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a religious call to discovered. plus the u. s. in the philippines show their military might, together as chime attentions continue. ah, we begin in sudan where citizens and foreigners are trying to escape the fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces. more than 1000. 600 people of various nationalities arrived in jed day in saudi arabia. overnight. it comes after yet another seas far has been repeatedly violated. do you find the tarion situation has been deteriorating fast since violence broke out 12 days ago. have a morgan is live for us in car tomb. so people trying to escape the capital vote for those left behind. one thing there's no escaping right now is rising prices and deteriorating situation, right?

yes indeed, and it is getting worse and worse as every day goes by without the fire holding and without an end to the fighting between the rapids support forces and the city needs army. now some of the residents who we spoke to in the northern part of the capital say that getting out of the out of her to me is very, very hard. but that this is not their main focus right now. they're trying to focus on getting basic necessities, but many of the shops remain closed because of the fighting and where shops are open. some of them have been looted and robbed and others where they have commodities. this prices are unaffordable. people have not been able to accept banks since the part of the fighting and even before that people were preparing for eat. so they spent most of the money trying to get their basic necessities in preparation for eat. we spoke to some of them on the 1st day as well, and they said that the situation has been very hard for them because of the lack of funds and lack of cash and becoming getting out of the capital is becoming harder and harder the residence to try to escape on the 1st day of

a 72 hours the fire announced by the wearing side. that being cut up, i made heavy bombardments for 11 days. now they're faced with other difficulties in trying to leave. the scarcity of fuel has made it hard even to reach bus station. the cost of transportation to other cities has skyrocketed. those who have cash are getting out. heading to dejection, border bro. all trying to see if they can get to the, the opium border and whatever. but there's lots of many, hundreds, thousands of others to the nice who don't have that luxury. and i don't know what they're going to do. the for a majority who can't leave are the most exposed them all life haven't, haven't a but we are really suffering hard to begin with. fuels have run out. bakeries are closed and we cannot find a loaf of bread. the same for meat prices have sword, one killer of tomatoes, cost, nearly $9.00, let alone the sharp shortage of medicines. we cannot live or even leave to other

areas, but we call on the government to do something to end this war, at least to allow us to flee. and despite the u. s. brokerage humanitarian sees fire. the fighting has continued in parts of the for denise capital, how to me and elsewhere. in under man, i shall landed in a roomy hospital, wounding over a dozen people, including patients and medical staff. a roomy hospital is the latest in the capitol to be hit by artillery for thing it's closure and adding to a worsening situation. it's patients were evacuated to a nearby medical facility that was already dealing with an influx of people injured from nearly 2 weeks of fighting. ending the war is not what the 2 worrying sides meant by the cease fire. its aim according to the worrying parties is allow citizens and residents to access health care are moved to save zones while foreign nationals are being evacuated. but while those foreign nationals are being taken to the safety of their own home abroad,

the sudanese are being forced to leave their to monitor. the impact of these crisis will be hard if for these crisis. so then hosted more than 1000000 refugees and 3700000 wouldn't definitely displace the un says at least 20000 refugees have arrived in tad and don't dance order with if a similar scene for denise civilians and national from up to 23 countries, all desperate to leave and have a what do we hearing about former bashir era officials who've escaped while they escaped when cobra prison, which is where they were held, was broken into on the 23rd or on the 23rd of april. that during the days of the fighting, that was not the 1st person to be broken into. but it was significant because it held a several senior officials from the former regime that was outside in a, in a democrat in an overthrow by the military. that is right now, fighting be rapid support forces. now they released the audio statement saying that

they will, they will have themselves. and once there is judicial body to hand to because right now, due to the fighting, many institutions have been halted and are an operational. so they say that once there is a system in place, according to the order release, they will have themselves and for justice because they're sure that they are innocent of the charges that they are being charged with. now let's be clear there . they're being charged with overthrowing the government in 1989 when the government came to power. and some of them are one to by the international criminal court for work crimes and crimes against humanity in the region of dar for the military says it's not responsible for the presence that's up to the police. but the minister of interior, the ministry of the building is currently occupied by the rapid support 4th of so it's clear that there will be no enforcement of the law when it comes to those who westgate president bush himself is in the military hospital. according to his family members, and that's where he's at the moment and they say that they just waiting for this to and so that he also goes to trial and proofs of innocence. but right now, the military says that it's up to the interior ministry,

