a with one a global perspective for ah, you are watching the news, our life from a headquarters into ohio, eddy navigator coming up in the next 60 minutes. so don's latest frequently violated ceasefire is due to expire within hours, mediators scramble to extend it. want to make sure that the possible this is

extended, we're very actively engaged on that ice hoping for to have more information on that in the coming hours. iran says it sees than oral tanker and the goal, following a collision with one of its vessels ready for lift off long considered a late comer to the race. africa explores the potential of space exploration. i'm devin ashtray, they'll the sport including you currently you may me, gra, american basketball player brittany granite gets emotional as she speaks publicly for the 1st time since being released from the russian prison. ah hello. we begin with the news hour with the desperate last minute efforts by the u . n. the u. s. african nations and others to extend to don's fractured cease fire.

fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces has continued if at a lower level, during the 72 hour truce, which is due to end in just under 4 hours time. the worst of the conflict was started nearly 2 weeks ago, has been in the capitol har tomb. but it's also flared and other provinces including dar for as a sad beg reports. moving through the aftermath of battle in what used to be a market place. now ammunition shells listed the streets. the situation remains dyess, the sudanese, trapped inside the city, turned battle ground, but never got to get at the vent crisis is big. the situation is very tough on those difficulty in internal movements. we often stand in long queues to get bread happened many times where we got bread, but never the amount that my family need well and what they lamented. the damage has his everything. both of them are fighting each other and we the people will be the biggest losers. and the most affected law. the where's the 2 parties did a conflict, namely, albert han and meet the de,

showed the sudanese people 10 per cent only of the care and attention they gave to foreign countries through safe corridors to evacuate their nationals from the country. we need to take our sick people to hospital and to remove the dead bodies from to street. emergency services have been stretched beyond capacity and are pleading for help. a doctor from these scenes at a heart to him hospital for advising either there are still injured people in the hospital. medical supplies are very scarce. no medical teams have managed to reach us due to lack of security and safety on the roads leading to the hospital. the injured are still coming to hospital because of the current battles. if the fighting wasn't enough, some fear armed looters even more. cctv footage captures men dressed in military fatigues and carrying weapons breaking into shops. it's not clear who these men are or which side they belong to. both the military and rapid support forces accused each other of breaking law and order elsewhere in the country. the terracon in and

near the border with chad has seen intense battles. the airy has witnessed ethnic conflict in the recent past. now the sound of gunfire can be heard as locals run for cover. star reports, the city has no electricity and very limited phone connectivity. countries continued to evacuate their people from sudan aid workers arrived in jordan on thursday. i think all of us feel very relieved, but all of us are very, very mixed feelings. also regress relief or sydney's go behind. the sudanese army has denied reports of possible talks with the r as if it said in the statement of the rapid support forces have no choice but to surrender will perish. i said, beg, i'll g 0 last spring and have a morgan or from cartoon for a live updates. so as we get closer to the end of that 72 hours ceasefire, are people nervous as to what may happen next. however,

while people are divided into 2, there are people who are nervous because they've seen how these the previous these fires have held. and they've seen the air strikes. and the artillery strikes between the rapid support forces and the sudanese army. and their biggest concern is that it will intensify in the coming days. may say that if that's the kind of fighting that's happening during a ceasefire, imagine what would happen when that's his fire ends in about a few hours time. then there are other people who say that that's he's for i never held and they've been witnessing, repeated fighting and confrontation between the rapid support for says and the sudanese army. and so for them, whether this expires or not, or whether there's a news, these fire doesn't make much of a difference. they still can't leave their homes. they still don't have access to power and water. and basic commodities and goods are very hard to get by, and there's no cash in the market. some banks remain closed. so some people say that while they don't one the ceasefire to end or they want to renew it and renewal of it because they've seen the fighting, and they are concerned that it will get worse and worse in the coming days. others i think that they are already living through the worst conditions possible. and so

it doesn't matter if there is a renewal or not about tell us a little bit more about the political and diplomatic attempts to at least try to get the ceasefire extended. while the regional body, i guard the inter governmental authority and development has reached out to the sudanese army and they agreed tentatively to that 72 hours these fire that is supposed to start once this one ends around midnight local time. but the rapid support forces are yet to respond and agree to it. and this is the latest initiative to try to get the 2 sides to stop fighting so that people can get access to humanitarian necessities or humanitarian needs. because many people still remain trapped in their homes. unable to get basic commodities un, unable to get medical treatments. but again, the rapid support forces are yet to actually respond to that proposal by the i got a body then as the issue of the envoy, the sudanese army agreed to send an envoy to the south in east capital juba. but also the rapid support forces has yet to agree to that. so they are concerned that

