this dante, these evacuation now places 3 day journey to a shelter in western europe, right? so one destroys our country, someone needs to rebuild ah sudan, despite to renewed c spy, thousands. the still trying to leave an exist from dar 1st stretches. neighboring chads resources is reporting the highest number of refugees from sudan conflict. ah, i'm carry johnson. this is out. is there a lie from day also coming up on the move again, migrants trying to that,

that peru, chilly border are finally able to resume their journey home. and once an ambassador of friendship, we look at why this panda has become a symbol of strange relations between china and united states. ah, a violent power struggle in sudan is now dragged on for 2 weeks. there's no end in sight as yet another ceased far falters, gun battles. tank blasts and air stripes have been witnessed in khartoum and nearby cities. the army and rapids support forces have both accused each other of validating the truce. sudanese citizens and foreign nationals continued to stream out the country in search of safety on friday, a turkish evacuation plane was shot at the paramilitary rapid support forces denied accusations. it was to blame you ends envoy to sit on his urging both sides to hold

talks. he told al jazeera that any party that refuses negotiation with the isolated internationally, even if it winds the conflict. lakresha leanne, fee walk, regional countries and the international community must say that if the situation continues, even if $1.00 side winds the fight, that side would not be accepted internationally. now, if aside, refuses negotiations and refuses reconciliation, it will not be accepted, internationally locked regionally. and i think also nationally in sudan that on the power struggle has re ignited intercontinental violence in the countries west. un human rights spokeswoman said at least 96 people have been killed in da 1st since monday. he been, morgan reports from cotton, smoke billowing over her tomb evidence that this extended fees fire is no more reliable than those that went before each side accused. as the other of violating

the deal, the rapid support force has said the army has launched air stripes on its positions . and its spread as far as west are, 4th capital altino, where dozens of people have been killed. after fighting erupted between arab armed groups and local civilians who've taken up arms. the fighting continues to sent hundreds of thousands of people looking for safety across to dance porters, my hain and indian travelled blogger joined others, making the hours long journey to if you appear from attorney, south, east of hutton. so that is our main people just few minutes ago. i was standing over here. they were actually standing here like like a big, big a big machine guns and everything i think about it seems like a bomb is going to be a big part of those are some managed to flee further south. this doctor says she feared for her life, adding to that that the streets are not safe. because you never know if you're

driving down the street that seems safe and there's nothing going on there if they would start shooting at any point. so making the journey to the bus stop on its own was difficult, but we got there. we realized that the prices had skyrocketed for, you know, a bus ticket. oh, this group take a moment to rest in northern river. now state, after harrowing journey, i got a result of the result. you're scared from the sound of the bombings and the bullets. it was really tough because there was so much fighting. thousands are traveling by boston, egypt in normal times a day long drive. now it's taken nearly a week who is in latin of london, how long we left everything behind. so we can take our children and parents to safety. egypt was the only safe journey from home to remind one and just for your information. nobody can into her to. meanwhile, the army blamed the r, a sappho firing on a turkish military plane involved in evacuations. tens of thousands of residents

have left the capital since the fighting started. many more say they hoped to do so in the coming days. but other se, while living with no running water or power is hard, leaving their homes is even harder. for those remaining behind, there was solace in friday. prayers. ah, even as the sounds of war echoed around them, is the growing shortage of basic necessities as 8 groups struggle to reach. those who need help. bakeries are running out of flower and residence where it was little they have won't last long. then the mother of yanine people are not thinking except for worrying about themselves and their families. the situation now is that the food supplies are diminishing and the citizens will face a famine or at least a crushing foot crisis. for all the talks of an extended ceasefire, it's this conflict that is being extended day by day and the humanitarian crisis that it's triggered. only deepened, heap. morgan al jazeera, autumn, or summer community south west to khartoum have been completely destroyed in the

