on april, the 30th foreign policy matters in the fight against corruption, have dominated campaign. the governing party had been in power for more than 60 years. could this be the moment vo petition had been waiting for? follow the paraguay election this month on out to santa? ah, troops on the streets of sir dan fears are growing that the fighting between the army and a powerful pot of military force will get even more intense. ah, i know about this, and this is al jazeera life until hob, also coming up. survivors of an attack, burkina faso accuse security forces of massacring a 145 people. the government blames armed groups. tens of thousands of israelis

protest against the government planned legal overhauls a day before parliament. reconvenes and public lions prepared to elect a new president and congress as the issues of corruption and poverty dominate the votes. ah, the un secretary general is wanting that sudan is falling apart. a violent power struggle between the army and a powder military force is now in its 3rd week. the latest foreign mediated seas far due to expire at midnight local time on sunday. as barely taken hold at least 528 people have been killed. tens of thousands of been forced out of their homes, him organs joining us now live from hot tombs. we've only got a few hours before the so called sees far and doesn't seem to have made any difference on the streets. while judging by the sounds of the air

strikes and the artillery fires around various parts of the capitol cartoon. and by the fact that many people were not able to leave their home, many say that the fire has been no different, sorry, has been no different than the previous these fires. people in undermine. and that's the twin city of the capital hudson said in the early hours of the morning, they could hear heavy artillery strike being exchanged between the rapid support for this. and this is denise army and that for them to stay in their home, fearing for their lives. now this is an extension or a continuation of the fighting that happened and undermined itself on saturday between the recess. and this is denise army. now the army says it has managed to take over several positions. i'll be our staff, but the hours of disputes that and says that it isn't. it has managed to take several prisoners of war belonging to the food in these army. it's also said that the army is dragging in a 3rd party into this conflict between the 2 sides. and that's the central reserve police. now, that's the unit of the police that is more armed than the average police are than

the ordinary police officers. and now policemen here in the capital 2 and around the country and the rest of the accusing them of siding with the army, saying that this would widen the conflict even further. so i was away from the fire due to and fighting continues in various parts of the capital around the vicinity of the presidential palace heavily contested between the 2 sides. i'm in the city of undermine where residence they. they can't leave their home, fearing that they will be struck by artillery or bullets. hey, but it was whole the see. so i will give some sort of pause for negotiations. but is there any sign that any sort of diplomacy is actually taking place? while diplomatic efforts have been ongoing to end the fighting since the beginning of the conflicts 16 days ago, and the nice army general general abdel for the hon said that he would send an envoy to the south to the nice capital you buy in response to the inter governmental authority for developments request to have the 2 side stock. inter

governmental authority for development is the regional block that since the beginning has been trying to talk to both sides. but then the army general himself also spoke to a us public broadcaster 2 days ago. and he said that the only terms of negotiations is if it's about the ending of the recess, or it's complete their minds. so it looked like this certain condition that the army wants to negotiate with the rapid support, 4th of envoy. then there's also be rapid support for says b, c that any chance of talks, whether it's in the south for the nice capital, juba or elsewhere, has to be preceded by a cease fire in the capital one or 2000000 other parts of the country. and right now on the ground, that's not happening here, but thank you very much. indeed. said the morgan, talking to some cartoon, tens of thousands of people have shopped in their homes with medicine, water, or fuel, in some parts of how to brief louse in the fighting are allowing people to stock up the things they need. i'll just say it has been heating from some people who are risking their lives to look for desperately needed supplies. let one dilemma. thank

you because i have learned about me. thank god, the medicines are available here. i even found them at the same price as they were before the fighting prices of medicines having increased that much. yeah, i don't with why you don't. i'm doing that one like hanging with them a call, but i know in one of the to be honest, i was worried the medicine wouldn't be available. i have a patient with kidney failure and we brought him here for treatment and i was worried. they wouldn't have the medicine, but thank god they had stock to denny leon, alicia. and it was a little saba, like, on the honest to god we work in difficult conditions. we opened the pharmacy despite the sound of gunfire, for the sake of families and children. our problem is how to get installed and in the quantities we need the factories in the battery region, we're bombed. we display all the medicines we have and tried to do our best for the people, sizes or saturdays, or leaving everything behind to escape the fighting authorities in egypt. se 14000 cities nationals have entered the country in the past week. sedan itself is already