the efforts of the regional body or the international bodies may not bring much result on the ground for the people in sudan, and especially in the capital houghton. okay. have a thank you so much, have a morgan reporting from her tomb. so as you've been hearing many markets in the capital have been destroyed and unexploded ammunition poses a danger to those who have remained behind al jazeera, my father is in northern, harder to with more. natalie, nati lafayette. and that's united fulfillment we are in the suburb of shamburger, north of kraft, come back, lee. this part of the main fruit and vegetable market was the scene of violence fighting between the sudanese army and the rapids support forces on saturday. and as you can see, the damage is evident. this frog was carrying ammunition and it exploded. during the confrontation, the shrapnel flew everywhere. the biggest danger now is that not all ammunition has exploded. this presents a threat to pedestrians and cause bearing in mind that some trade is on custom as all returning to the market. the ammunition is scattered around the area. these

munitions could explode that any time due to the high date temperatures, all of cars run over them, or people step on them. these buildings where police officers used to live as well as the market, have been severely damaged and the explosions and the fighting, which is considered some of the most violent in this area. given the situation authorities need tend to vin quickly and bring in teams to dispose of the explosive ordinance safety because people have started using this road again. bob, i was so level. hard to miss, difficult and dangerous. yeah. okay. military planes have flown their citizens out from an air base north of cartoon. but it can take several hours to cover the 20 kilometers to the way these said now base saudi arabia, an india, or among the countries that have evacuated people from ports to don. about 850 kilometers or 13 hour drive east of cartoon, summer making the journey north to egypt. that's about a 1000 kilometers from the capital. while others are taking,

taking even longer routes about 1500 kilometers west to the border with chad. that's where our correspondence is. my the denise and he reports from a village near the chart. so don border. it's a difficult situation for hundreds and hundreds of refugees who are yet to be registered by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international don't. just as we just at the village, not far away from cooper on the way it is a major distribution center for the was for program and other ages. we realize that dozens of people who fled the situation is done. and i come out here out in the open in makes your structures have not been registered and therefore couldn't access some of the aid being delivered to refugees who fled the crisis in sudan. now basically, the situation is such that the united nation has only organized or other budgeted

for at least 20000 people in terms of food supplies or food assistance. however, with the current situation, it looks like the agencies yeah, the united nations agencies as well as other organizations, like the world foot program, don't have enough to feed the expected number of people who are crossing over from sudan and into china earlier this morning today, there were reports of skirmishes across the border, not a 35 kilometers from the town of denison town of address, where people local law reporting, hearing gunfire, explosions, not far away in the town of janina which is of course being contested by both parties in the conflict and so that's why i was following the evacuation efforts of several countries in djibouti airports is here on the market debate. these international app or where plains have been landing, carrying people evacuated from food on, as well as at the neighboring military ad,

a diabetes, the hub for these areas. accusation operation because the host, the military of several foreign powers, including the us, china, wrong in japan and there among countries. i've been evacuating that diplomats and government workers. and then also this isn't actually the song of the lighting and the bomb explosion everywhere. all the time. we can please read the replying with the people benefiting from these evacuated programs belong to a relatively fortunate minority, as many thousands more trying to flee food on by land into neighboring country. malcolm web. i'll just, inability for now speak to our shop. malik, who is the country director for save the children in sudan. he's joining us though

from jet doesn't saudi arabia. thank you so much for your time with us and al jazeera. how is the, the fighting impacted say the children's operations in saddam thank you very much. so at the moment. like, you know, and have to me since the start of this crisis on 15th of april or ports of like electricity carts echo hotel echo horse applies. which actually really impacted the, the population in terms of like making sure that that they are able to survive. this is in addition to the tax on civilian population in the spots of the city. and now the situation is that it has now like the, the conflict has no started and investor, the full staff are reporting looting through a 4 offices in one in july and want to get in, which is a capital cup and city of good enough. they have been looted,

it was several times she got a house as well. we just learned to unconfirmed. so she has that to offer. and, and actually again, she's offices in for tomorrow, saluted this she'll really impact the capacity of agencies to deliver any emergency services. right. so very difficult for you and your staff to be carrying out a needs assessment with the deteriorating security situation right now. at the moment this next will impossible. so like the safety of stop safety of our patient is seen do martin, but the continues fighting. it's next to impossible to conduct any kind of assessment at the woman. right. and then more of the sort of the conflict, of course, your monetary needs and don, we're already quite large with children being the most vulnerable. so what are the biggest threats right now for children in your opinion?

so 1st of all, i think you'd likely mentioned that that the situation was already by the dia, 15800000 people, canceled and acquired immune get punitive assistance. and now with to me being the center of the crisis, we have 5000000 people live. half of them are more like more like close to half of them are actually basically below the low of 20. so there are significant number of children. in fact, to me, at the moment, i have a report from my staff who have been actually recreating cartoon going to the other cities, several places, but also when 2 neighboring countries. while they were moving out of the places they have seen charged bodies on the, on the road, they have seen damage buildings. they've seen a lot of complete gun fires and this has to be very, very serious impact. on the 2nd you go for mental health for