fighting. alters here is 100 alti ab visited the area and met some of the people who have lost everything. with a heavy heart, this woman looks at the rooms of her home, destroyed your embalming on tuesday and minutes her life and that of her family changed forever. everything has been reduced to rubble buried underneath is her house, a place that used to be buzzing with life. kalak la is a small town south west of her tomb. far away from the front lines of the battles between the sudanese army and the rapid support forces. lena that you found new online islam of wilmington, we used to live here safely, securely and in peace. we have nothing to do with the 2 sides, either the army or the rapids support forces. we have no political affiliation, so we are not taking sides. all we want is to live in peace. we refuse to take part

in any of this. i thought is dumbest, no, i mean we can sense the fear and the panic in everyone's voices. they said they keep telling us that they have nothing to do with what is happening. and they hope that this fighting will and quickly so they can go on with their lights, won't be luna. together neighbor's help each other appears. some of the buildings the survived and you would be we were inside the house. when the shelling started, we ran, bumping into the door, coming back a and up and running again. well, my shrapnel was flying in every direction yellow bag. where for those who have lost everything rebuilding seems insurmountable challenge specially during these uncertain times. families sled, the bumping with nothing by clothes they were wearing now they're trying to retrieve what is left of their belongings in our leave him behind a house filled with a lifetime of memories. not manda, i, people here are powerless,

the counter anything. we were sitting peacefully and still we were showed, this is wrong. we ask god for help a mercy with many say they don't have the money to rebuild their houses. they're not the only one. the extent of the destruction in decision financial area so far from the fighting ha, spots has left families with more questions than answers, hama boldly. as to the law of thousands of sit in these refugees in chad or face desperate conditions and an uncertain future food supplies have started reaching the border with saddam but aid agencies say they don't have enough to cater for those who have already crossed as well as the 10s of thousands still expected to arrive. awkward interests reports from, from on the chad sudan border. they started coming in, trickles some with only the clothes on their banks. then they arriving numbers.

in just under week, more than 4000 refugees arrived in the small border village of california in chad. and this is what they're coming to a life of hardship. many say they've not eaten in 24 hours. and will help begins to arrive. the relieve is huge, but for some the trauma remains. that other than 53 people were killed and 9 inches in an ambition are conroy when we tried to flee. 2 cars were destroyed. this family shows the little supplies they received. it may not be enough, but it will do for a day or 2. most of the sudanese refugees leave under mitch's structures like these 8 agencies say there are hundreds of students refugees within the community. why yet to be registered and therefore cannot access aid. these numbers i expected to

increase in the coming days and weeks. agencies are worried that if the influx of refugees continues, there wouldn't be much left to give them the local authorities here over one by the numbers. the presence of more than $4000.00 refugees is beginning to affect the local economy. every eye and pitiless bucks, a liquid on right now, the cost of food has gone up by 70 percent in our markets. governments, along with its partners, are collaborating to ease the situation for our population will let us get it at a m. as have tombs, generals continued to shoot and bump each other, the exit is will gone. they're not technicians estimates that more than a quarter of a 1000000 people will cross into chad alone in the coming weeks and months. this will increase the sudanese refugee population here to more than 750000 and with agencies law and funds and relieve materials. the condition of these refugees can

only get worse. i'm a decrease al jazeera co form on the sudan chat border. the u. s. government is calling on the warring factions to end the fighting out. is there a state department correspondent? not in jordan asked a spokesman whether they appeals from washington will have any impact on sedans, leadership struggle. this is what could be happening in the next 72 hours. what the goals are of the u. s. and the other members of the quad in order to try to move from this current crisis. well, the goals are quite clear. we have been continuously engaging the s a f in the arse, f i to continue to further extend this 70 to cease fire and get us to a point where we can have a durable cessation of hostilities and humanitarian arrangements. are they hearing

it? are they trying to make this possible? i seen those, so i'm not going to try and get into the minds of these 2 generals, rosalind. but what i can say is that it is very clear to the united states, and it is very clear to the united, to, to our partners, the destruction that this is unleashing on the country of sudan and the sudanese people. and the dire impact that it is having. and so it is our hope that the 2 generals recognized that and they recognized the violence that it is, and the negative impacts it's unleashing on its own people. and we hope that they'll continue to remain engaged with us for an extension of a cease fire that will ultimately get us to hopefully a cessation of hostilities and free flow of humanitarian access as well. ah

