regina and winnipeg by the time this is all said and done, could pick up to 20 centimeters of snow. yeah, it's almost may if you can believe it or not for the desert southwest for seen those temperatures come up. same goes in california as well. lots angeles with a high 31 degrees central america. the concentration of rain continues to be over the bahamas rate across cuba and haiti. i don't think it's a question if we'll see flooding, but just where and how bad it will be. there has been flooding across the coast of ecuador, south central pedro into the northwest of brazil. we've also seen some flooding in the now says wall, but if i take you to the southeast of brazil, it's all about temperatures, they've come crashing down. we've seen some snow on the mountain tops in the southeast of brazil at some showers to be found around patagonia, but not a bad day. and komodo riva, davia with a high of 19, we'll see later ah ah,

thousands of civilians flee sedona as fighting between the army and a powerful power military force continues for 6th day. the un appeals for ceased cloth, the each festival. but leaders of the rock hill military forces refused to negotiate . ah, i'm carry johnston. this is al 0 life from day, also coming up. ukraine's rightful place is innate a defiant declaration from nato chief in stoughton bo, when his 1st visit to ukraine. since russia's invasion, ah, and space sex launch is the biggest and most powerful rocket ever bought. it

explodes, minutes later ah, up to 20000 people have fled to dawn from neighboring chad as a violent power struggle grips the nation for nearly a week. to don's army and the rapids support forces, power military group are fighting for control over the country. many people are still trying to flee the capital cartoon faring. it may be the beginning of a wider escalation or correspondent hip morgan reports from the capital. 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 hudson. i think i feel we were told to get out anyone who is able to leave. but we can't just sit around. we need to make

a living. the army and paramilitary rapid support forced as blame one another for breaking several suppliers in recent days. the streets of the capital are seeing the effects of conflict. a lot of reports and pictures for people who also need a lot of them that are willing to be as some of them are, some of them got wise by the people. so are there were from the neighborhood, but some of them are not during the low income fire, some people venture out to start up on food and water, but supplies are limited. and the united patient's warrant, a humanitarian catastrophe, is looming. many of the country's best hospitals are in harpoon where the most intense battles are taking place. there are a 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 for some

leaving isn't an option at least not yet. oh, the fema should city any kid. i love them. 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 her 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, who's and fighting sudan was on the verge of transitioning to a civilian lead government. those plans are now on hold again. despite going through several civil wars since its independence, the capital had remained stable and far from the scenes of fighting and its residence, forced to flee. but it's now where sounds of heavy artillery, fire and explosions can be heard throughout the day, and where it's becoming harder for people to get water, food, and other basic necessities. and has thousands of people leave their homes in search of safety. there are fears that the violence could spread beyond the dance

borders. heber morgan, alta 0 hutton, or catherine mahoney is the global spokes person for the you and high commissioner for refugees. she says that those arriving to seek refuge in child have urgent humanitarian needs. in the last day or so, our team to dispatch to the border in chad and noticed some 10 to 20000 sudanese people arriving across the border. now we're very grateful to the government and chad for keeping their boarders open and for allowing people to see much needed safety. the vast majority of these people are women and children with huge humanitarian needs. they've fled, seemingly overnight with, with nothing. and we know that the urgent immediate needs are what you wouldn't need if you had to sell your house. we need to make sure that those new arrivals get what they need without straining a government and a state that is keeping its borders open for that we're very grateful. i think it's

also important to recognize that there is more than a 1000000 refugees who have been living in sudan as well as more than 3000000 students, the people who have been displaced within their country. so between the 2 countries we're talking about a pretty significant displacement crisis, and we need to keep that in mind as we, as we look at the situation and dad, we're talking about a country that's been politically fragile, been dealing with, you know, security issues, socio economic situations and we need to keep this in mind. we enter more days of fighting as humanitarian are not able to reach people who need the assistance, we need to be able to keep doing our jobs and the fighting has to stop in order for us to do that. well, the u. n is calling for an immediate cease fire in sudan over the muslim eat holiday to allow civilians to flee the fighting between rival forces foresees fires have failed to stop the violence between sedans, army and the power,

but it sugars the rapids support forces who are battling for control of the country, at least 330 people have now been killed and thousands more injured. all parties to the conflict. muslim, living the very important moment in the muslim calendar. i think this is the right moment for his fire to hold. and this his fire is absolutely crucial at the present moment. we have been in contact with the parties. we believe it is possible, but everybody must be united in putting pressure for the ceasefire to take effectively place. out 0 spoke to sudanese army chief abil fatter albert and the head of the rapids support forces. joe mohammed haven't done the gallo both say they're fighting for the will of the student these people and won't stop until they succeed so. so i know, you know, that's a look and i mean,

