good fit, and i'm not jotted beth, and the whole we sat in a ah, ah, cheers from school children in the island community of east and the excitement is over the arrival of their teacher fransisco been asked is there's only one school and chaos cook cheetos infancy school is the only teacher, the fact that these children are able to have an education at all the result of years of hard work from the local community here in cairo. sketchy at the store. this year, the u. s. government announced $33000000.00 to increase access to education, part of a broader strategy by the by did administration to address the root causes of migration from central america critics. in honduras, however, warned that ramp and government corruption means that foreign assistance too often goes astray. ah,

the un appeals for sci fi and to don for the festival of thousands of civilians stream out of cartoon to escape the fighting. urged people who are the or zones of passions, right? not to leave because you can never know when the straight but it will come. ah hello, i'm sorry. i'm to mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program to businessman, arrested. and yeah, and then after that ramadan, cashandra goes horribly wrong, causing a stampede which left at least $78.00 people dead. also, ukraine's broadsword place is in a defined declaration from nate, had she pianist ulten bug who is on his 1st visit ukraine since rush his invasion.

ah, and space acts, his giant, you starship rocket blas off on its 1st test flight, but explodes in its later ah low and welcome to the program. were continuing to follow developments and sit down today at where the united nations is appealing for a 3 day cease fire over idle fetter. so that traps, residents can flee the fighting that's been raging across the capital hart. tim for 6 days. the 3 day holiday is due to begin on friday and sit down. at least 330 people have now been killed. thousands more are injured for cease fires, of fail to stop the violence between sedans, army, and the powerful power miniature group. the rapids support forces who are battling for control of the country. thousands are trying to flee cartoon. a conflict is

also forced almost 20000 people from the down for region to seek refuge and chad in the posse. days. the fighting must stop immediately. i am deeply concerned about the variable toll on civilians, the appalling humanitarian situation, and the already fighting prospects of further escalation. hundreds of people have been killed and injured. fighting in urban areas is particularly dangerous for civilians including children who have repeatedly been forced to shelter in schools and evacuate for a most people's and the fire. this is completely outrageous. you meditated operations are virtually impossible, warehouses, vehicles, and are very meditative assets. ebay detect looted and sees or sidney's army chief abil photographer han has ruled out negotiations with his rival. he told out his

era he would only except surrender, and the country does not need outside interference low. so i know, you know, that's a look and maybe we need to decrease the dilemma violence. we need to make sure fighting doesn't occur in residential areas to avoid civilian casualties. we need the leaders of the rapid support forces to understand their position, to stay outside the city and residential areas. we do not need any international or regional interference because we assume nice people will reach a point that satisfy us. also been hearing from the head of the rapid support forces. general mohammed had done douglas who spoke to al jazeera as well. last evening. john, i cannot tell you the slide to end overnight. however, we hope and assure the sudanese people that we will in the special with the least amount of damage. we will not lay down arms until we take over all the armed forces positions and headquarters and vein. if we will listen to the will of the sudanese

people. meanwhile, across the capital, many people fear this might be the beginning of a wider escalation and conflict. catching up as how diane has won that now. the threat of violence is now too close to home. days of fighting have left many sudanese, desperate, and afraid. thousands of people are leaving cartoon i got here, we were told to get out any one who is able to leave. but we can't just sit around . we need to make a living. the army and paramilitary rapid support forces blame one another for breaking several cease fires in recent days. the streets of the capital are once again seeing the effects of conflict. a lot of reporting and pictures for people will also be a lot of bit bug breed. so them that are really to be as some of them are cbs, some of them got rise by the people who are they are from the neighbourhood,

but some of them are not during the low in gunfire. some people venture out to sunk off on food and water. what supplies are limited. the united nations warns a humanitarian catastrophe is looming with many of the country's best. hospitals are in khartoum, where the most intensive battles are taking place. there are few hospitals treating the injured and the number of doctors is limited. there's a lot of over crowding. that's even though a lot of wounded can't make it to the hospitals because of the fighting. but for some a leaving isn't an option. at least not yet. oh, the fema should city indicator, lots of it's also real. you see children watching cartoons at home against a backdrop of air strikes. i was walking outside with a friend who's hosting me and we heard the sound of an attack. i asked if indeed it was an air strike and she said calmly, yes, it feels strange that people are growing used to this type of situation. after