a little bit more about that, that about impacts in particular and also the longer this conflict goes on, what's the long term impact on children here? so i said like the conflict has one the impact from the children, from a mental well being perspective. but also now the other main concern we have is there is no supply coming in from anywhere. so whatever supplies we had, we were like, i'm talking about all of the national relations with including the mercy of felt was, or whatever supplies we supplied to that facility. that's pretty much it. we cannot move our supplies out, our supplies and not that for looted. so i'm sure one of the supplies of most of the agencies and insult. so the ability of intellectual agencies to prevent any lifesaving activities is pretty limited based on number one particular situation. right. also the fact that the ongoing looping of agencies will further days are capacity. ok,

we'll leave it there. thank you. are not like thank you for joining us from jetta and saudi arabia. now the u. s. pardon me, diplomatic efforts to extend that truth have been gathering pace in the u. s. secretary state anthony blinkin says that washington is working actively between the war and generals and to don to prolong that sees fire. rosalyn jordan has more from the u. s. state department u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin, told reporters on thursday that with the end of the latest cease fire, the work for the us and other western countries as well as members of the african union continues because the need to re establish peace inside. so dan, is of the utmost importance. we are very actively working to extend the, the cease fire. we've had a 72 hours cease fire, which like most, sees fires is imperfect, but nonetheless has reduced violence. and that's obviously created somewhat better conditions for people in sudan as also enabled some humanitarian assistance to

continue to move around. but we want to make sure that um it possible this is extended, we're very actively engaged on that ice, hoping expect have more information on that in the coming hours. and the focus, again, is on extending the cease fire and making sure there is a humanitarian access. in recent days, there been melting criticisms of the u. s. government for not organizing and evacuation of the sun. 16000 us citizens, mostly dual nationals who were still inside sudan. what the secretary of state suggested is happening is trying to set up a process where people who have been living in the country for some time may decide to day that they want to stay. but that tomorrow or next week, they want to leave. the secretary told reporters, it's important to establish a process where they can help you, us citizens, no matter when they decide to leave. sudan. rosalyn jordan al jazeera, the state department on to moorehead on the,

on to 0 news. our including south korea's president tells the u. s. congress expect a firm response to publications from pyongyang rebuilding awards foreign country ukraine appeals to financier as promising to consign corruption to the past in sport. the buck stops here. a huge offset in the m. b. a. playoffs. as the top seas are knocked out, that's coming up with gemma. ah . but 1st the ron's army says one fits vessels has collided with an oil tanker in the gulf, which was later seized by its forces. earlier the u. s. navy reported the seizure of marshall islands flagged ship. the advantage suite in the gulf of oman. iran says to if its crew are missing, after the collision, satellite tracking data showed the turkish managed tanker which had been bound for houston, texas was just north of mines capital,

muskets on thursday afternoon. particle haine has more from washington d. c. well, as always, when it comes to stories that come out between the u. s. at around, they're telling, very different stories. so from the u. s. navy perspective, they say the fifthly, i heard a distress call at $115.00 local time and that the, the crew said that the ship was being seized, being boarded. they later put up a poseidon. and they said that he believed it was the iranian navy that did that now ran 1st part it said the night before, one of its ships collided with an unnamed ship ad server. 2 of their sailors were missing and 3 were injured. so not exactly clear because the timing doesn't line up in the events, don't seem to line up either. we don't know very much about the ship. we know that it's called advantage suite. it's flagged in the marshall islands. it's believed that he was managed by a turkish company, potentially owned by a chinese firm. it was seized in the gulf of oman, a had just been in kuwait,

it was headed to houston, texas. and we don't know anything about basically how much oil was in it. we believe that it was chartered by chevron and add the u. s. navy is calling on a ran to release the crew and the oil tanker. they say this is the 5th commercial vessel that's been seized by iranian navies. in the last 2, the south korean president, june, secure, has just finished addressing the u. s. congress. you officially began the state visit on wednesday, the 1st such trip i felt friend, leader in 12 years. the us on south korea unveiled a nuclear deterrence plan to boost cooperation in the face of threats from north korea. my kind of has more from washington. well, he certainly received a rapturous welcome. he was interrupted more than 45 times by applause during his speech. and as he has just been leaving the chamber now, members of congress had been lightning up to take sophia with him and to have the

program signed. but the south korean president of played very strongly on the fact that this is the 70th anniversary of the alliance between the u. s. and south korea . very significant date. he highlighted the close relationship that has existed between the 2 countries over the decade and insisted that this relationship will need to be both on further you seeking support from the united states and the ongoing confrontation with north korea. and by the reaction of the joint houses of congress in the course of this morning, that is certainly what he's going to be getting. the business end of his visit was culminated in a meeting with president biden, where a washington declaration was signed. also agreement was reached on a nuclear cooperated group in terms of which the u. s. will keep south korea briefed on any nuclear deployment that may happen in the particular region. and also as a tangible sign of this mounting relationship,

