on basic necessities and get access to medical assistance for those who need that. but that has not happened. and this is the 4th attempt now for the fire that did not hold fighting is also going on in under the sub apartment and the outside parts of port to me. it looks like from the sources we spoke to, that they are, are the positions that are trying to come in to reinforce those here in the capital . and that the food in these army is trying to fight them back. this has been going on for nearly a week now, and people say that they are fed up. they want to find some kind of respite to be able to leave the capitals. many of them think that they're risking it to be able to go to neighboring state date, such as river now state up in the north of the capital,

hard to me. and because the state, which isn't the central part of the capital hard, assume just seeking safety, no longer trying to stuck up on basic necessities you have, as you mentioned, people, they're obviously trapped and struggling to get out. i mean, are they able to, is it just simply too dangerous to try and flee the city at this point in time while people are taking a risk, understand that they may be faced by army checkpoints or by rapid support. 4th checkpoints, but for many people here, the fact that they have been going on without electricity for 6 days. now, the fact that there is no running water in the capital have them in many parts, many residential parts of the capitol hotel and the fact that their intense artillery strikes in many parts that can be heard. buildings collapsing as a result of that lack of medical facilities at least 50, have been out of function since the have gone out of function since the thoughts of the fighting. so people say that because of the circumstances because of the situation, they can no longer same hostile him for thousands are fleeing the capital,

they're taking a risk. there have been reports of robbery, of those who are trying to flee. they have been reports of those who've been shot as they try to make their way out of the capital hard to them. but for many people, they say that if they say they know that they're going to die because of lack of water, lack of food and lack of safety. so they want to take the risk to try to make it to areas where there is no fighting. where they know that they have relative and where they, they know that at least they'll be able to that basic necessities and get my medical assistance for those who need that. okay, thank you so much of it. it's a morgan for us. and cartoon, the army says it is in control of sedans. more we international airports, north of the city. it's been one of the flash points in the fighting elders, there is, are, some ahmed has more north duck, a lot my bottom other we are the only we are inside the middle. we international airport, where there have been fierce confrontations between the sudanese army and their rapid support forces for the army has confirmed. it is in full control of the

airport. nolly. as you can see, the soldiers are showing us some of the military vehicles destroyed in the fighting . the 2 sides of used all sorts of weapons in their confrontations. windows and doors were shattered by gunfire made only international airport. hast strategic importance. it is a civilian airport, but also host a military base now which destroyed and communication has been interrupted. all navigation and communication systems that link to the airport to the outside world have been completely destroyed. the conflict and sudan is threatening to worse and an already dire situation. the you in humanitarian office says nearly 16000000 people will need assistance this year. that's about a 3rd of the population. and more than 3000000 who have been forced from their homes need help about 4000000 children under the age of 5 and pregnant women, acutely malnourished, and as many as 11700000 people don't have enough food to eat. fried abdul

carrier is from the international federation of red cross and rid crisen societies . he described the humanitarian crisis unfolding and sir down. this was unimaginable. we do not proceed. neither do we believe it is happening. the currently, the humanitarian challenge is that the current conflict is causing, is unimaginable. you have a population of almost 6000000 in hard to me alone, that, that now stuck in their houses with very little, very little water lack of access to health system. and this is basically, people are in their houses with families that it could not even feed or provide the food door to provide health services in a small way able to support like volunteers who are trained and able to do walk out of the currently supporting hospitals within their business where they can be able to. but most of the, the communities of people calling for support, calling for evacuation were not able to reach them because of lack of security and

putting both the volunteer of the red, red crescent, douglas. but also the people they want to help for trace to say the to, to they help system. i stick in a big, i mean for me, of course just coming out of it before that there was demonstration before that there was the notion. so the health system has been constantly put under pressure w, just supporting and others supporting. but at the moment the weight is going, you have a health system that is already over button. you have stuff that are not feeling secure and the over what and you have a health system that is not properly finance and provided with adequate medical supplies, lack of water, electricity, no doubt. so you have a system that is totally overstretched. and if you did that, not to get the necessary assistant and support it will collapse on. the hin s is an indian travel blogger and youtube who was visiting sudan when the conflicts began.

