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fighting in sudan is continuing despite a 72 hour ceasefire for the ead festivities. the pores were set to begin on friday, but many in khartoum were unable to celebrate the cause of the violence or than 400 people have been killed and several 1000 wounded. in 7 days of fighting between the sudanese army and the paramilitary group, the rapids support forces, the army blames the rapids support forces for breaking the ceasefire. he but morgan reports from cartoon o the muslin holiday of eat, marked by soldiers on the street of her tomb, cheered on by their supporter the you and has called for an immediate cease fire between the sudanese army and the paramilitary group. the rapid support forces as fighting raced on the army chief addressed the nation for the 1st time since the fighting started more useful ha through, i'm glad you know

a hug. i will beloved citizens this year we'll receive it. we're all countries bleeding because of this bleeding. we have that pupil injuries that separated families and destroyed houses and institutions into this destruction and sound of gunfire. i did not leave room for happiness that our beloved people deserve. oh, the r s f says it's ready to observe a 70 to our truth and blame the army for the continuing violence. it has 3 t it at this moment when citizens are preparing to receive the 1st day of april 5th, the neighbourhood of hart to him are waking up to the bombings of aircrafts and heavy artillery in a sweeping attack. that is directly targeting residential neighborhoods. 330 kilometers north of the capitol in meadows. people are hoping to celebrate the end of the fasting month of ramadan, as they usually would, with large family gatherings. they too have been caught up in the violence, but the army says it's now in control of the airport and the military base attached

to it. i am the lead on guard. the country is safe, the situation is stable and the shops have reopened. now we were able to bring the children to the market for eat clothes and hopefully we were able to make them happy. days of fighting have left many. so denise desperate and afraid. tens of thousands of people have left the capital. many have already arrived in neighboring chad. a vast majority of these people are women and children with huge humanitarian needs. they've glad to see me we, you know, overnight with, with nothing. and we know that the urgent immediate needs are what you would need if you had to clear house, but many still remained trapped between the worrying sites. this time, last week, people around the capital were looking forward to eat and the gathering of family and relatives. now they're hoping for a respite from the constant sound of artillery fire and airstrikes, as the fighting shows, no signs of eating ah,

across to them there's a sense of unease and fear, but also of resilience, amidst little certainty, about how things are going to move forward heber morgan al jazeera her to him. mohamad ottoman of meds is a journalist and analysts is specializing incident. he says the warring sides have not met their commitments under the ceasefire. on the ground, the after the 7 hours of this with the 2 hours. not that this ration is quite then the hours of the day and days before, but we cannot say that that is an implementation of the tools. and because those sites are actually the lens of position and instead of the organizing service being more horses from the ground. and we've got to see this more

of the around here in the compass from time to time. so there is no commitment where it is. i mean it to what the sites to or is it not a commitment to the needs as well. do they have left just as soon as they. but today they said the same that we will not unless we actually that the situation is getting more money. well, thousands of susan, these are scrambling to escape the violence for agency. a neighboring countries are unprepared for new influx or refugees. since the modern has more people in

cartoon are desperate to get out gathering whatever they can carry, they're seeking safety wherever they can find it. many have already crossed into chat more or likely to follow. we would week, next week they found drugs and the people that there had just been in the property that you were were be like to deal maybe in the time to chat. whenever you let me know, you know, maybe got 70 or nothing. chat has its own problems. conflict in climate change have left more than 2000000 people struggling to get enough to eat. and it's already hosting hundreds of thousands of refugees who fled conflicts in the region . agencies fear that won't be enough to go around. just this morning, we'll dispatching convoys of food date 410000 people only for 2 months

or 20000 people or one months. and it's very complex, we are boring for projects and, but we really support, we cannot continue like this. back in food on the violence is an escalating and both sides are refusing to talk. those leading the fighting have no way of knowing if or when they'll see their homes again. centered monahan al jazeera, the u ends. migration agency has one of its staff has been killed in the fighting in sudan. the international organization for migration says the monetary and workers vehicle was hit by crossfire l. evade ah. of unease now the u. s. supreme court has blocked restrictions imposed by a lower court and a widely used abortion pill, or the legal case continues. when it comes a week after federal court rule,