the u. s. has agreed to send a nuclear powered aircraft carrier to the region incoming month for president. in other words, he has declared a state of emergency in border areas. she tries to curb illegal migration. the decision will allow police on military to carry out operations and increase migration control in several province. as the decree will also place limits on the constitutional rights of freedom of movement, hundreds of migrants have been making their way from chile. after the government there is heightened immigration policies. we have marianna sanchez joining us now from the border city of talk now. so what's the situation of the border between chile, i'm peru, where you are well, doreen, it's been very thames this morning with my grand most of them undocumented. it is stuck in the middle between cheese and be too many of them trying to cross into plato is pushing the police to try to cross over. it's been very pen. so people

who are many of them have children very small. so when they just started walking into the desert towards the ocean, which is about an kilometer away from here to try to go around this. but what the scenes are really, really sad to see women pulling their suitcases just little, what they have their belongings, the suitcases in the sand, those children also carrying bags running, ask their parents to try to evade the police over eventually they were all cause they were all brought back here. they've been here for, for some time, but it's been, is a group of people that it's moving. some of them have been here for, for 5 days. others have just arrived. some have been able to leave. and what they have to do to, in their, in order to get into they do is to a walk in the desert at night. the only way to go through. but they have to walk at

least 60 kilometers to get to the center of the capital. what people here are saying is they just want to go through, they don't want to say they do, they're asking for bosses. they say they want to pay for the ticket and they want to be shuttled all the way north into to well or to continue their journey. most of them then as well, and haitian during so marianna, how is the government then responding to the well question and you know a lot of them now yesterday that there would be a state of emergency here and she would send the military army to secure and support the police, not only here in the board with nobody, every single border around in the country. that hasn't happened just yet. what people here are saying is that they are being requested of the sub to come in here, but they don't even have a passport. those who have the money to get

a passport from their own home, from their own home countries. so the president also says that you want the truth in a way to give security to peruvian. she said, many of them are criminal, full stigmatizing migrants who, who get the worst part. of course, there are, here are some, just living on handouts from you. and they are catholic organizations and people who are bringing them some food and some water. and also many of them who are able to go through go to talk now to center the capital of this region. and they are also stigmatized there because people don't want them are also a very difficult situation for these migrant 3. thank you. marianna, marianna sanchez reporting from the peru should i border the circus president read the paper to on has made his 1st public appearance since counseling 2 days if election campaigning due to sickness early on attended the inauguration of the country's 1st nuclear power plot by a video link on tuesday, he became ill during

a live television interview. tricky as president is facing a close contest the next month election. 3 top newspapers in the u. s. are seeking support from the biden administration for the release, if an american journalist from a russian prison, the new york times, the washington post and the wall street journal has shortly run an ad calling for evan girth, of which is released. he was arrested in russia last month and charged with spying . the u. s. has imposed new sanctions on russia's intelligence agency, and iran revolutionary guard corps for detaining americans, which it sees as hostages. that biden administration was reportedly working on the measures before russia. authorities detained evan girl of its last month, a number for merican nationals are behind bars and both russia and iran. the ukrainian president volunteers. lensky has named the new ambassador to beijing after a phone call with china leader. this was the 1st time the lensky and she,

jim paying has spoken since russia invaded ukraine last year. the landscape described the conversation as long and meaningful while she, jim pain called her talks between moscow and heave. meanwhile, ukraine has tried to reassure a financier as that the reconstruction of the country will go ahead and urge them to invest even before the war ends. but the country still struggling to overcome its long record of corruption. charles stratford reports from keith. russian forces withdrew from board young care and april last year. large sections of the town, a half hour drive from cave lion ruins while fighting continues in the east. and despite there being no end of the war in site reconstruction of towns like this one, the rebuilding of vital infrastructure fall from the front lines is already on the way the post of the work so far is being paypal would ukrainian cash reserves. but

what's being described as the largest rebuild in europe since the 2nd world war could cost a trillion dollars. as the madness, reconstruction process starts and the money starts flooding in, there are still serious concerns about corruption in a report compiled by the us, along with the organization, transparency and national. they say that these long entrench problems include whole governance, the influence of oligarchs on parliament, low integrity, in the private sector, and a compromised judiciary. and this means that keeping this reconstruction process clean is a huge challenge. while ukraine's international corruption rating has improved in recent years, it remains dismal. only russia was worse in the region. according to transparency internationals, 2022 corruption index. we need to improve the transparency where our security

risk are mitigated because of the russian war. this is number one and other we need to continue doing the reforms, the diesel reform. we need to start the reform, the audit and the county chamber of ukraine. and of course, in a long term, we're looking into a monopoly quantity changes in order to avoid any violation of the competition law . experts say ukraine has cleaned up its act in some sexes, including banking and health care, but pressure from civil society organizations and digital all the ting of politicians and company assets must be ramped top. it meets time, it's a huge system. we need to recruit more than 2000 judges. it's a huge challenge. that is one another one let strengthen the capacity of than to corruption institution. they need more investigators. they need more prosecutor, the need more, more judges. crane's foreign minister reassured potential investors at a conference or reconstruction held in rome. you will hear how much we're doing to make our country economically viable and attractive for trade and investment,