hosting more than a 1000000 refugees, most of them from south sedan, but many and now returning home to you and is registered about 14000 return ease, but says as many as 125000 people are on the way the us also estimates at least 20000 people have crossed into chad. they are joining 400000 sudanese refugees who are already their company. this is live in the time of coffee in shot. this driver of a bed is what separates is june todd and the town of tyndall to in west and for over there a homes and businesses left behind by their owners because of fear of attacks. there is, it is, woke up one day to find the military base in town, completely diverted. and that has triggered an exit as of people. thousands of them crossed this dry river bed into the village of control in eastern charge and their base. there currently thousands of them under living and the hush

conditions while they can watch across the driver of a bed at their homes over there. simply because it's not safe for them to go back to their homes at the moment. now, the situation is such that people are in need of shelter in need of water in need of food items. and they've been living like that for days until the arrival a few days ago by you and agencies in the world foot program delivered tons of a to distribute to the people affected by the crisis and the migration across the river. now, the welfare program budgeted 20000 budgeted 420000 people, the food they have in their stores to deal with the needs of these individuals. however, from all indications that number is going to grow the estimation of the workforce program. and currently the organization as well as other donor agencies, are struggling to deal with an influx of refugees traveling from sudan into the

eastern part of chad. now, such a kilometers from why we are in the town of janina when that we recently witnessed some incidents, violence incident was focused on both sides were killed. and we are told that a lot of people are trapped in there and they cannot come this side because of the security concerns. they have, rather they're moving farther inland into so done. they feel safe, a much, much safe going that way. a family i, he went to an organization family that escaped from janina and ready to go fool. and then later to address told al jazeera that they spent days negotiating the axes through a distance of 500 meters in order to get to this place. and that's the situation here in eastern jad, at the moment i'm at the greece algebra. cool. well, as we're just talking about a large number of people from south city and are also trying to return home, how much houses in the capital zuba?

the international organization for migration says that about 1500000 people from south to done living in sudan. some of them are refugees, others when they're looking for work. when the fighting started, people like a not doing and has 6 children left cartoon and cameo to sell to don's capital, juba a jenny that took them about 2 days by bus, and they're now staying with family friends who taken the men for as long as it takes a journey for her and the children to get here was traumatic. my children heard gunfire and so things they should never see. they are see the scared. i am happy, we got back to south. so dance heavily. i south to done this close ties with its neighbors who died. remember this conjugate independence from the done in 2011. many people to left friends and family stuck in the don and they're worried about what's happening over there. the same experience

back to don warranties. what i went through in our crisis in south sedan, where we have witnessed people of being killed, people have lost lives. people have been displaced, and children and elderly people have suffered most. so when i saw the fighting in sudan, it war is me more because you start wondering the pain that this would on his people are going through. silva kelton's president is leading mediation efforts as part of the regional gad. he's trying to get officials from the student needs army and the pay minutes. we are safe to face to face. talk here in the capital, juba. government official say it's still a work in progress. how do i talk to al jazeera juba? what do you guys has more than 75000 people have been forced out of their homes by the fighting. but the still in sudan, large scale evacuations of foreign nationals are still going on. a group of south africans among the latest, to return home. very, very, very lived to be at home of a very long, long,

long journey. better than monday went into the doing really never making you uncertain. you don't know what's happening. you know that you don't know if you've been a travel to nix, fix this nation because of the different factions. so you don't know you've, but we made it safely. ah, survivors when attack in northern but kina fossil 10 days ago are blaming security forces for carrying out the raid. witnesses say at least a $145.00 people were killed and comma and the surrounding areas. the government says on groups linked to iceland arcade are responsible. nicholas hack has this report and let me warn you that some of you might be distressed by what you're about to see. still in shock,