years of political instability, cruise and fighting sudan was on the verge of transitioning to a civilian led government. those plans are now on hold again. as thousands of people leave their homes in search for safety, there are fears of violence could spread beyond su, dance, borders, katya luke missile, the young al jazeera in logan, has been reporting on this. joyce joyce is live now from heart. tim, how dangerous is it for people fleeing the violence there in that a capital city? heber well, it depends on where they're going to and where they're taking off from because some still some areas, some residential areas have heavy or a soft presence and some do not. and people say that they assess based on the time of the day. and if there is intense fighting, going on, most people try to make it to, to 0 to state in the central part of the country, while others try to make it to ship it to, to river now state that's in the northern part of the country. but one of the

people who tried to flee hard to or who was able to, to fly for to him on wednesday who was booked to said that the trip that usually takes about 3 hours from how to tune to many dizziness. they took her family about 12 hours. that's because there was several rapid support forces, checkpoints around the capitol, resume as they tried to make their way out. and then because of the number of people fleeing others who spoke to reported that they saw that they were being assaulted, that some of their property were looted and that vessel cars being shot at, and some people killed on the way. so it is living with people with m perfect. there is no running water up of the fact that it is since the buyers are well all move on for now, but had been thank you very much of his he had been morgan. just describe the situation and the sudanese capital, when people have been displaced as they try to flee the violence because essentially normal life in this city as ground to a halt. she was just saying there's been no running water there in the capital.

people can't leave their homes to get food because it's too dangerous, perhaps was worrying. thing of all is also that the collapse of the health care system. there. many few hospitals functioning with a lack of overall staff, but to yet a lack of life, saving drugs and, and medical assistance that people can't get supplies into these hospitals to be able to treat patients in of course we've been reporting on thousands injured as a result of the of this violence will try and get back to him for a bit later on. but actually a few days ago we did speak to her deal 100. it would not left her house since the fighting began, as she was saying that bullets had flown into their home. now, after evacuating the house to the outskirts of her tune, she spoke to us about that journey. when moving, you move in the morning, only you never move at night, you never loot during daylight, it's the best time to move. and you would find many check points that belong to the earth that the, the point is that you go towards them slowly,

whether on foot car you move towards the slowly because they're already tense about the war. and what's going on, you make sure you're, if you're in a vehicle, we make sure your windows are down. and they'll ask you for just basic identification, which is your driver's license. if you have it at the moment. if you see them, you don't turn around and make you try to make a run for it because they'll be you as a rep and they will open fire on you. so make sure you go towards them very slowly and you show them your identification. they searched the car to make sure you're not carrying any weapons or anything and they allow you to move through their checkpoint. they don't hold you. they don't steal from you. any of the words that i've been going around, what's happening is actually it's very simple. you go to slowly and securely and they'll allow you to pass through. and also you make it group. then you can leave my urge people who are zones of crashes. why not to leave because you can never

know when straight, but it will come. or if difficult situation, the capital obviously that's a fact and communications, but we do have hipaa morgan back with us now. tell us about fighting in other parts of the country, particularly in the west. how worrying is that while, while most of the fighting has been concentrated here and the capital hard to him in the early hours of thursday morning, there was in time fighting in the city of fashion that's in north, therefore, as well as in the city of obeyed that in north school to find which of the southern part of the country, the fighting and west are 4 is the one that read the most concerned because the people of dar 4 had already been suffering through the impact of or the effect of 20 years of civil war, many of them who we spoke to say that they reliving the trauma of that conflict with the un thing. at least 20000 people have already fled for. it become also untenable there because of the difficulties of aggregate of accessing medical facilities because the markets have been burned down and because it's the