the pill, it will remain available, but with some conditions. if it prestone is one of 2 drugs used for abortion across the united states. the legal battle over the drug began early this month. when a federal judge in texas ordered a nationwide ban, let's get her moralist out from she had returned in washington dc. so we're, what are we to make of this ruling and all this tooling and framing? it is fascinating and we do have questions as to as to whether you know, how much of a majority there was on the court because it was an unsigned and unsigned judgement early to public sense. but that doesn't necessarily tell us how all the justice is . that we needed 5 votes to 5 votes in favor of the bite and ministrations petition for if a pristine to remain available. while the whole legal process continues out and clear, the majority of justice decided yes, we shouldn't be 2nd guessing. the safety of the regulate tree process of food and

drug administration, which, which gave this this drug regulatory approval 23 years ago. millions of women of use is the advocacy has been proven. the lack of safety problems has been, has been proven until that legal process continues, even if indeed, the process returns to the supreme court. the judgement says this person will be available for the entire legal legal practice because what a, what a precedent it would be. but if you put restrictions on mister per stone, while the legal argument going on, you are 2nd guessing a regulatory approval, regulatory agency that has control over all of drugs and food and stuff just to get really trust them. and so you could probably, you could see other legal challenges coming out of the woodwork. and so in addition, in when they were overturned the constitutional right to an abortion last year, the supreme court, the majority supreme court justices said the decision on abortion should be out of state level. so if they're already restricting abortion in states where it is legal

with, while the legal processes under, that's a contradiction and what they said last year as well. and she had, with all of this, what are the political ramifications then a very revealing reaction from the biden and administration, which obviously welcome this ruling, but then added this paragraph, let's be clear. the american people must continue to use the votes as the voice and elect a congress. it will pass a law, restoring the protections of roe v wade. that is the constitutional protection for abortion that was overturned by the supreme court last year, the biden ministration, the democratic party know this is a wedge issue, which they can use and elections as i did in the mid terms to encourage swing voters independent by design that base likeness, popularity is still pretty terrible right now. so this is, this is a motivating issue. that's often an argument we often heard from abortion activists . you say, yeah, this is why they know when i do have the power to codify roe v wade in congress and,

you know, they don't do it because they know this is in the, in the back pocket. but for republicans, it's a really interesting device because the coal conservative group and that the vital christian group, they want to restrict abortion, but they also want to restrict the regulatory state and governance. so this is actually one in the eye for a federal regulatory agency to but then when it comes to abortion, overwhelming numbers of faces say that they think the structure remain available. even amongst republicans, it's almost $5050.00 on keeping this drug, this drug available. so there's a sense that there is a certain amount of unease on the republican party about how far this is going. i'm actually donald trump. 2 is actually not really necessarily being drawn on some of these abortion issues anymore. she every time she live 1st in washington dc, thank you. peruse for preston to set to be extradited from the us to face corruption charges a 100 to lay the hands of himself in 2 authorities in california on friday. he's

accused of taking more than $25000000.00 in bribes during his 5 year presidency. today, those request to block extradition was denied by federal judge. marianna sanchez has more from lima. toma president ali handled the little finally turned himself in after fighting his expedition. since 2018 last night on thursday night a he said in a telephone interview that he would turn himself in. but that asks from whose judiciary to take into account that he's health is frail, that he has cancer. that he would not flee the country and that he should have the same prerogative as a former president to build up our local to ski who's been under investigation under ha, house arrest. and that's exactly what the little also wants to be under house arrest and face his trial. if there is now, he will be turned in by

u. s. marshals to add per beetles, interpol, police, and prosecutors here say that that will happen in the next few days. medina sanchez as jesse delima argentina's president, alberta fernandez says he won't be running for reelection in october. his surprise announcement comes as a country self as a deep economic crisis. inflation has sought to over 100 percent as expected to get even worse through the by reports from what is ours. the news came as no surprise president for a man this announced on friday that he won't run for reelection in october this year. for a man, this revealed the news on his social media where he published a 7 minute video explaining his struggles as president of argent tina. and why he made the decision in production. on december 10th, 2023 on the same day in which we celebrate 40 years of democracy, i will give the presidential bond to whoever has been elected by the popular vote.