children from the village of karma in northern breaking apart. so gathered to explain what actually happened to them and how they survived a moment we were on the way to the well with my donkey. when we saw the moving towards us, we hidden our homes, our father came out. they took her identification and started firing at them, killing them all. they then destroyed the homes and killed our mothers. i was hiding underneath piles of bodies as they continue to fire at us. the govern say arm groups linked to iceland? al qaeda, dressed in army uniforms, attacked the villagers. but the survivors say that's not true. these were not terrorists with our soldiers. we welcome them with cries of joy, thinking there had come hovering peace and protect us with jeffery, i turned to a maslanka document of some of the survivors say the use to airplanes during the attack. something arm groups do not have access to that. there were 1000 men

dressed in military uniforms and bearer on was at the moving armored vehicles with the flag of broken. apostle marked on them. the government says 60 people were killed, but villagers say over a $145.00 people died, $45.00 of them children during an attack that lasted 8 hours. when the villagers went to bury their dead, soldiers took phones and deleted photos that could appear as evidence of their involvement and investigation is under way to find though is responsible to wet these villagers describe as an unjustified barbaric act by soldiers meant to protect them. nicholas hawk al jazeera, he signed up on as a journalist, basting burkina, faso only explains who could be behind the violence or the site, the dental, csm, ease it, sir. then is that a lovell in what's happening in our country? but so what is important to say is that the are the killing of

a karma. they've lived karima up in a vis a couple of these before. a nevada, her attack on in the village called our emma a yes sir. a food booth as a fire we from a from on panama, and then you've got maybe military. you got killed uva, a mini, a volunteer for the different from a loss. and is that that's the air michael is up on. rats are, as you can understand, ya, ya, ya, to putting as many people do this a mother see that this is a sure that's it's good. military attacks affect them and kill and kill their people there. but what i'm saying is you have to be very careful because, you know, today are you of the doors are. busy good men. busy i'm good you have are, are our military outfit. the u. s. president says as administration's working every

day to secure the release of american journalist from a russian prison, joe biden was speaking at the white house correspondents dinner. that annual gathering of us media event, gastro, which is a reporter for the wall street journal, and he's been charged with spying after he was arrested last month. he denies the charges to have his parents. o, mchale, the sister danielle, as i've told you in person, we notice me, you all stand with you. while i want them and their families, you know, to mom, i understand. we see them. they are not forgotten. and i promise you, i am working like hell to get them home, stella had and all the 0 why mercer is fighting russian forces are threatening to withdraw from a battle for a city and ukraine. apaloosa, you are state of texas, search for a suspect to of, to 5 of his neighbors, a shot dead. ah,

hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe and from the satellite image, you can see the shower clouds intensifying across some parts of the continent. this is where we are going to see the worst of the weather over the next few days, but it is still a story of blistering heat, particularly for the southwest the iberian peninsula. continuing to see temperature is about $10.00 to $15.00 degrees above the average for this time of year. now they come down slightly on sunday, but by monday you can see them picking up once again. quarter we're coming in at 33 degrees celsius. that warm is spreading its way farther north and east bringing temperatures to the seasonal average across much of europe. but there's gonna be more in the way of wet and windy weather, certainly for southeastern areas of france and italy, a bit of a wintry mix as well pulling into parts of switzerland and at what weather intensifying as it works its way east. in some monday blustery winds across some of

the mediterranean islands and thunderstorms, likely they'll rumble their way into places like bosnia and herzegovina, and eventually into greece. dropping the temperature in athens as we go into the new weak, vast improvement across more northern parts of central europe. it's going to get a lot colder. however, across scandinavia, look at those temperature drops in oslo and stock them. but the temperature is on the up in places like london, with sunshine coming through in southern parts of england. ah, the talk to, i'll just see where we are, who is really fighting? is russia or is it wagner, or is it the russian or military? we listen, we started talking to me on my own so that this via yours who does it usually take them back. we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stories that matters on al jazeera. there is no channel that covers world news like we do,

we revisit places the state. is there a really invest in that? and that's a privilege. as a journalist, lou ah, you want to go to cedar reminder of our top stories this hours of ivers of massacre and northern burkina. faso were blaming security forces or an attack 10 days ago. they say gunman killed at least a 145 people. the government says, armed goose linked to iceland, al qaeda responsible? the un secretary general is wanting that sudan is falling apart, a violent power struggle between the army and a pot of military force is now this 3rd week, that least 528 people have been killed and tens of thousands been forced out of the