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 area. we do not need any international or regional interference because we are sudanese. people will reach a point that satisfy us. do it online. i cannot tell you this slide to end over not. 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 the old alms forces position and headquarters. and then we will listen to the will of the sudanese people about the u. s. military is preparing for a possible evacuation of its embassy staff in sit down. earlier the us state department spoke about the situation there at a briefing on his ears,

it was named jordan was also there. are you look rested? i guess if they don't stop fighting, 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 an urging to extend the current ceasefire 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 u. s. may or may not take. we are 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, of, and he is now nato secretary general in stoughton burgers made his 1st visit to keith . since the russian invasion, he told at present zalinski that he sees ukraine's rightful place. as inside the military alliance, the kremlin responded saying, preventing ukrainian membership of nato was one of the main aims of its attack.

charles stratford reports from keith, a handshake that will infuriate russia's you. prison, laudermill zalinski hosted the leader of nato gen salton burg for a meeting and keith. and after more than a year of war store in burg, carried a message that ukraine can eventually find a place in the western military alliance. let me be clear, ukraine's rightful place is in the europe land. think family. ukraine's rightful place is in nato. and over time, our support will help you make this possible. it's not the 1st time storm 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 to his banner, and we interpret this visit of the secretary general. the 1st of the full scale war is a sign that the nato alliance is ready to start a new chapter in relations with ukraine. a chapter of ambitious decisions, but the law there, 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 by the lives of our one is what zelinski will immediately get is more of this russian design mixed 20000000 fly to jets. donated point neighbor and later members were back here. they may be old stock, which fired from use my slovak year last year, but ukrainian pilots are familiar with them. and then go straight into services. ukraine prepares for its imminent spring offensive, but more immediate needs on defensive. russian 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 amunition goods air defenses. nato members of other countries gather in ramstein and germany on friday and present. 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 the so called spring counter offensive expected in the coming weeks. john stratford al jazeera keith. a harrowing image of the war in ukraine has won the world press photo of the year. ukrainian associated press, photographers of guinea, malacca captured this image in march. last year. it shows emergency workers carrying a pregnant woman through the shattered grounds of a maternity hospital in the city of mario paul. a 32 year old woman died of her injuries shortly after giving birth to the lifeless body of her baby. that picture

real. we're always in austin in our mind, you know that picture you want to erase from the memory, but you couldn't. and it will start with a history as a war, crime against crannies rushes, military has launched a new recruitment video to bolster troops on the front lines and ukraine. the advert depicts men putting on the military fatigues and asking themselves if they could do more with their lives. it's playing on all major russian social network sites. according to british intelligence, moscow is looking to recruit around $400001.00 in tears. trade unions in burkina, faso are calling for the release of people forcibly conscripted into the armed forces on wednesday, literally their captain abraham chore a signed a decree. ordering the mobilization of people, aged 18 and above the presidency,

announced it to help fight armed groups in the country or than 10000 people have been killed in burkina faso violence since 2015 nicholas hart reports from dakar. frickin' if i so as military gentle leader admits that the military is going from losses to defeat, saying that the government forces have lost 40 percent of its territory to arm groups linked to al qaeda and iso. this is a country the size of the united kingdom. imagine of scotland and wales were no longer in control of london. and we'll, that's what's happening in burkina faso with arm groups controlling the center and the east of the country. and so, since the coo, the united states has severed military cooperation with captain ibrahim tower, tories military gentle 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 aide to 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 frontline 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 last land. nicholas hawk algae 0, a judge in tennessee or has ordered opposition the, the received a new cheat to be imprisoned for allegedly plotting against state security. that's according to his lawyer. the news she was arrested on sunday. he leads the biggest