but the up or to need you saw here and now you don't have to wait for the end of the war. ukraine's progress to fool you. membership from its candidacy status granted in june is dependent on reforms. many focused specifically on corruption. on the right track, say western backers, but big questions remain on just how cleanly their reconstruction money will be used. shall stratford al jazeera keith. stella had only answers there in his hour. this line is i've a 300 vehicles in it and it's over kilometer long. i'll tell you what's fueling hubert energy crisis. and one of the best footballers of old time has entered the dictionary details coming up a jama in sport. ah ah,

we still haven't said good bye to the changeable, really changeable weather. out of the eastern side of europe has come down across the black sea in is affecting turkey at once again. this is the night time picture, a significant rain stretching dance around talia even towards cyprus. and by day there it's all moved slowly. eastwards is only slightly warmer estoppel with a cold wind. the average at this time the year should be 20, not 13 is going to feel equally disappointed. go down 11 time coast and towards egypt and that's going to move in land. so showers and a wind and dropping the temperature man's going to drop down to probably the high, your mid teens. the same is true for the rest of jordan, good part of lebanon, even syria. but if you south of that is much quieter than it was a scattering of lighting showers. maybe inside of your aber and dad, in yemen is 36 and doha, 37 great cities in baghdad. this is quite warm the even at this time the, the of course temperature should now be rising. little real change here ging

saturday, but it's just a bit of a deterioration. jerusalem, se 14 come saturday again on the cold side. significant. right. if it falling in kenya in ethiopia, and back towards d. r. c, it's the right term, the for it to happen. and is still going to happen. not very much. so in somalia. ah, the money the rules because don't should be changing climate change and transforming the civic on economy in the 2nd of to the special report. want to let me investigate what the state oh, now just in may on out in a year after a da 0 journalist sharina block, there was murder despite international outrage of multiple investigations implicating israeli forces. we asked why just has not been served. felt lines examined the ran extensive gillian associates publications of u. s. states he quits and what the case against him could mean for press freedom

after leading to key for through decades. reggie, this is facing perhaps, is toughest election yet, is a rare coalition of opposition parties. folks to unseat nigeria is to hold the 1st fences in 70 years, an exercise likely to view ethnic tensions in africa's most populous nation. the united kingdom celebrates the coordination of few jobs. the 3rd, as his crown at westminster abbey may on al jazeera. ah ah, hello again, the top stories on the al jazeera news hour. so don's army says it's agreed to extend an ongoing cease fire mediated by the u. s. and saudi arabia for another 72

hours fighting between the army and the para military rapid support forces house continued despite the truce, which is due to end at midnight local time. iran has seized the u. s. balance oil tanker. and the goal of saying the vessel collided with one of its own. earlier the u. s. navy report of the seizure from marshall islands flagged ship. the advantage sweets in the gulf of foreman, south korean president, you insecure, has addressed the u. s. congress at the end of his state visit saying so we'll respond firmly to north korean provocations. but he said the door will remain open to dialogue with pyongyang. returning to our top story in the fighting and suit. don sarah. hi, ross has the latest on what's being posted on line from inside the country. hi, ms. holla, fall line sedan thumbs up. the situation there with this tweet, he says, waking up in a war zone for the 13th time and apparently is still a reality, notes and nightmare. now that reality is getting harder by the day,

like in the city of janina in the west of saddam where most residents have been cut off from electricity and phone networks for 4 days now because of the ongoing fighting and social media updates from within sedan on notes to be reduced to people are advising each other to buy enough phone credit now for emergencies. they say later in case of a full network shut down and for those that can afford phone credit is proving to be very expensive. as my seen in indian travel blogger has been documenting how to reach us for 11009. it's all, it's all water journalism. i believe now, medicines and basic supplies are also running low and with people needing to flee. many sit in. these are sharing ways with people living abroad can help whether it's through fund raises or even posting informational where to find doctors and pharmacies in egypt once they cross the border. now on the ground though,

there's also a sense of community during these hard times. bottles of water and food were handed out for free. passengers being bossed out. and for those staying behind some of charles venturing out during the si, fi, this group of people who are taking matter in their own hands and started clearing up off the days of intent. fighting starting with this medical facility in the city of nile up south west of saddam mold, over the president of accused russia, of meddling in her country's internal affairs. my assigned to says many of those running and a regional election are kremlin agent. sounds whose government has borrowed a russian delegation from going to go got the province this week ahead of sundays pull moscow denies allegations of interference ties with russia have been strained in recent years as mulder over 6. you and nato membership. and as are based on is rejecting french calls to remove checkpoints on the only road linking the country's

ethnic armenian enclave to neighboring armenia. i think a lot of the 1st french foreign minister of as a back to in 6 years, russia, which broke courtesy fire in 2020 to end a war between armenia and as a resign over the region of care about accuses from on the u. s. of undermining its role as mediator. armenia says the russians are failing to protect ethnic armenians living in the break away region. bernard smith has more from bucko as there is a, put a check point up on that they say because armenia is running weapons to counteract charges. of course armenia denies, but they've done this under the nose if you like. of russian peacekeepers have been there since 2020 while the russian peacekeepers of that. it's the french foreign minister with us backing who's here in back, who leading diplomatic efforts to try and resolve this latest flare up media really suspects that of john is trying to essentially take over the rest of the car back