homes and the un says 50000 sudanese, applied the fighting for neighboring countries, more than 75000 people to be forced out of their homes, but they remain in the sudan. foreign governments are evacuating their citizens by air, land, and sea. okay, let's bring an amity drink, who's at a refugee camp in audrey in chad. i'm a down here in the program. you were reporting to us from a cap, a co, freund in chad. what said like where you are now and are people still coming with? exactly. yeah. rob, how we were in california yesterday and late in the evening, we moved to a new camp, set up a park from the initial owner. we were reported all these days and that there were more people about 5000 had already arrived and we met some are you and agencies distributing foot staff to those people,

5000 in one particular camp. and they're telling us that are more people trying to cross over into is to charge for safety. now, with a situation there is still desperate. more than 2 weeks after the arrival of the 1st group of refugees into china, there is no single apartment in structure, nor tent has been erected in these camps. people are living out there in the open. the lucky ones will get a shade and our tree and try to put together some form of shelter for members of the families, but they're still exposed to the range. most of these shelters i'm talking about are made of tweaks and grass and that can not be able to withstand the harshest winds that blow across that region. so that's a situation there. no food or little food, little water, and basically access to medicine has become so much a problem in all the camps and other places where the refugees are putting up at the moment. as i mentioned before, i'm at the, the un was saying about 50000 cities of flight over the border to try to escape the

fighting at is the un able to cope with these extraordinary numbers that it we're seeing at the moment. it's difficult to say at the moment the budget is, or the estimation is for $20000.00 refugees and already the information we have right now is that more than $20000.00 have cost into charge. but for where we are reporting now, there are more than 10000 people who are currently sitting there. and we are also not talking about people who have been trapped by the fighting and the town of janina, like we said before, they were not trying to access the eastern part of charge. this is why they want to be. but because of the security concerns just 30 kilometers, and at some point, even the crossing point between china and the clothes between so down and the close us village in charge is still 5 kilometers. but they still too afraid to go to that crossing part because of the volatility of the situation and what's in the for especially in the town of geneva and surrounding environment. and even the town of

dr. why we reported earlier, but so thousands of inhabitants move across the driver. but into chad, we were told by a local residence that one of the local millions just responsible for some of the violence in the past 20 years had come to town. although they didn't do anything there, but definitely that gave them a cause for concern that that shouldn't be going back anytime soon. and thank you very much. need is out of the, just talking to us from a refugee camp in audrey in chad protested. and israel, or keeping up the pressure and the prime minister to abandon his planned overhaul of the legal system. thousands have taken to the streets for the 17th week, but he soon survived arrested. several protesters after the block, the main highway and human netanyahu put his plans on hold a month ago, but no agreements been reached parliament reconvenes later on sunday, bahama jam. june has more from the protest and television. all the demonstrators

that are out here tonight in tel aviv opposed to the plans put forth by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his far right coalition partners plans that would give you all additions more power to appoint judges to the supreme court. and plans that have passed into law who would give more limit the authority to overturn supreme court decisions. everybody we've spoken with here to night and this is the 17th week of weekly protests. everybody we've spoken with here tonight. has said, they believed that if these plans were positive law, they would push israel away from democracy towards autocracy. judiciary is actually our last frontier in terms of protecting the rights of minority women, arab, etc. and so it's crucial that we don't let why it's protests like this. and a general strike that lead prime minister netanyahu to put up cause on plans to

overhaul the judiciary that happened late last month. the prime minister also promised to work with opposition parties to find a compromise. all eyes now will be on israel's parliament, which reconvenes on sunday after a month long break. it will be interesting to see what happens next. now it's also worth noting, but on thursday evening there was a large protest by right wing demonstrators, protestors who support the judicial overhaul proposals. all of this very much exposing. the deep sure is currently in israeli society. how much improvement is eda, olivia? russia's wagner most the regroup is threatened to pull out of ukraine's in battle. city of buck. mood. if moscow doesn't send more ammunition, the head of the group of gaily prisons says that without proper supplies, his troops will withdraw or die. fighting for the control of bark moved in easton, ukraine has lasted for months, keeps as it remains in control of