i will work said that this is someone from political space and america for man. this came to power in 2019. he was hand picked by one of the most powerful politicians in the country, former president, christina, for numbers years nor christina. as people go her needed a moderate candidate to run us resident with her as vice president. but since taking off it, the perone coalition did not work out with enormous differences surfacing between the president and vice president on how to run the country. now many wondering who the parent is, candidate will be in the presidential elections. dina christine is allowing everyone to talk until she comes out and defines things the way she wants to. there is no real discussion. christina will define the strategy. she will define who will be the candidate of the 65 percent of the country that wants to vote against christina is still trying to find a candidate that is strong enough and that'll be able to solve economic troubles

out of that exist. whomever wins the elections, won't have an easy job. the announcement by president of the firm. and this happens just to this countries in the middle of economic crises, with over 100 percent inflation in the past year. with capital controls where the government sets an official exchange rate, but the annual fisher exchange rate is going up. every day. we're here on the 347 shops are for setting the different prices of the us dollars and it keeps on changing all the time. this is just an example of how unstable be economy in the countries right now. the pandemic, the war in ukraine and an unprecedented drought have complicated argentina's endemic economic troubles. the economic malaise is felt on the street for me now. lannie says the only thing she wants right now is stability. to renew oh yeah, you have the locals, on my horror again, we are selling what we can,

but with inflation, it is too difficult. i only hope that whomever comes off to hilbert, her fernandez will do a better job. i learned the for a man. this still has some difficult months ahead. many fear that the government's lack of credibility, me worse in the economic situation and the lives of the millions of people who once voted for him. but he said, well, i'll just see that when a site is still to come on, al jazeera, britain's deputy prime minister dominant rob refuses to go quietly after the inquiry finds he bullied stuff. ah frank assessments. this treaty provides us with this hopeful moment where countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules will allow us to treat this global commons with the attention of deserves inside story. on al jazeera.

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lou. ah, you al jazeera reminder of our main stories fighting it has continued across to dawns capital called tomb. despite took 3 they ceased. far boring sides agreed to stop florence for each festivities which marks the end of ramadan. at least 413 people have been killed. the supreme court in the u. s. has ordered the abortion bill to remain widely available, pending and appeal. it blocked to restrictions imposed by a lower court that would severely limit access to preston on former peruvian president on a 100 to lay though has surrendered to you as agents in california. and will be

extradited to face corruption charges by hope. in the next few days, he's accused of taking more than $25000000.00 in bribes from the brazilian firm odin brecht. during his 5 years in office, united states says it will start training ukrainian troops to uses abrams baffled tanks. in the coming weeks, announcements came during a meeting of western, the desert ramstein air basin, germany. he has been pushing for more fighter jets and ammunition ahead of a plan counter offensive. germany also announced a deal to establish a hub in poland to repair tanks deployed in ukraine. the u. k. has a new deputy prime minister. oliver dowden has been named as a replacement for dominant rob, who resigned early on friday, robert had been under investigation following formal complaints of bullying. san diego has more from london to lose. one cabinet minister is considered unfortunate

to lose 3 within 6 months, presents a challenge for the you case, prime minister wishes to neck. i mean a swell of accusations of bullying and intimidation tactics. is the latest exit from government. deputy prime minister dominic rob, who was also the justice minister and a staunch supporter of soon act from the get go in his leadership bed. but a 5 month long investigation into allegations of rob overseeing a hostile work culture revealed to counts of misconduct had been upheld. and as he said, he would rob stood down in his resignation letter. he pledged his continued support for the prime minister, but defended his conduct and called inquiry floored, and one that set a dangerous precedent that would encourage spurious complaints against ministers, opposition. politicians disagree. either no wide dominic rob in the middle of

a cost living crisis, thinks that anybody wants to hear about his whining about having to reside. what i think everybody wants is strong leadership, but that's us being palpably absent here. reports of his behavior surface back in 2021. when rob served under boris johnson, and while he was foreign secretary, when he delayed returning home for holiday during the chaotic withdrawal of u. k. embassy personnel from afghanistan. but the man who was stepped in to leave the country when johnson was hospitalized with coven 19, remained at the heart of government. but dominic rob now gone, the prime minister, now finds himself without his most local political ally. and there are still questions of why it took so long mississippi not to address the issue of mister robs conduct. and if he had been warned before, hiring him as his deputy, the last, the prime minister's chief ally comes at

a particularly difficult time to unite monthly strikes. soaring, inflation and energy prices have tested the resolve of the country and its leaders . after the high drama of the johnson years and less trust is short, but turbulent tenure as leader soon i promised accountability integrity and fashionable ism with having a claim he hoped, would convinced the public in spite of questions that remain about the culture inside westminster. so i'll go, i'll just sarah london. many people from around the world are commemorating earth day. it's an annual event. celebrate on april 22nd to show support for environmental protection. nick clark has more already this year we've seen rec old storms. we've seen record drought, and now record heat enveloping swathes of asia from india to southern china, and down to thailand and throw in this week's report on the devastating effects of