same group that traumatized them now fighting each other, the cities army and the rapid support forces. so the situation in dar for our region has been quite dire people. they're already vulnerable. think that they do not want to stay around to see what comes out of the fighting. and they'd rather try to seek refuge outside the country. he said is focusing on hard to my much fighting is but also important to, to look at what is happening there in the west as well. thank you. him, a morgan with all the latest? actually, the us state department has been speaking about situations down as well. as there is rosalind jordan, austin spokesman about the u. s. response. if they don't stop sliding, what is the u. s. prepared to do in order to get to a cease fire? his a main point to both of these generals continues to be a urging to extend the currencies fire through april 23rd. that is what he has consistently raised with these 2 generals. specifically,

i'm not going to get ahead of any actions that the us may or may not take what we're looking at, a full range of options available and we are working with our partners to ensure the response is coordinated, inconsistent whenever possible. but our viewpoint is, is that the most important thing to happen right now is for the ceasefire that was announced on april 19th to be extended. how long are the u. s. as allies willing to watch the situation to terry rate across cartoon, and north of the country. mean it's basically all out war. now, i don't think we're, we're watching and standing by. we are engaging on this. we're engaging on this, as i said, on multiple fronts. one of them being, of course, the safety and security of american citizens and our personnel. but of course, the other front being the calling for a cessation of violence. with a clear understanding and evocation of the fact that there is not

a military solution to this crisis. ah, now 2 people have been arrested of a stampede and yeoman's capital that left at least 78 people dead. the businessman organized the event in san our weather crush happened. hundreds of people had gathered to receive cash, handouts and food to mark these final days of the month of ramadan. the who sees you have controls on us is 2014 se they will compensate the affected families. i'm at l. i. thom has more from santa this incidence has caused nationwide and also as close nationwide sadness among gemini, especially in the last 10 days of the whole month from of on the ministry of and tara has called for deep investigation into the causes behind this as time paid this incident has taken place because the people were in the, in the,

especially people oh we're in the between these 2 cases of the, of the place of the distribution of the financial assistance. there were around 500 people who were, can paid by other people around 4000 people were there to receive financial assistance by this big management of the club. so this incident has also made many people to call for a chair, choosing another not genitives for sending money to people in order to help them for the, for the financial needs. for the especially for the we are the advent of both. many people need for to, to per chaise for the close of their farm. and also many of those people host, take their for around the,

for around 20 hours. they're waiting for the final assistant to be distributed among them. so they haven't even broken their fast. se, so really it's which was. 5 a catastrophe for you is that this, this day would be remembered for the time to come. i mean chelsea is regional suppose pass in the near middle east. it the international committee of the red cross and she says the stampede is a symptom of the yeah. many people suffering unfortunate advance that to happen in santa is a harsh reminder that yemen remains as one of the worst worst humanitarian crisis. it also reflects how acute and desperate the situation of the population is. we are talking about a country where 2 thirds of the population are relying on humanitarian assistance in order to be able to sustain their day. the basic needs, including food, including access to all the basic services and needs. and just to give you an idea

of how acute the and desperate population is, this is only a reminder that there is a need to scale up the capacity of 8 actors in order to sustain a more, an order to provide more in order to color the needs of the population. the natives have dental yen. stilton bug is made his 1st visit to keith since the russian invasion till president zalinski that he sees ukraine's rightful place. as inside the military alliance the crime and responded, saying preventing you quite a membership of nato was one of the main aims of its attack. charles stratford reports now from keith, with a hand shake that will infuriate russia. he president vladimir zalinski, hosted the leader of nato. jim stocum book for a meeting and keith. and after more than the gear of war storekeeper, carried a message to the crane can eventually find

a place in the western military alliance. let me be clear, ukraine's rightful place is in the europe land, thick family ukraine's royal place is in natal. and over time, our support will help you make this possible. is not the 1st time stolen, burger said this kind of thing. but the symbolism of him saying it in keith is powerful. the kremlin was quick to respond, saying that ukraine shift towards nato was one of the reasons why russia began what it calls its special operation in the 1st place. but for president zalinski, it's a moment of hope. take his banner and we interpret this visit of the secretary general. the 1st of the full scale law is assigned that the nato alliance is ready to start a new chapter in relations with ukraine. a chapter of ambitious decisions for de la fay, i urged the secretary general to help overcome the restraint of our partners in supplying some weapons, including long range weapons,