opposition party another and as a critic of present case, side present side is accused of orchestrating a power grab after he suspended parliament in 2021. when the message recorded before his arrest, canute, she accused the government of miss using the judiciary to target political opponents. and monica, we believe you mark ability to do more of yield. the battle in our country is between democracy and the dictatorship that wants to confiscate all the gainesville blessone revolution. the legal cases against us are empty and meaningless, according to legal experts. the problem in all countries, not with me, with the unions or other parties. the problem in tennessee allies with a dictatorship and this brutal cool that is pushing the country to words, more calamities and cummins still to come on al jazeera, either celebrations under occupation. we meet palestinians who tennis about their

daily struggles. ah hi there, good to see it's been inactive weather pitcher right across pakistan. so read off the top. let me show you. there's a dust storm in upper sim province. all had to do with a westerly disturbance. moving through here. you seen hail storms, landslides and drenched with rain, particularly for k p k province is the capital territory and some of that has slipped into punjab province. so also across the border into northwest india, lowering temperatures here. so heat wave alerts have been dropped there, but still keeping them for b, har and west bank all states. now for bangladesh, i think some thunderstorms over the course of the weekend. we'll break the heat here. this slug of rain as it slides into cox's bizarre there is likely to be some flooding as a result of this storm system. se, asia borneo island,

our biggest downpours, will be in south and central callum and tan round sumatra. as while in through the malay peninsula, there are rainfall alerts in plate endo china, hot, humid and hazy is certainly the words to use that heat transferring in to china's hi an island as well. but for southern china once again, doubts with rain. but that extends all the way up to the yellow river valley. and for japan, it's a story of when particularly for hoko island, likely see got succeeding. 80 kilometers per hour on friday. that's it. that's all season. ah. the cities home to millions and debate drive out of the climate crisis. cities have more space in school to do the radical thing, pledges the made about smarter. green, a lower carbon, 53. gentrification is a growing process of being equality and displacement. what are these promised

utopia for every one or just to select all hail to plan it looks at where the green cities can also be socially. just episode 5 on al jazeera. ah ah, this is al jazeera reminder of the main headlines now up to 20000. people have fled to dawn for neighboring chad as a violent power struggle grips the nation for nearly a week. saddam's army on the rapids support forces power, minute should group of fighting for control over the country. the un, these calling for an immediate humanitarian, sci fi institute on them was them eat holiday. at least 330 people have now been

killed in the fighting with thousands more injured nato secretary general ins stalson burke has declared that ukraine's rightful place is in the alliance during his 1st visit to the country. since the start of the day. 2023 is already proving one of the worst years for palestinians who lived under israeli military occupation for decades. while muslims around the world or celebrating aid that's proving difficult for those in occupied territories. values abernet reports from nobliss in the occupied west bank. living in the old city of nablus for more than 2 decades. you sit onto is no stranger to reads by fraley forces. the grandmother said, trying to wash away her grandchildren's fears has never been heard of that. the youngest marya is not yet 2 years old, but words like shooting and soldiers already port appeared. walkability, young pursuits were unclean every other week or so there is an israeli rate,

ny awkward. he had the shooting and cling on to her mother that be often make stories up on say it's a game. so she is not as scared, but this is not normal. nothing about our lives and occupation is several weeks ago, 3 fighters in a house near by were targeted and instead, aly military operation. 11 elephants were killed in the worst such trade and occupied was bank in years since january. so aly forces have killed at least a 100 palestinians, mostly in grades in the occupied territory. they say every army saves the targets, those it considers the security threat. the effects of such raids go beyond those killed or wounded by fairly soldiers, palestinian say an integral part of the saturday is to show forth and instill fear when the aim of declaring them from taking part in activities opposing the occupation men he had believe israel seeks to control more than just their lands to maintain its decades long occupation, extending that to almost every aspect of their life. raw data birthday, i mean,

you go home, not knowing window, knock on your door, she walks the street, worry, don't read any minute. this is what terrorism is. all alums, heart of us was. do i don't decide where to go or when i don't need nebulous because of the checkpoints, the occupation doesn't allow me an hour. ok, so and for me that's important. the. hi, liam. hi, jimmy. hey, we complement all a 20 minute drive, can take up to 3 hours. things can change while you're at the checkpoint. such continuous oppression is part of palestinians every day. life's something analyst read them at book called brindle violence is under the law over the years. a buildup of events has undermined ha palestinians perceived their present and future as individuals and collective with are these continuous waves of unseen, indirect violence that are bloodless and go and quietly has changed the course of lives and the way we embrace and think of them. what's possible and what's not