which is under the rapid support forces to handle the situation. or i, thanks so much. have a morgan the al jazeera journalist, the humble till i call is following the eggs to this on the sudanese ethiopian border. not that i'm or didn't know we were standing at this point understood on your border identity theft survey. now, only a 10 minute long bridge separates the 2 countries and them. and i said, admit that our people have started to flock to this area because it's the only landlord crossing from sudan into europe. yeah, there are more than 2000 people from 23 different countries and have managed to reach at your can border. as you can see, they have come to the small board in town in a day, but most of them can get an interview when a rival is border crossings, pushes a dozen or more people in the past. now, the numbers are in 2000 jewish in here is dire,

the small town cannot handle such a huge influx of people, some contradict quickly, such as to which try 1000 and took his citizens on monday alone with the idea of the majority of those behind me citizen minutes. others experienced in yemenis and cannot get a visa arrivals. authorities here are trying to find solutions of a large number of sudanese have also come to this crushing in that and without transportation to this point may cost up to $1000.00 and then it un secretary general antonio with tara. shes calling on sedans, warring parties to silence the guns. he says the conflict will not be resolved on the battlefield. diplomatic editor james phase has a story in its 1st open meeting on sedans. since the crisis started, the security council received a dismal picture of the situation inside the country with the un secretary general telling them of violence could soon spread these 10 days of violence. and chaos are

art breaking and prolonged, full scale wash is unbearable to contemplates. so then board of, of 7 countries, all of which have either been involved in conflicts or seen serious civil unrest over the past. that it is a gateway to the sale where in security and political instability are making an already catastrophic humanitarian situation. even worse, the security general, special representative for saddam was recently relocated from khartoum joining an 800 kilometer overland convoy to port sudan from where he brief. the council said to generals, continued trading accusations and issuing competing claims of control over can storage. there is yet no unequivocal sign that either is ready to seriously negotiate, suggesting that both thing and securing

a military victory oversee as her is possible. this is a miscalculation for now the security council has been unable to agree of further statement on saddam. there are plenty of things they could do. they could accuse the 2 rival generals of war crimes, even put sanctions on them. but they know the international community for now must continue to deal with both men to try and keep the patches cease falls continuing. james bay's al jazeera of the united nations. meanwhile, sedans, ambassadors to the us called on the rapid support forces to lay down their weapons and integration to the army. deleting my de least, i do not need physical evidence to prove the scale of damages and suffering from this rebellion. but despite all of the above sudan remains the united states. i'm assuming its functions with responsibility. we did not declare a state of emergency. the events have not had a regional spill over sudan will defeat these difficult circumstances and we hope

to end the rebellion. and we call on the counsel to understand the exceptionally urgent situation and grants who down the time it needs to come up with adequate opportunities to achieve positive progress. that would bring sudan to a better position and revive the demands of the revolution. freedom piece and just ah kenyon police have recovered 809 bodies from shallow graves on land owned by the leader of a religious cult. far as to say, the victim starved themselves after being told they would meet jesus. katherine saw reports from shock, a whole, a village in eastern kenya, relative who b loveland may have become cult members. have come to look for them. the poor of boca traveled to the canyon coast from nairobi. her brothers disappeared several

years ago after selling their ancestral land it equally mcarthur, we have been trained to such as the mormon. i'm like the police took us to the pharmacy of one of the a rating and hoping that they would be rescued in a mascara. welcome back home, where lima is looking for his daughter. she disappeared 3 years ago. but in several people have been rescued. some like this man were weak and the hydrated they are undergoing cancelling aid workers say they have registered more than 200 missing people. half of them children, we are real shocked because initially we thought probably these are very local people from cliffy very poor people. but when we look up the records that we are receiving today, we have international people here, people from tanzania, people from a run that people from not group, sorry, people from nigeria, and even kenyans, who are well off, coming to all the way through to, to, to shock,

a hola! the land in shock, a holla seats on 300 heck. tears is remote and far removed from other villages in the area. we found several homesteads near where the grades are. it looks like any other poor, rural home, but there is nothing typical about these tragedy such camps as cutting across this area. it appears that people laughed in a hurry, relatives who are here a thing. they're hoping that their loved ones will be found alive. interior secretary, king dickie q. buddha visited the scene and made assurances that the alleged called leda paul, mackenzie may never be set free. i was glad to hear the direct our public prosecution say that he is exploring charging, mister marchese and his group with terrorism. and i

want to encourage the director of public prosecutions that is not far faded. to build a case of terrorism from what we are witless. relatives continued to wait for any news. a search and rescue. tim is on ground in the village, looking for victims who could still be hiding out in the bush. catherine soy shuck a. holla, malinda kenya, still had an al jazeera dozens of countries give. they support the idea of lifting international sanctions on venezuela. i will tell you about the russian dances looking to break into the paris and fixed next year. ah frank assessment just just means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the mac, informed opinions, find administration are very concerned about this development especially,