he joined us on skype for how to now thank you very much for joining us on al jazeera. i guess. first of all, can you just give us a sense of what it's like where you are and how close the fighting is to where you're staying at the moment. i'm sorry i can come again. i just want to know how close the fighting is to where you are right now. yeah, finding, finding is going on the car. so that's a place where i am right now. so it just won't get me from my place of fighting is actually going on. have you been able to to go outside at all to get supplies? we heard from al correspondence that it's getting more and more dangerous to leave houses at this point in time. have you been able to to get outside at all, so to restock after 6 days? i'm sorry, i didn't get your, i'm sorry. how dangerous is it for you to go outside at this point in time?

yeah, actually, today i could go, i would be gone. i'll take him, so mt, so many of the people actually already plead from this place. so i would say so many other people that's over my good, anything going on? so i didn't go anywhere out today. have you got plans to leave the city or are you going to stay where you are? i'm sorry. have you got plans to leave the city? or are you going to try and stay? you have any plans? right? no, i don't have any plans because the people who are putting from the city to our town, so they're having any family or friends. so as a traveler or me really hard to get stuck because i don't really have any other parts of the country that's going on. so if there is any evacuation chatting from our country,

then it wouldn't be better to say cargo. how scary is it? after 6 days, i only really tell you sometimes the bombing sound, the bomb being sounded, makes like it take a breath of actually june. second and every day we can see the blacks mobile and just. 5 for me to have it from my end, but the, the main place in the airport from yesterday. my mom to bunch on the phone even nearby, just my house. my got shots. so what are you going to do from here? ah, actually as for now, i don't have any plans my end, but the information is like indoor, that's the real good thing. actually stay in the best thing because actually i had to go for getting water. when i had to be in front of like some i'm both and he pointed out that guy, so i had to write him from bill,

so it's not even safe to travel or own or walker walker on my street. maybe naples, maybe my story walk or what are you going to do then when you run out of supplies, what are you going to do when you run out of supplies? it looks like we have lost the connection with martinez. he was an indian travel blogger, and you troop, who was traveling in sudan ah,

at least 78 people have died in a stampeded a school during a charity drive. and humans, capital, hundreds of people had gathered in santa to receive cash payouts and food over crowding. then lead to a crush. to disperse the crowd, shots were fired, which witnesses say hit a nearby generator, causing an explosion. mohammed al our top hairs more from santa this is a travel incidence that happened after 8 to 8 o'clock in the morning at night. people poor people got together in the, in the distribution center for distributing financial assistance for 4 people. there were hundreds of people there waiting to receive their financial assistance. this, this is really has plus spots a nationwide andre, among people. this incident is the 1st of its kind to happen, especially as the last 10 days of the holy month of ramadan. and also i had of the

aid of cetera. according to this person of the ministry, he said that the 2 mentions have been detained because of this entered into the calling all the medicines no to day in case the wanted to do their financial assistance. they should go to the, the, the, the government ministry and that's the, which is the one who should distribute it to people, usually motion to distribute by themselves as the have that the, like the trust of the government themselves mostly that they also divide the money between the government and also the money that we would like to distribute by themselves in order to reach the poor people on the, the people who are in need. so this incident would, would require what was or put on and maybe for this kind of distribution of a around 17000000 people innate for assistance. and you know, because of the,

because of the ongoing war and yemen, the tennessee and judge has ordered the imprisonment of opposition leader rashid gucci for allegedly plotting against internal state security. that's according to his lawyer canoe cheese leads the biggest opposition party an order and is a vocal critic of president case said he was arrested on sunday president side is accused of orchestrating a power grad after he suspended parliament in 2021. after months of lobbying, ukraine has received its 1st u. s. and german made patriot missiles systems. the defense minister says that delivery will make ukraine's skies safer, giving the country the ability to defend itself against russian air strikes. patriots can target aircraft and missiles at distances up to 150 kilometers or both chambers of the us congress have been holding hearings on allegations that

russian troops have committed war crimes and ukraine. ukraine's prosecutor general testified that keith has documented almost 80000 cases torture chambers. we have discovered the approximately 20 such allegations and even more unlawful detention facilities. all were 1000 torture chamber survivors submitted their evidences, survivors report that russian forces subjected them to different forms of abuse including beating with sticks and rubber bands. use of electric shocks, what their boarding, stripping them make it threats of death or mutilation, and others. petty calhane has more on the hearing's. a fairly unusual hearing here at capitol hill because it began by showing a video from ukraine, interviews from people impacted by the war and said, rather, graphic video, the carnage in the streets of ukraine. now this is happening in the house of