100. so people who are stuck in limbo at the border between chile unproved. now moving again, the came many, far, venezuelan hates he as well as ecuador and columbia and made their way to chile, for the tightening of migration controls there, forced them to head home. initially they were unable to pass through peru because they didn't have the necessary documents leaving him stranded at the board for days . on friday they proven government finally allowed them access. arrianna sanchez reports from the attack now on the approved chevy border. will immigration authorities have finally decided to start registering people mapping, waiting for days here at the border between t lee and be too many with small children and very desperate to cross into battle. this after a diplomatic spat between chile and beetle, the mayor of pac now the region where we are said that sheila was sending its problems into play. do the foreign ministry of sheila called did was ambassador the

foreign ministry of been called to liz ambassador. now after that, the prime minister of bedu said that both countries had to work on these issues to resolve the problems of these. my grand and apparently they have been working on this because now immigration authorities are allowing these people to cross with shield has more than a 1000000 migrants from a venezuela and bill. more than 1300000. both countries share a lot of problems and a lot of responsibilities. now, it is unclear whether these my once will say imperial, or will continue to get their route back home as they say they wish. medina santos . i'll just either at that they do chilly border, brazil's president lewis nicer lula. da silva, has legally recognized 6 indigenous reservations. the other is attending an annual camp of indigenous groups in the capitol garcia. it promised to reverse the policies of his far right predecessor terrible scenario who had favored mining and

agricultural operations on ancestral indigenous lands. thank you know the philippines a day. we will continue fighting for the well being of all humanity and of our planet. and we come to affirm again that together with the biggest indigenous mobilization on earth that never again will they be a brazil without us, by the terminal of britain's at public broadcast to the b. b. c has resigned. after report said he breached rules, which had sharp, had faced an inquiry for his role in securing a loan for the former prime minister boris johnson. well, this was just before he was selected to buy the government to chair the corporation in early 2021. andrew simmons reports the chairman of the b, b. c. richard sharp has announced his resignation. britton's public broadcaster, having to report that its chairman has to quit over his dealings with the former prime minister. i feel that this matter may well be a distraction from the corporations. good work were i to remain imposed until the

end of my turn. in 2020 richard sharp, helped to arrange a $1000000.00 personal loan application for boris johnson. who was prime minister at the time. mister sharp help me with your loan. johnson who doesn't want to talk about it now. later recommended that sharp should be appointed into the non executive role in which he was to oversee the quality and impartiality bbc output. this does call into question the impartiality of britain's public broadcast at a high level. not only that, it's the timeline that's worrying so many people. 2 years before anything was found out. and the staff here didn't know anything until they read about it. in a newspaper labor, britton's main opposition party says sharp should have already been sacked for his actions. it's clear that he failed to act appropriately in this process. and it's right that he resigned. but he should have been sacked by the prime minister weeks ago. because this whole murky affair and his cosy relationship with

a prime minister and, and wish you see like himself, has brought untold, mutational damage to the b, b. c prime minister, re, she sooner is now under pressure to abandon political appointments at the b, b, c. but he doesn't want to talk about it, there's an established appointments process for all these things. and it will be right that we turn to that when the time is right. and so the b, b, c has taken a blow to its integrity. and the government, once again, stands accused of cronyism. andrew simmons al jazeera london was still a head hair on al jazeera. we look at the checkpoint that threatens to reignite decades of conflict between us, about sean and our media, and workers wanted to how the warren ukraine's that russia facing that nature, neva shortage. ah ah,

hello. they're for north america. it's a divided picture. you can see from the satellite image, we got lots of fine and dry weather to be found across western parts of canada, pulling down to western parts of the u. s, as temperature continued to rise. thanks to that heat across the desert, south west los angeles thing, 20 degrees celsius on saturday. now it's in the east that we are seeing the worst of the weather. we've got severe storms rolling across the u. s. gulf coast pulling out to those south eastern states, bringing a threat of hail as well as thunderstorms, and possibly tornadoes as well that that system skirts its way further east along the eastern seaboard, bringing some thundershowers to the likes of washington, dc and new york over the weekend but temperatures sitting rather high. here they are going to become down though, for places like minneapolis as well as chicago as the wet and wintry weather starts to push its way towards the north east. now as those systems move away from texas with the temperatures rebounding in places like dallas,