modern aviation artillery and armor. delaying decisions is time that is lost for pace and this means the lives of outweighs what zelinski will immediately get is move this russian design mix. when tingling pointed, you still need to point to maybe later they may be old stock, which slide from use my slovakia last year. but ukrainian pilots are familiar with them and then go straight into services. ukraine prepared for its imminent spring offensive, but more immediate needs on defensive wash and air attacks by missiles and drones continued. 8 civilians were killed in this attack on the eastern city of sla vance last week. the crane and air force command now admits that it leads more ammunition, fruits, air defenses. nato members of other countries gather in ramstein and germany on friday, and president zelinski requests are very clear, more modern western kit and longer range weapons that so far ukraine's allies have

been reluctant to supply, but time is tight for ukraine with its so called spring counter offensive expected in the coming weeks charged for al jazeera, keep the king of fashion military to captain abraham, tara has signed a decrease of compulsory recruitment to the armed forces. a mobilization affects all young men, aged 18 and above the president. he said it has, it's to help fight armed groups. more than 10000 people have been killed in violence in the country since 2015. nicholas that brings us more from senegal capital to con britain of us. those military gentle leader admits that the military is going from losses to defeat, saying that the government forces have laws to 40 percent of its territory to arm groups linked to al qaeda and iso. since the coo, the united states, has severed military cooperation with captain ibrahim tower tories military agenda

leadership. and the french have stopped their military cooperation so he can no longer rely on air support from the french or ground troops. so in order to bridge that gap insecurity, well the government of burkina faso is looking at people. it's young people, a country of 22000000 people where the median age of 17, many people sitting idle. and so this war effort, calling on anybody above the age of 18 where they are men and women to go on the front line is greatly popular. why? well, that's because 2000000 people are displaced. tens of thousands of people have been killed in their daily despatches on the news intel on television, but also on the radio of the latest information of the front line. and so the situation is going from bad to worse in this country. and so this is a desperate effort to try to regain loss land. nicholas hawk al jazeera

uganda's present. hurry was 70 ascending an anti gaylord back to parliament, saying that it needs to be amended. now last month, parliament approve the bill which it did use as tough penalties for same sex relationships. those convicted could face the death penalty or life imprisonment, united nations and the u. s. argument 70 to reject the legislation. washington want of repercussions if it does take effect. now to tunisia where a judge has ordered the imprisonment of opposition, either rashid or her new chief, allegedly plotting against internal state security. this is, according to his lawyer, alan usually leads the biggest opposition party and matter is also a vocal critic of the president. ty said it was arrested on sunday if thought is a ban meetings or offices of the inactive party and close the headquarters of the main opposition coalition. resins aid has been accused of orchestrating a power grab of t, suspended parliament in 2021. i knew she occur accused the government of miss using the judiciary to target its political opponents. in

a message he recorded before his arrest. and monica, phoebe jamar could be the more you, the battle in our country is between democracy and the dictatorship that wants to confiscate all the gains of war blotted revolution. the legal cases against us are empty and meaningless, according to legal experts. the problem in our country is not with meaning the unions or other parties. the problem and to nicea lies with the dictatorship and this brutal cool that is pushing the country to words, more calamities, and from insulation r u. s. president joe biden. his current hosting is colombian counterpart, gustavo petro, at the white house. the to leaders are expected to discuss economic and security corporation, migration, and colombia long wanting conflict. petro, who took office in august of last year, has been highly critical of washington, the war on drugs. joe biden says more can be done to deepen cooperation against drug trafficking, columbia re key to hers,

and i really keystone and i think we have an opportunity if we work hard enough to have western hemisphere damage united equal ever craddick. economic green cross, bush and white house correspondent, kimberly, i'll cat joins us live. now. tell us more about why these 2 gustavo petro and joe biden, want to deepen that relationship. yeah, well for the usa and it's part one of the reasons for its desire to deepen this relationship has the lot to do with its adversary. china, china has really deepened its grip on latin america, and that is a concern to the united states. so it wants to make sure that it has a friendly relationship with a number of latin american countries in columbia is just one of many for it's part . columbia wants to deepen its relationship with the united states because it is in