by stealth as a by john in that last war between the 2 side in 2020, took back control of huge amounts of territory around the main urban area of kara. back of the main city can counties what the as aires, call it for the armenians. it's upon occurred ethnic armenians in there. and they want to remain, they sort of separated from a by john, it's internationally recognizes is very territory, but it is essentially disputed. and this is why this conflicts been so long running because we haven't resolved the final status of this area about john says it's offered armenia, jewel control over this road. i mean, here, it says, i mean, it hasn't taken up that offer. and that's why these areas put in this checkpoint, but the friendships that today, catherine colona said she does not believe is checkpoint, should be that it could lead to further flareups of violence. and the russians also had a couple of days ago. they don't believe either side should be taking unilateral actions,

at least for palestinians have been injured during confrontations between farmers and is really settlers in the occupied west bank. according to local sources, settlers have been harassing herders of the northern jordan valley and preventing them from grazing their cows. attacks on doesn't the farm locations in the area have increased in recent years. former brazilian president j, or both scenario has been questioned by federal police as part of an investigation and to post elect and riots. thousands of his supporters, storm government buildings in january after he lost the presidential election, monica anna kev reports from priscilla. former president abel sonata testified for almost 3 hours. he's being investigated by brazil's federal police for allegedly instigating the january 8th attacks on government buildings, but he denied any wrong doing. well, pretty major hate theodore bosa noro has strongly condemned these attacks in any

attempt against brazil's democracy democracy. on january 8th, the san ardo supporters stormed the presidential palace congress in the supreme court. they called on the military 12th president, reason as to lula, the silva who had taken office a week before. bull sonata is being accused of laying the grounds for the riots by repeatedly making unfounded claims that brazil's voting system should not be trusted. and for crying out fraud, even before lula defeated him in last year's election. on january 10 panel share to post on his facebook casting doubts on the electoral resolves, his go, his lawyers told the police he had done so by mistake. wondering while recovering from an intestinal occlusion in an american hospital in orlando, and while being sedated as a postcard proofread this post was published unintentionally the proof is that a soon as he was warned,

2 or 3 hours later he took the post down. doctor bo sonata flew to the united states in december before ending his term since his return to brazil. 3 months later, he has been the target of several investigations. what of us vacations are far from over brazil's congress has just announced it's launching a parliamentary inquiry into the january 8th riots. monica cannot give al jazeera brazilian brazil in cuba, motorists are queuing for fuel sometimes for days at a time due to crippling shortages. the island nation is highly dependent on energy imports and presented miguel diaz canal blame supplier countries. fuel shortages are some of the biggest challenges facing the president was re elected for a 2nd term last week. at augustin reports empty fuel pumps and cues of vehicles that stretched for blogs. the latest chapter in cuba. long economic crisis,

cadillac, there's no fuel. we spend 3 days driving around. we've been to 6 or 7 gas station, and the cues are never ending. president miguel diaz canal says the country is only receiving 2 thirds of the petal it needs. he's blamed supply nations. why is a canadian ingle, the countries that have commitments to us to supply us with gasoline based on the agreements that we have with them, have also been in a complex energy situation and have not been able to meet those commitments. and so dr. as are organizing themselves into lines and using whatsapp groups to find out where and when tankers are arriving. some find ways to while away the time to go or if it doesn't arrive to day, it will arrive to morrow. but i've got to be here. i go to my house, i shower, i eat, i come back with my guitar and continue composing cubans a used to spending time in case. but the something almost surreal about this, this line is i have a 300 vehicles in it. and it's over kilometer long. last week the government

started rationing. how much petrol and diesel drive is combined as she is? all of them are the ganado grandma. so this will allow us not to touch 0 and to cover vital services such as ambulances, neck or logical services, and transporting potatoes to the market, which requires diesel. one economist says, the main reason for the short will is the cash crunch to kennedy like on will tailor without fear for tractors, harvests are smaller. if workers comp make it to the factory, productivity is lowered. if there is one sector that the rest of the economy depends on its fuel rider lobrado and his family had been waiting around all day and have a long night ahead. on regard, my tank only has a space for 35 liters. so i drive for 2 days and then have to come back to sleep outside a new petrol station. in the short term, it means long nights and dreary days. in the long term, it means more price increases and an economy that produces even less. ed augustin

al jazeera has on a conference underway in ivory coast aims to present space exploration as the key to unlocking social and economic transformation in african countries. the goal is to make space programs a larger priority across the continents. nicholas hack reports. senegalese astrophysicist, pharmacy allies searching for solutions to some of africa's most pressing challenges. but looking into space is not enough. she says via elliot on. i would like to go to space because if i can go to space, i can gather precious information that will be useful for generations to come. it's essential that micro, since the 1st man in space in 1961, hundreds of astronauts have blasted off. but a black african is yet to make the journey by casa guys, scientists from burkina. faso says it's about time vis, changes shifting part in the new space, africa conference in ivory coast,