pollution globally. and there you have it. humanity and the world we live in is in trouble. the founders of earth, they knew that way back in 1970. his walter cronkite on the cbs evening use 53 years ago. but a name, a unique day in american history is ending a day set aside for a nationwide outpouring of mankind seeking its own survival birthday. the environmental movement spawned by us. they energized politics and schools, some big achievements. his earth, these founder denise hayes repassed to clean water act and endangered species act of marine mammal protection. acted toxic substances control act. we ban let and gasoline rebound let in paint. it was just a remarkable cur. to environmental accomplishment shows what can be done. right. thing is on earth, a 1970 c o. 2 levels were at $325.00 parts per 1000000. today they're at $424.00

and still rising. and that's more than 50 percent above pre industrial times, a concentration not seen for 3000000 years. and it's wreaking havoc, costing billions, displacing millions. this is earth day messages. we must invest in our planets. we ask ourselves, or is the scale of our response to date, meaning the scale, the challenge is, the answer is clear now. but i can, we still need those challenges? the answer in my view is a clear yes. and that involves public pressure of elected officials and other leaders. it involves accountability, increased accountability. ah, it involves tremendous creative city. ah, in order to meet these challenges, the founders of earth, they knew very well. this fact how humanity treats the world reflects how the world treats humanity. 53 is on. we see evidence of that every single day.

more than 2000000 people in thailand have reported sicknesses linked to pollution. air quality in the north of the country has been classified as unhealthy or hazardous. tony chang reports, a passenger jet pushes through a shroud of white as it takes off from ching my. this isn't low lying cloud, it's fine particle pollution owners, pm 2.5. and it's been hanging over northern thailand for the past 3 months. ching, my hospital has been inundated with patients complaining of breathing difficulties, rashes, and skinner rotations. the doctor say the problems a much more serious p m 2.5 can cause brain tumors and heart and lung diseases, but it's rarely identified as the root cause. when we write the death certificate, we say that they're, they're di, form cardiovascular disease. you never say that church did i found p. m to why fi

that? that is fairly difficult. without legal. you. yeah, this is a big part of the problem. shrubs burnt off in the forest that cover the whole of northern thailand by the villages to live in these areas. in the hope of the ash left behind, when the monsoon rain comes only fertile ground for growing mushrooms and other vegetables. but it's the mass burning of agricultural waste, sugar cane and comb. with the real culprit, large agro businesses. take the and product, leaving farmers to burn off. what's left behind. this is happening across thailand, miramar, laos, and cambodia. making the region one of the most polluted in the world where they were knit upon. pim, our chair, to parliamentary subcommittee on p. m. 2.5, pollution. it recommended the government subsidized farmers not to burn their waste, but nothing happened. and he thinks he knows why the problem is because of that,

every company, they support some parties and us or support our military, the time minister himself brave the smoke to go out campaigning is an election next month. whatever i know you said you'd answer the question is when you had 8 years in how are, why have you done nothing about the pollution this nursery school is having have filters fitted pollution. this bad can cut life expectancy by 3 to 5 years. children a particularly vulnerable, but as they settled down for their afternoon nap, even if it's only for a couple of hours, these kids will finally have clean air to breathe. tony chang al jazeera chang. my thailand by the weather is up next. the inside story looks at the role of regional plays, an ongoing conflict in sudan. stay with us. ah

hello, we will see a big change in the weather across china as we go through the next couple days. the cloud is gathering over across western parts, sliding towards a central areas ahead of that. we got some where to weather off shore pulling out of the way bright, find sunny weather coming in across a good part of japan and the korean peninsula getting up into the twenty's here. but we're struggling to get anywhere near 20 in we'll hand for saturday afternoon. up until recently we were getting into the low 30. so that is a big change. go on into sunday that cloud on grindstone very much in evidence there and only 13 degrees. will hon on sunday afternoon, could well see some localized flooding across southernmost past. meanwhile, to the korean peninsula, add for japan. it is fine, dry and sunny. still

a fair amount of sunshine into we're indo china one or 2 showers in places just trying to not the edge of those temperatures and very high temperatures that we have seen recently. good scattering a showers across southeast asia, southern bornea, seeing some big down poor sumatra. pushing up towards them lay peninsula as well, and some live showers to make in the way. across the northeast of india, we will see some pretty wet weather for a time, eating across bangladesh into the far northeast of india, and turning increasingly wet all the way down to the south. ah. the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action is all about distract, create confusion to create smoke and mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically supported. the oral industry was a main bank roller or opposition to climate.