the united states is, is largest trading partner. and so there is real economic benefit there. and so, as we heard the oval office just now, the 2 leaders really praised one another view as president, praising as the columbia leader for essentially a number of things that particularly his work on human rights taking venezuelan refugees. but on the part of the columbia leader, he was thinking you as president joe biden, for some of the economic things that he sees in terms of the future of their relationship in terms of expanding and some of the things that are the 2 nations can do. to work together, particularly when it comes to combating climate change in terms of expanding and investment, if you will, to make sure that there is a future. one of the sort of key issues that he is really passionate about is making sure that the future is committed to, as he said just moments ago,

a future that have does not include coal, oil, or gas. so this is where he really sees the benefits of the partnership and tell us about the challenges they face in doing so. yeah, well it really comes down to 2 areas and they are big ones to overcome. the 1st is drug policy and the 2nd is venezuela. when it comes to drug policy, the columbia leader really differs from joe biden. when it comes to the issue of cocaine, cocaine going into the united states, the united states is so called war on drugs really wants to go after the small farmer this growing cocaine. this is something the colombian leader disagrees with go after the big drug cartels instead, leave those small farmers alone when it comes to venezuela. and the united states has made no secret, wants to isolate the venezuela leader nicolas maduro. and that is the exact opposite of the new policy of the columbia leader. he has had direct engagement,

diplomatic relations have resumed, and he wants to see the sanctions lifted that the united states is put in place. so these are some pretty, pretty big obstacles to overcome the matter behind closed doors. now they're working out some of those differences because again, they want to try and overcome these challenges in order to expand their relationship. thank you. kimberly how kit at the white house. now the family of formula, one legend michael schumacher is planning legal action of a fake interview in a janet magazine that was created using artificial intelligence. michael schumacher the 1st interview. this is the headline on the front of the activella that said the name of the publication 7 times well champion hasn't been seen in public since as serious skiing accident almost 10 years ago. that left him with serious brain injuries. the entire article was created using an ai program, which is only made clear at the end space axis launched,

the biggest and most powerful rocket ever made in a landmark test. but it didn't go according to plan. ah, the 2 hobbs of the un crude starship failed to separate as planned and exploded. 4 minutes after glanced off, crashing down into the gulf of mexico. thousands of gather to watch the launch from southern texas space as space ex officials still declared some mission a success as it marked the 1st time starship and its massive booster rocket and actually taken to the skies calling baker has more on the test flight. ah, 1st the race to space was just about getting there. now it's about getting a lot of people or a lot of heavy equipment off our planet at once resuming, at least it is for space sex, c, e. o. ellen musk starship is supposed to be the largest vehicle ever sent to space

. standing at 120 meters and stainless steel, it's designed to propel 100 people or more than 100 tons of equipment to orbit and must is the only space entrepreneur making that that. ah, he says it could very passengers around the world in half an hour, but he says his ultimate vision to colonize mars is built on ideals. life can't just be about solving problems. they have to be things that inspire you and going out there and pick up being a multi plan of species and being a space bearing supposition, making science fiction, not fiction forever. i think that's one of those things. musk has had a tough here tesla. his electric car company is facing competition in a sector. it used to dominate and after paying $44000000000.00 for twitter in

october, he told employees in march, the company is now worth up, but in just a decade space sex has proven that rockets once thought disposable can be safely reused. getting starship to the launch pad has not been cheap in 2020 and 21. early versions performed spectacular flips and plunges over the swamps of southern texas . but exploded on landing. the other way of viewing this is that this is just an experiment, like we're going to do this and then see if this is a possibility of a market. but if you can treat a $100000000.00 rocket as an experiment, there's a lot of things that you can consider experiments. the bigger question is, how or why such a craft would ever be used. we don't have any of the systems in place on how to handle that sort of volume of people. what that social organization would look like . i would say that when it comes to thinking about can starship and what the future might bring for it.