where scientists, companies and investors gather, hoping to change perspectives of space. research suffer produce, wasn't that book enough or so has been there been on for more than 60 years. and yet we struggle with the same problems, hunger, lack of water and agriculture. we waste of money when we should invest in space research to find long term solution. hurry to one. in april, kenya launched its 1st satellite joining the few african countries that have space programs. the images, it generates support conservation efforts by anticipating weather patterns such as droughts. they can even help protect boarders by monitoring the movements of arm groups and the sale. some of the components of satellites are precious metals and minerals found on the continent, but they cause to hundreds of millions of dollars and take years to build. omari chad, they canyon start up has the solution nano satellites. this america was actually well made for africa visit is, is it is the life for blake all go functioning satellite. it is affordable i it is

modular. and what to do is, in an avoidance businesses we shorten the launch renewal period to explore, to submit any country to optimize on a meteorite. for mars, researchers discovered traces of 0 con, a mineral found in abundance and synagogue priscilla. this is no coincidence with only 4 percent of the universe known to humans. she says, africans have an important role to play in discovering what's out there and how it can be used to improve lives back on earth. nicholas hawk al jazeera or currently in just over a dozen african countries have their own space programs. a number that is expected to rise call. and baker has more of all the countries that have put satellites in orbit african nations have sent the fewest the 1st satellite phone call between 2 world leaders was made in 1963. we congratulate

big hammond between us president john f. kennedy and nigerian climb minister, a buddha car to follow belabor maggie prime minister and we'll look forward to seeing you back to the wide out again some day that was a few years after stations in nigeria. and zanzibar kept track of the 1st american astronauts, kenya hosted an italian spaceport in its waters in the 1960s. it still there, but out of use france when a test launch site. in algeria. many space programs in africa were built with satellites purchased from abroad. these were mostly for communications, television, and internet, egypt and nigeria. i've had these programs for more than 20 years. angola launched one from catholics down in 2017. it failed a few months later. and morocco and algeria have launched earth observation satellites, as well as those for communications. gabon has

a space program where it downloads data to manage its vast rain forest. but now that satellites a smaller and cheaper many african countries are building them at home. south africa put up a cube satellite way back in 2001. now gonna kenya, ethiopia, tunisia, zimbabwe and rwanda. have their own 2. 1 benefit is developing a new generation of space expertise at home. one more dollar gets you schools to teaching or why young wines of high school student elementary school as 2 games, satellites, technology, at least $500.00 students. we meet every every year and, and give them day they have knowledge of, of, of satellite to college. soon launches may return to the african continent. djibouti recently announced that will develop a spaceport with china. the u. s. television personality, jerry springer,

known for his provocative talk show has died at his home in chicago. he was 79. the former mayor of cincinnati began hosting the jerry springer show in 1991. continuing for nearly 3 decades. it covered a range of sensational topics and often led to physical confrontations. his family says his ability to connect with people was central to his success. david still had on the, on the 0 news, our play, the madrid openness interrupted by court and vader, of the feathered bar variety dots coming up next. and sports would jemma ah ah

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again time for the sports since he was drama. thank you. during american basketball player brittany griner has spoken publicly for the 1st time since her release from a russian prison. the 32 year old was freed in a prisoner exchange in december after being detained in russia on drugs charges. since then, greiner has resigned the w and b a side, the phoenix mercury. speaking to media in arizona the to target in pitt gold medalist scott visibly emotional when talking about had 10 months in a russian prison. i'm no stranger to a hard time. you cried. you may mika, i just dig in deep, honestly, you know, you're going to be faced with adversities throughout your life. this was

a pretty big one, but i just kind of relied on our work now to one of the biggest upsets in n, b a playoff history. the top seated milwaukee bucks and knocks out in the 1st round by the miami heat. a team that it only just scraped in to the pay season. david stakes reports the milwaukee burks were already up against it knowing they had to win games $56.00 and $7.00. if they were to reach round to young, i sent it to come po, did what he could for the mba top rank team. but jimmy butler and showed the miami heat, stuck with the 16 down in the 4th quarter. butler rattled off 12 straight points before doing this to force i betimes. will execute a boy at a huge moment. falling down, butler didn't let up, racking up 42 points and sensing the books were there for the taking him again.