a key supply route into the city. these 2 civilians have died in south western russia as a result of shelling by ukrainian forces that according to the local governor, it ack happened in a village in the brianna sc region. a residential building and houses were destroyed. spain and portugal have recorded their hottest ever temperatures. in april, the heat reached 38.8 degrees celsius in the southern spanish city of cordova on thursday. in neighboring portugal temperatures in the central time of water hit 36.9, breaking a record set in april 1945, a powerful storms roll through the us. state of texas. tens of thousands of residents are without power. gale force winds and rainfalls, sweat. the region on friday and saturday police in texas are searching for a gunman accused of killing 5 of his neighbors. on friday, 39 year old mexican national francisco autopay sir has been charged with 5 counts

of murder than 8 year old child was among the victims who would all from honduras. but he said they'd ass off put out opposed to stop filing an assault rifle in his yard because they were trying to sleep. several others were injured and taken to hospital was back his down is holding a constitutional referendum which could allow the president to extend his time in power by more than a decade. shaft had to miss a yo. yo if has been in office since 2016. the proposed amendments to the constitution would allow him to serve 2 more terms of 7 years each authority, se, the changes would also protect human rights. thus a yo, yo, abs government has stepped up efforts to crack down and napoleon in the past year. the gas, these kill the 11 people in the indian state of punjab. 9 others are being treated in hospital. the team from the national disaster response force is at the site in louisiana. they're still working to find the source of the leak hundreds of

asylum seekers of fort police, the border between chile and peru, peruvian authorities here they're trying to cope illegal migration and not allowing people to make the journey through unless they've got the right documentation. many of the migrants from venezuela and say they just want to return home the voters and paraguay will go to the polls in the coming hours to elect a new president and congress corruption and organized crime. but among the main issues for the voters, my latin america editor, lucy human has more for my socio ah, it's the final rally of one of the most fiercely for elections and para gloves. short history of democracy and the south american countries. largest opposition party is confident of capitalizing on a wave of discontent, against corruption, and soaring poverty. i more jock, i mean we need so many changes. it would take me till dawn to list them all. we

need security and safety medicine. everything little got you. education is the most important thing. without it, nobody can wake up and demand their rights. after 2 failed attempts, opposition leader and presidential candidate if it ain't legally, seems confident he'll be 3rd time lucky. his campaign slogan is a choice between the mafia or the nation. paula: we're going to defeat the pug wine. pablo escobar and we are going to launch the real part of why the potter g y of hard work, of the family of patriotism. that's our paraguay. who's the paraguayan pablo escobar? i asked what i said when was that, what are your manuel cavities? he is the pablo escobar of paraguay, and his hand picked candidate santiago. penya is al chile escobar as a right hand man. he's referring to former president or as yo candidates, one of paraguay is wealthiest and most powerful men who was sanctioned by the u. s

. in january for quote, rampant corruption that undermined democratic institutions and alleged ties to drug trafficking. and his vala ah, he is also the president of the colorado party that has dominated paraguayan politics for 7 decades and the political patron of its current candidate, former finance minister, santiago pena. ah. the presidential hopeful told me that his mentor, who denies the charges of corruption, has the right to defend himself. but he also insists he's his own man. nobody can claim that i nod proper to repression. nobody conklin that i don't have the expertise on public policy. and nobody can point to myself that i have any case of corruption, luhan my service in the public on these faces until recently victory for the powerful colorado party was seen as a given. but not this time. oh, i legged it has chosen a woman as his running mate,

a 1st in paraguay. the opposition candidate has a lot of advantages. i recently put this in behind him, but also the very 1st line is 7 decades. he appears to have more money to bring out the vin number he by contrast, the un sanctions against the incumbent parties leader has made it more difficult for to access bank loans and other funds. still, the colorado party has a long track record of staying in power. pulling it off again, is not out of the question. despite the odds you see in human al jazeera assume sun . ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. the un secretary general is warning that sudan is falling apart. a violent power struggle between the army and the part of military forces. now.