representatives. this is a part controlled by the republicans. they called this hearing. now it's interesting because while the vast majority of americans say they support giving continued, hg crane in some republican circles that started to waiver. so this could be seen as a sign that some republicans are tried to send a message to their own membership and their own voters. the most powerful testimony came from a woman of 57 year old accountant from ukraine. she detailed for the committee members. what she says happened to her in care san put yamuna, belatedly. usually they took me to the torture chamber. i had kept me there for 5 days. this was terrible. i was beaten. they forced me to undress, cut in my body with a knife, and threatened to rape and killed me. the the committee also heard from my ukrainian lawyer who was representing the 16 year old boy who she says was forced into russia eventually making his way back. she said about 20000 children have been

forcibly displays from ukraine into russia. now the committee also heard from the prosecutor general detailing what he says is going to be about 80000 documented cases of war crimes that he says he's going to need help prosecuting in the years ahead. and some of the members of this committee also took the opportunity to say, this is the time for the bite administration to give ukraine heavier weapons and they can all, not only just fight the war, but actually when it collie what's happening there, a genocide particle haine al jazeera, at the u. s. capital was still a hit on al jazeera, columbia's president goes to meet joe biden, with change on his mind. and the relationship with america ah, the 1st commander of the lebanese army, after independence from france, who took over as president at the time of crisis in

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lou, the me watching i'll just hear a reminder about top stories. the south. thousands of people are fleeing to violence in saddam's capital. several countries, a considering evacuating the citizens. fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapids support forces has entered a 6 day. at least 78 people have died and stampede during a charity tribe and humans, capital hundreds had gathered in santa to receive a cash handout from food over crowding. been lives to a crush and to tennessee and judge has ordered the imprisonment of opposition

leader, wretched skinner, chief for allegedly pulsing against external states, security. that's according to his lawyer can achieve a vocal critic of prison case said the us president, your body will host colombian, president, gustavo, petro, and washington, later on thursday. columbia has long been america's closest ally and latin america . but for the 1st time in history, a leftist government is in power and pushing for a change in relations. as ellison drove on p a t reports from boca muse luckiest on even before taking offered the united states colombian. president gustavo pedro me to clear that the goal of his trip was to start a new chapter in this country's relationship with the us. boiler by piece in columbia has to do the change of policy in the united states. the us columbia alliance on these matters can help solve issues to affect both countries. and what we will propose is a new agenda, new mediterranean, and by law. the 2 countries have long had a special relationship,

but one mostly limited to security and counter narcotics. but now petra wants to expand that to include the issues like climate change, regional economic inequality, and changing the war and drugs for the little place. he believes the time is right with china and even russia certain greater influence in latin america, patron knows washington needs to keep columbia as a strong partner, and ally will be why was former columbia for him? minister rodrigo, by the says much has changed in the region. the 1000 is the u. s. has lost influence, including here in latin america even more now that the left has one in almost every country. so president biden must be worried about that. that explains why he's administration has been so open to petros government, which might not be his favorite, but for programmatic reasons, he has maintained a high level of communication and some in washington fear the election of a true left. his president and former gavia member to lead the u. s. main partner

in the region. and one openly critical of the us led war and drugs are yet in just 8 months in office. petra's government is already hosted secretary of state anthony, blinking and an array of high level officials before this early invitation to washington. the u. s. as all but given up on pursuing a restart of a real fumigation of coca fields and has discreetly criticised some patron policies such as negotiations with colombia, matthew groups. but they agree and other things. notably, the need to pursue a return of democracy in oil rich venezuela. patron normalize relations with president nicholas my daughter and has since become the de facto mediator between my daughter and abide in administration. look at that bit. and the disagreement is me between the venezuelan government and the u. s. at this point. and this has created this triangle between the u. s. venezuela and columbia. the expectation is not necessarily the columbia will lead these talks, but that it can unblock them. many of service at all. so saying that it will be

interesting to see just how well the 2 presidents will hit it off on a personal level for all of their progress. and while it's unclear how much the agenda between the 2 countries will truly change, what if career is that everybody involved once the relationship to remain strong. i listen that i'm just the book that the european parliament has approved the ban on imports linked to deforestation. the landmark legislation applies to coffee soybeans, palm oil and woods. companies that sell goods in the european union will have to prove their products for an old crone on the, for us, the land. after 2020, the move has already sparked a backlash, malaysia and indonesia accused you of blocking market access for their palm oil, and pakistan. an angry crowd has confronted the regional governor at the scene of a landslide, in which at least 5 people dies. were i the