hold on tight, uranus tried his best to keep a walkie alive in front of their home friends. but time eventually ran out jerry's work, a group of basketball players and were having fun when i were out there were playing basketball right away. and good things have whenever you do, the miami barely made it into the post season having straight through by the play in tournament. and this is only the 6th time than 8 seed is beaten. and number one, just the search david stokes al jazeera knock on the box had the best record in the regular season. am had hopes of a 2nd title in 3 years. one reporter asked the honest if the season it was a failure. do you get there promotion every year in your job? no. right. so every year you were to see failure. yes or no. no marker jordan plate 15 years. once exam ship, the other 9 years was a failure. does we don't mean there's no failure in sports? you know, there's good days, bad days of these. some days you are able to be successful so that you're not. so

this is your turn of this, not your turn, and that was sports about it so 50 years from 97 to one to 2021 that we didn't win a championship. it was 50 years of failures. no, it was not. it was steps do it, you know, and the we're able to win one, hopefully given another one in our i showed it at a do you want to meet person, the miami here on our play and then new york next in the eastern conference semi finals. the next a seated 5th and wrapped up their 1st round against the cleveland cavaliers for games to one jaden bugs and tops gordon. this one with 23 boys in new york advanced past the opening round of the playoffs. for the 1st time since 2013 game one against the he to sunday in new york to the n h l. playoffs. now in the boston bruins have missed the chance to wrap up their series against the florida panthers . with the schools locked at 33, the best regular season side came close to moving ahead. it was denied by saga

bobrovsky. he made 44 saves for florida. it went to overtime and some pull played by his opposite number. linus lock lead to a winning goal for florida. matthew cut chuck that extends it to a sick game. but boston's only 3 to the defending champions. colorado avalanche have fallen behind though against the seattle crackin seattle one game, 5 a 32 and. and now just one went away from finishing their 1st series victory. they now take a free to advantage back home to seattle. manchester city manager pat guardiola has warned his team not to lose their focus after they took control of the premier league title race with a crushing for one win over arsenal. city now trail the leaders by just 2 points and they have 2 games in hand to last over the league i know can be in a sort, i'm saying, but the reality sewer chip was behind, of course you got to empty hand, but the still be 9 and a half months, i guess this indian will we are on a still 5, usually 5. and i've been homeless 22 years in disconcerting

a lot of things. and i know how much is ships from game to game. there are 2 equal games in his league, which are all to be in that position, or you'll actually my position now. after losing that into our heads. i would love to this to him, to have 6 points. you have to win it, but you know, i prefer to be because it depends on us 1st, who has really so blue, so for to and looping against an exception and they know that, ah, my, we had exceptional and too much work. but today we were in the races other than when i was required to win again. tennis now and 15 year old, a wild card at moran driver continues to impress the madrid open a day after beating the 2021. us open runner up, layla fernandez and driver has now taken out. 13 seed at beatrice. had a maya. it was the 1st time the russian had faced a top 20 player and she came through in straight sets and driver who's ranked a 100 and 94th in the wells or play magda lynette in round 3. the polish 17th seed

was a semi finalist at the australian open in january. in the men's tournament, dominic team booked his place in the 2nd round. the austrian beats of britain's col edmond in straight sets. 6 all 6. 1 team has reached at least the semi finals in 4th is by appearances in this month. capital flexible faces will see stephanie physically staying at that tournament in madrid. there was a case of foul play as a feathered cause. invader interrupted proceedings in the 1st round match between thomas martinez very. and adrian marino it, sir, resulted in a bit of a wild goose chase for this boy. and the intruder managing to show a clean set of feathers as it made a hasty exit, of course. and finally, the name or what play is now officially in the portuguese dictionary. it's used to define somewhat exceptional, unique or out of the ordinary. for example, saying he or she is the pele of volleyball or the pele of medicine. it follows

a campaign by police foundation which generated more than a $100000.00 signatures. pele who died in december when the world cup 3 times with brazil. that is all your support for me, for now i will have goals while if they're already between top manchester united license. great, thank you so much. john. thanks for watching. the news are on al jazeera, we hand you over to our teams in london. there are more news in just a moment. bye bye for now. mm. with jump into the st. 10 percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emissions joined the debate. people have already lost their life

. people, how close to that culture people, how those traditions have your say, want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it. live on you to people commenting. i want the whole world to know that traffic you are not headed to refugees. always resist with the power that they have. this stream on al jazeera, the drought in the horn of africa. 6 rainy seasons ha, feels more than 100000 miles of crossed into kenya since last year. i last saw aiden lack of village in somalia, when how 4 grand children died because you had no food to keep them in the last 1020 live in the surviving on goat skin and wild fruits in this drought. we can't even get that. most of the people who are coming to this area are not registered as refugees yet, so they are struggling to survive. they have very little water and food. this is the longest, dry spell for decades. breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers

attempting to silence reporting what to do, what to, to investigate. why didn't you ask the question? there are many drawings that says sensor it will help, but she didn't get back on subsequent stories. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covert to suppress moderate. and in some cases, amplify the content you feed on your part of the listening post on our to 0. ah, the diplomatic push to renew a c spot in conflict hits, you don, a country teetering on the edge of war. the focus again is on extending the cease fire and making sure there is imaginary access. all this i made an unfolding humanitarian crisis. tens of thousands of sudanese people seek sanctuary in

neighboring countries. ah, norah taina, this is al jazeera alive from london. also coming up. iran says to seized an oil tanker in the gulf following a collision with one of its.