muslims around the world are marking the end of the fasting month of ramadan. in nablus, you stresses, there's little room for joy, this age, but it's been a normal day with no blood spilled and no homes demolished. so this one is worth celebrating. danny is benny oliver's eda, nebraska the world health organization is officially launched its m r n. a vaccine technology hub in cape town, south africa. the facility was established during the covey pandemic to help poor countries struggling to gain access to life saving medication. w h sho picked the south african biotech firm african biologics and local vaccine. goodbye back for the pilot project. in 2021. we should use the bigger market opportunities. we have regional and continental one opportunity for versus the africa's free trade gone. that's

a political commitment of all leaders. but aside from say that the still intra africa trade is only 10 percent. uganda as president, hillary mister van is sending an anti gay littel back to parliament saying it should be amended for last month. the parliament approved the bill which introduced his tough penalties for same sex relationships. those convicted could face the death penalty or life imprisonment. united nations on the u. s. urged mr. that he to reject legislation. washington wanda repercussions if it takes effect where we stand by our was the san as, as filed, our men on. oh, so i devised that. but other than that, the, that the area of where the county will reject it's been, will not happen. i am very convinced that the timing that the parliament of 11 parliament, which is j i did by godaddy people will not allow this bill to be turned to be.

that's well, what would disagree with it? but as then, i think that some of the reason why if you think with the other just on that will because of that. but the most important thing where we have on currents is that now do the no mental fall at children. it will be ugly, gay movement, that not run, we are all in agreement around $700.00 flights have been cancelled in the 3 airports in germany, of the security personnel went on strike tens of thousands of air travelers were stranded on thursday. work that this was off, hamburg and cologne. what's one highest? strike was called by the union officer salary negotiations told us president joe biden has hosted colombian president, gustavo petro, at the white house, the to leaders, disgust, climate change, migration,

and columbia. the non running conflict with rebels. petro who took office in august last year has been highly critical of washington's warm drugs. so vidal says, more can be done to deepen cooperation against drug trafficking. columbia is the key to the hemisphere, and i mean this issue keystone and i think we have an opportunity if we worked hard enough to have western hemisphere damage united equal temper, craddick and economic green cross parish or white house correspondent kimberly help husband both u. s. president joe biden, and columbia president, gustavo petro, sat in the oval office, acknowledging that it was important to deepen their friendship for variety of reasons, even as they have differences to overcome for the us. it is an interest in

making sure that china does not deepen its grip on latin america, given that china is a u. s. adversary on the part of columbia is making sure that it can expand its economic relationship with the united states, particularly when it comes to the area renewable energy and expanding private sector investment. the columbia president wanting to be sure there is a future that does not include coal, oil, or gas, but they do have differences to overcome, particularly when it comes to drug policy. the columbian president believes it's important to protect the small coca farmers. the united states disagrees and this is where these 2 men will have to overcome their differences as well as when it comes to venezuela. the colombian president believes that when it comes to venezuela, that it is time to end the isolation of venezuela leader nicholas madura. he has

since had bilateral meetings and is calling for the lifting of sanctions. well, you as president joe biden disagrees. kimberly how hit al jazeera, the white house takia has received its 1st natural gas delivery from the black sea are to deposits were found in 202010 1000000 cubic meters of gas per day are expected during the project's 1st phase, present, reject tampered, one attended the opening ceremony in istanbul, despite high inflation ado on is hoping to boost his credentials on energy needs ahead of elections next month. it hard, i get to miss, should i send it in other parts of the world? it takes 6 to 7 years to make the discovered gas usable. we have reduced this to less than 3 years, or just 32 months after discovery. we have reached the happiest moment of a long and challenging journey. now space sec says launched the biggest and most powerful rocket ever made in

a landmark test. but it didn't go according to plan for it to harvey of the untruth starship fail to separate as planned and it exploded. 4 minutes off the blast of crashing down into the gulf of mexico. thousands had gathered to watch the launch from southern texas. space ex officials still declared the mission a success, as it might in the 1st time a starship in its massive booster boxes had taken to the skies. but francisco diego is a senior research fellow at the department of physics and astronomy at university college london. he explains why the launch was still considered at milestone by space ex officials when they have learned to launch of a larger frog if ever made. i am actually managed to get a few 100 meters above. i think you gave.