or what it means for china power on the world stage. critical debate. now only both the legal route for what they see the progress in depth analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera may on out his era a year after a 0 journalist sharina block. there was murder despite international outrage of multiple investigations implicating israeli forces. we ask why justice has not been served. fault lines examined the ramifications of juliet associates publications of us faith. he quit. and what the case against him could mean for press sweden after leading to a key for 2 decades. reggie tell you if the one is facing perhaps this toughest election yet as a rare coalition of opposition park is focused on seats in nigeria is to hold its 1st census in 70 years. an exercise likely to view ethnic tensions in africa's most populous nation. the united kingdom celebrates the coordination of charles the 3rd

as his crown at westminster abbey may on al jazeera will move. ah, all right, well, come back here watching out to see what time to we cap. those headlines. tens of thousands are flame, the fighting in sudan between the army and the current military rapid support forces. another sees fire has been repeatedly violated at least 459 people have been killed during 12 days of fight. citizens escaping the violence of already arrived in chad south sedan and ethiopia. that some are having problems crossing borders about entry. the death toll from my religious calcium kenya has

risen to at least 8930 say the victim starved themselves. the death of being told to stop beating by the leader of occult hymns. now under arrest. philippine president furnish san marcos junior has been overseeing his country's largest ever joint military drills with the united states. more than 17000 troops had taken part in the land, air, and sea exercises, and taking place across several provinces. they include areas near kit walters, contested by china. the philippines and the u. s. have a decades long mutual defense treaty bar below has more from zambales, province, philippine president burton and marcus junior, personally witnessing wednesday's public is an exercise between american and philippine forces in particular a ship thinking exercise in waters off the province of some ballast,

which is where we are right now very close to the south china sea. now from our vantage point, we could only see round artillery being fired into the sea, as well as one of these high mars rocket launchers, buying this house into the sea. but this was a joint literal live buyer exercise, which meant that round assets as well as they will last is in air assets were all being used. so target is marked any ship. now, philippine government officials, as well as us defense officials, they say these exercises in particular this ship seeking exercise that the president witness isn't targeting any particular country. but china, we not have a the same interpretation given the location of this exercise, which is in the south trying to see where the philippines and china have a territorial dispute. but officials say that all this underscores is the

strengthening alliance between the philippines and the united states. there have been successive engagements between the 2 countries, labor, which is the upcoming visit of president for dina and marcus junior to the united states. he will be meeting on may 1st with us president joe bided at the white house bar to below. i'll just hear a some ballast, the philippines. another us bank appears to be in trouble. shares of the san francisco based land 1st republic have plunged to a wreck. old lo, it shall price dropped nearly 50 percent on news posters, withdrew at least a $100000000000.00 in the 1st quarter of the year. last month's collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank calls the biggest crisis of confidence in the bank. in fact, since the 2008 financial crisis, singapore has executed a man for a drug offense, despise international please. for clemency tango, roger sophia, was hanged on wednesday. after being a victim of trafficking more than

a kilogram of marijuana rights groups are questioning whether he received the fair trial the when human rights officers condemned the execution, saying the death penalty for drug offenses is incompatible with international law. at least 57 people have died after 2 boats carrying migrants sank in the mediterranean. they were found off the libyan coast. 8 workers say they expect more bodies to be found in the coming days. the international organization for migration says more than $400.00 migrants and refugees have drowned this year, trying to cross the mediterranean from north africa, migrants making their way north through mexico, towards the us border. so the lips claim to mexican authorities for help. around 3000 people from central and south america in the group. they want help to

reach the border or permission to remain in mexico. they say they're prepared to block roads or continue harming themselves. we're asking for help if they can't help us, even if it's supplying a bus to get to our destination. we're asking for permit stay in mexico, which is the most important thing. it's important for many women and children. they need it because they've gone through a lot to bring the children here. you're not going to remind you more. we don't want people to die. we can't keep walking. this country is dangerous. the only way now is to protest. representatives of 20 countries have met in columbia to try and find regional solutions to the political deadlock in venezuela. they agreed to support the easing of international sanctions. i understand from pnc reports from tar, and i was supposed to unlock venezuela's long standing political deadlock. but at the end of a highly expected international conference in the denouncement showed little

concrete results say that if you don't pursue your home in positions were identified. first, the need to establish an electoral timeline that allows for the holding a free and transfer and elections full guarantees for all of in israel and actors. the 2nd that the steps agreed to the satisfaction of the parties are go hand in hand with the lifting of the various sanctions. representatives from 19 countries and the european union gathered in the colombian capital to try and force a restart of the talks between the venezuelan government of nicolas, my daughter and the opposition were suspended months ago in mexico. since dan colombian, president, several phase 2 has become at the fact the mediator between the united states, my doodle and the opposition to try and forge a road map out of the long running crisis. one in which the us will agree to lift sanctions in exchange for free elections is over if we need to establish