people were unhappy at the pace of the rescue operation on the road from charlotte to the f kennasoft border. they chanted shame that the governor accusing the officials all visiting the site for the photo opportunities rather than to offer assistance. the 29 year old man who fled the war in syria has been elected mere of a small town in germany. he is one of half a 1000000 syrians who found a new home in the country, said voss and went to sell him to hear his inspiring story. this is also time, a small town in the south west of germany, where businesses have disappeared and its population is aging. people here have elected amir, they hoped, henry 5, their town. the anal table did not expect to win an absolute majority of 55.4 percent in the 1st round does as he has the worship either. miss electra sent an

historical signal, but even people who weren't born here and have only been here for a few years, a given this opportunity when they make a serious effort for work hard and get involved. born in the syrian town of a shoe, ida al cable arrived in germany and 2015 after fleeing the war. he barely survived the journey, travelling by boat from turkey to greece, than chancellor angler. merkel surprised many by accepting hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees say in germany can handle it. why they are found as 1st thing my experience is a refugee won't help me act as mare that needs professionalism, which i also bring up office, but it does give me one thing i have learned about is taking responsibility as a 21 year old. i had to take huge responsibility after his arrival, he learned german fluently and studied the country's administrative system. i thank you sir. you receive german citizenship and quickly started dreaming of becoming

marijuana. he had a very strong campaign. he went from door to door engaged with lots of people here . so we got an arm quite well. and am when i saw what he chiefs in the short 8 years that he has been here coming from syria learning term, completing as education. i just thought that's great potential for the future and he will help us to move this minute forward. think when a saw because he has experience so much ill, definitely have different insides about people compared to someone who has been year all their life for the so while my come muscles high will soon have a new supermarket and trained connections. as soon as he is sworn in, i'll shavel once to add the restaurants a kindergarten and senior homes that you may, i will start this job here at the city hall and jude since his election. that the young table as quickly turned into a success story of germany's refugee policy and a small town of also time is now being seen as an example of open mindedness for giving them outside or its trust. but some are skeptical. he'll be warmly welcomed by everyone for ingle twas i really say it will probably be difficult for him to

work with the city council because there are some stubborn people there. but many and also times a they are ready to work with the new mayor, hoping the town will soon be more likely steadfast and l. jazeera also sign the sky above. keith has been lit out, but people are speculating about the cause. this is the moment they got people talking, the city's military administration said it may have been a crashing necessary lies, but the space agency has denied vast and rear hybrid tote. total solar eclipse has been seen in the southern hemisphere. it occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the earth, but this one last, just a minute. so that is all for me to mccrae, so now you can find more information on our website, whether it's nix than inside story. we'll examine the political unrest and nick, irregular 5 years since a crackdown ah

well conditions across the u. k. leave a little bit to be desired if you know, you know, hey everyone. and here's the situation on thursday. there's winds blowing in from the northeast, that's likely going to induce some showers for the southeast of england. now by friday we get into a proper easterly wind. so that's going to chuck rain from the bow countries. right into england and wales and the republic of ireland conditions are also changing across iberia, where it's been hot and dry. we've got an incoming storm system from the atlantic. so let me show you by friday crashes into the coast of portugal and the northwest of spain. back to the here and now it's cold enough for snow in the alpine region, showers of turn lighter through the bulk in still gloomy conditions here and for turkey, we've got what, whether west east across the country. but i think those biggest downpours will be

in the east as that energy moves into the caucasus, off africa we go, winds have turned around in cairo's. so that means your temperature is have come crashing down to $28.00 degrees, which is actually where you should be for this time of the year. for south africa, the cape provinces, this is good news. we've got much need it. rain coming in here. so that's going to help take the wildfire thread. mean time for most and big, at least in the south looking good. pluto has a high of 29 degrees soon a bit. ah. the freight companies fake passports, international bags, and the proceeds of organized crime in tampa. his baggy p a lay valenzuela order from the both of your cobra with friction, i was over going is like in a remarkable 3 part people empower investigation into a complex.