with lots of sunshine through to the new week. and it's an improving picture for much of mexico. that soft storms in the northeast starts to roll their way further east. we'll see the temperature pick back up in monterey. lots of sunny conditions to be found here. it's very heavy, rain for western parts of cuba. ah, money the world's biggest ocean would be to fighting climate change and transforming pacific on economies. the 2nd of to special reports, one or one east. investigate what state. oh no. ah, al jazeera. with. wow, lou

ah, welcome back. a reminder of our top stories. there have been gun battles in air strikes since the dark, despite the extension of a cease fire. the army and the rapid support forces had been locked in a power struggle. 2 weeks with civilians caught in the crossfire. after days of being stranded at the peru, chilly border hundreds of migrants making their way a started being allowed to cross the border enterprise. at least $23.00 people, including 4 children, had been killed in miss harlow tax across ukraine. a residential building was partially reduced to rubble in the central city of oman cha strapped for the ports

from keith. this is all that remains of an apartment block in the city of oman in central ukraine. the government says more than a 100 people lived here, many would have been asleep. the explosion ripped through their homes, killing friends, and neighbors. distraught onlookers. a man unable to contain his shock and grief. oh, i never thought this could happen, says this woman, we are covered in blood. the rocket hit our building. all the windows of shattered children was sleeping here. it's good that they are alive, but i was so afraid. russia, we hate you. but this is one of what the ukrainian government says. we're 23 cruise missiles and so called kamikaze drones, that russia fired in the early house of friday morning. some were reportedly launched from as far away as the caspian sea. 20 wanting to set it says the

ukrainian military. but falling debra from powerful exploding projectiles can kill to emergency services carried the dead body bags to waiting ambulances. moscow has repeatedly said it doesn't deliberately target civilians, but thousands have been killed by russian missiles. drones and shelling intensity populated towns and cities since the war began. nothing. my daughter is classmate, lived on the 9th floor of the destroyed building. i don't know how, but praise god there alive. it's a great tragedy present blow to me. lensky said, on his telegram channel, this russian terror must face a response from ukraine and the world. and it will look what i do, madonna. my preliminary information is at 109 people lived in that section and 27 of the 46 flats completely destroyed. we organized operations as fast as possible to rescue the people who are alive and trapped onto the rebel cane on units. also

at the site, ukrainian officials say other cities hit include in the pro and the east, nikolai of in the south 11 missiles and drones intercepted over the cave region and explosions heard impulse hava and credential on the denique pro river. it's been almost 2 months since such a wide spread bombardment. so why now the attacks come ahead of an expected ukrainian counter offensive one, which many analysts say could determine the outcome of the war. now, whether in fact this was an attempt by russia in some way to preempt that operation is very difficult to say. but one thing it shows is russia's continued ability to be able to strike anywhere in this country whenever it pleases. charles rafa down to 0. keith ross, sir, is facing a labor shortage. last is mass mobilization for the war. new crane effect 230-0000 people. nearly a 1000000 more russians escaped the draft by fleeing abroad. now,

officials say they need at least $600000.00 workers to fill the gap. docile jabari reports from moscow. there are plenty of visible signs of how russia's business world has been transformed by the invasion of ukraine. and the sanctions that followed stores belonging to the spanish clothing brand zera or to re open in june as mag, owned by a firm registered in a u. e. free zone. i, i kia, has packed up. it's flat packed furniture and left the russian market. bella, roosters swede is filling the gap, but there's a deeper problem that new signage can't address these re open businesses need staff is taking into account the historically the minimal unemployment rate of 3.5 percent in the country. there was simply not enough work as in many areas rushes government says the economy is short of 600000 workers. that's partly caused by the