a timeline for the elections and it's guarantees. the venezuelan people need to choose freely with the sovereignty and without pressure what they want. the u. s. in the european union sent the high level delegation to the conference signaling. they agreed that the mexico talks are the best path forward after having failed to force original change in venezuela. despite years of economic crisis in the country, the force millions to flee. on monday the conference was almost disrupted by the expected arrival of one door. the former leader of venezuela's opposition who hoped to meet with international delegates without having been invited. the colombian government said he had entered the country legally and that they allowed him to leave for the united states. why the question, patron neutrality and negotiations and said he feared for his family back home and thought i had got to get up to 60. i was on the road to get to escaping the persecution of a dictatorship defying them a resume that taking me out of columbia. the persecution of the dictatorship

unfortunately, has reached columbia. but in the end why though, wasn't the main problem, the real issue is just how to convince my daughter to lose any grip on power. that swell m government insist that the sanctions need to be lifted immediately, including some $3200000000.00 held in us banks. for now the international community is just hoping to be able to convince my daughter to sit down with the opposition. again, i listen that i'm just with that multinational tobacco company is a great debate. $635000000.00 to the us state department to settle allegations of illegal trade in north korea. british american tobacco released a statement saying the settlement concerns sales during a decade from 2007 onwards. such sales are in violation of economic sanctions against north korea. but russian and bella,

russian athletes are continuing to train for next is big games in paris. but after the international olympic committee rules, they could compete in qualifying event sandra neutral flag. those jabari met some russians looking to qualify. they view event break, bouncing a dance off at stake, the title of russia's best sprague dancer, and potentially the chance to compete for the 1st ever olympic break dancing metals in next year's paris games. since russia launched, it's full scale invasion of ukraine last year. many international sporting organizations, banned russian and bell russian athletes from competitions, but with time, more exceptions are being made. last year for me it was like her, like 2 or 3 mom i was really like in

depression, but olympics was my goal number one is low, make a lot of them. they program for my mind. and the key fob was on the gold on stage, a survey goes by bumblebee. he won the individual people with gold medal at the 2018 summer youth olympics or break dancing made its debut. i'm with the senior games now were realistic goal. the 22 year old is practicing for hours every day break. dancing is popular in russia. many adults your hope will be able to continue chasing their dream operating on the gold medal in this mark. and next year, summer olympic games in harrison watching on one of the most prominent sport coaches in this country. a woman who's in charge of preparing rushes, rhythmic gymnast. she says her team to is ready to compete. tim all resorted fashion to impose 51 and pick metals and the

400 if to, to middle of all championship in fiji. so, coaches on 25 years, we are forced in and begins sports and lisa, it's mindy cheetham. nonetheless, at the i o. c remains under pressure from more than 30 countries that are calling for a ban on all russian athletes at the games are doing a country that launch the war has no place in any international sporting competition. still a chance if a receiving one then of disappointment for these young fans keen to see their heroes on the bigger stage, bumblebee says for him, break dancing is freedom. something that shouldn't be constrained by politics door such a bari al jazeera moscow explains where the agencies warning people to prepare for

exceptionally high temperatures. for this time of the year, 40 degrees celsius, a full cost. i could shot records for the month of april. a fit for me, whether is next them it's inside story. stay with us. ah ah. so to disappoint any cold spring in the british isles and the wind is still coming down from the north. so though not alone, that cold air does penetrate belgium and germany and the snow that comes from it will be evident in norway and sweden. there is a cut off point. if you follow the wind in a moment, it probably gets to his file. slovakia, western ukraine, but this boundary is frontal system means rather wet weather from better was than to was a western turkey at the east with his nice warm sunshine,

17 moscow and to be off to the west. things will slowly warm the real war. my thus been in spain and portugal recently em, if you'd call it halt and there's a course of full cost heat wave, you may have heard about it on news reports, and here we go. just to prove the points of ill 5 day forecast takes you above the while, the spanish record, which is in north yet. so does it for $4.00 and even seville record of $35.00. so we're, we're an excess of that for most of the next few days. and that heat also stretches for the sas in fact, to morocco. marrakech is 40, would also be a new record. and in north africa, the saddles temperatures though, in major cities, austria on the high side, we've seen 46, is also reco breaking. only 10, put a bit for the sas by the showers. with lebanese tells me businessman, with a large gold mining operation in mexico for leave to succeed. you recall and gypsy

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