nations mass mobilization last year that affected hundreds of thousands of people and force nearly a 1000000 to flee abroad. so training i technical colleges like this one in moscow is all the more necessary program. and when you save us, all our programs are in demand. for example, for design, we have a competition of about 20 g people per place. let me every block is in demand. 16 year old dmitri coach f is a civil engineering student, even though he's in his 1st year of a 3 year program. he's got big plans for his future. i will go to they chose this facility because they wanted to be a building and i like working with my hands after training, i plan to go to work on site and our money to open my own business. later, about 40 percent of russians are employed by the state, state own companies, or private companies whose owners have closed government ties, making them a natural destination for these students. since the state is paying for their

entire education. their hurdle a huge demand for these students even before they finish their degrees. given the economic isolation facing russia by western powers, investing in these teenagers future is a secure bat. the country can minimize the impact of that isolation. doors. as jabari al jazeera moscow, a funeral has been held for palestinian boy was killed by israeli forces and occupied westbank. local sources say the 16 year old was shot in the chest and the town of 2 crew, se or bethlehem, dozens of others were injured. boy is the $100.00 and 4th, 4th, a palestinian to be killed in the occupied territory by israeli forces this year. now french foreign minister, catherine colona, has urged armenian. and as erie leaders to resume talks over the disputed armina enclave in azerbaijan. as my john has rejected, the french calls to remove

a check point on the latch in corridor the only road connecting the disputed nagondo caraballo region and armenia. bernard smith has more from shisha in as of asia. that checkpoint is essentially a border from to control point close the border between as a by john and armenia and the meaning government officials. i've been speaking to the last couple of days on thursday and on friday say they have now no intention of removing that checkpoint. they say that by john has the right to enforce its own borders. like every other country does. and it has the right to inspect material, what he's coming through armenia up to that remaining ethnic armenian enclave. the problem is that the 2020 p steel struck by the russians between the by john and armenia meant road called the latching corridor were supposed to stay open. there was supposed to be free movement. people up and down corridor, as by john says,

i mean he's been using it to move i munitions, to move weaponry into move fighters into this ethnic armenian controlled and played cold. the panica by the armenian can candy by the as aires. now a giant panda he spent 2 decades the united states has been welcome home to china. ja has been the subject of passionate discussions on social media with many chinese uses, accusing us of neglecting her. despite vets, saying she'd been well cared for. physical washington reports from beijing. 20 years ago, yaya, the giant panda arrived in memphis. a sign of good will and a high point in relations between the united states and china. this week people came to say their goodbyes, mostly seldom rent yaya has been under good care throughout her stay in the memphis zoo. she is deeply loved by the american people, mostly. but in china, people have been speculating about her health for months, saying she looked sickly,

but i'd have it. why is ya so thin? we need to listen to the experts. some commenters online said america didn't take good care of yaya. i think it's a good thing that she's back. i hope she'll get proper care on the door with her coolly. i don't think we were all the countries wouldn't maltreated our national treasure. just up the locking experience hall to look after the ponder. young us mail companion, lyla, died from heart disease in february fueling commentary online that they had been neglected. however, vets from both countries said the pandas had been well cared for, and that yaya has a genetic skin condition which results in fer los china's most famous animals have been used for so called handed diplomacy for decades. but they are expensive. visitors, china charges host countries, hundreds of thousands of dollars each year, and zeus spend millions on special facilities for the animals. some analysts say the public sentiment reflects the relationship between china and the us,

which is at its lowest point in decades. that is an expression of how people feel and are that that's there to, to ration hassan. it just doesn't help anybody. and in fact is, if you go back 20 years and you know whether you're in china or the u. s. there was hopefulness. there was a sense that many things were possible. yeah, yeah, we'll spend a month in quarantine before being relocated to beijing, once a symbol of friendship. now a symbol often increasingly antagonistic relationship. jessica washington out is era meeting. ah, this is out there and these are the top stories. now there have been gun battles in air strikes since the dawn, despite the extension of a cease fire. the army and the rapid support forces had been locked in a power.